On one fine day, you suddenly perceive a minor inconvenience. A generator that won't start out of nowhere. A truck that hesitates. A fishing boat engine suddenly shuts off. Most people blame the engine, while some blame the fuel quality…
If you’ve ever opened a fuel tank and noticed a slimy layer at the bottom, or your filters clogging more often than they should, microbes are probably the culprit. Tiny bacteria and fungi can grow in diesel, gasoline, and kerosene…
If your diesel engines have been acting up — maybe filters clog faster than usual, or you’ve noticed dark sludge at the bottom of the tank — you’re probably dealing with microbial contamination. It’s one of those hidden problems that…
You might look at your diesel, gasoline, or kerosene and think, “Looks fine to me.” But the real trouble usually hides at the bottom of the tank, where you can’t see it. A little water sneaks in over time. Maybe…
