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Location: Grant Twp., MI | Hi - saw an advertisement on RFD-TV taunting the www.dieselsecret.com .46 per gallon fuel....went on the web site and it seems very informative and interesting...with the price of diesel in our area (Michigan)....this looks mighty tempting!! Any input or thoughts about these type products...and of course...they say that "everyone" will say they are "pixie dust" or "snake oil" salesmen....but it makes some sense even to me! Opinions, please!  |
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Location: Where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain... | If you do a search, there were several threads on here about it. One of them was named Fuel Prices, but you can just search for dieselsecret and they will pull up that way. |
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Location: Vermont | Please make sure to post back here when your engine has been ruined...especially the new ULSD burning ones... ...And if your engine WAS under warranty, be sure to tell us what your dealer says... http://www.thedieselpageforums.com/tdpforum/showthread.php?t=31639&highlight=diesel+secret http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=235492 http://www.duramaxforum.com/forum/alternative-fuels-diesel-additives-lubricants/4738-diesel-secret.html Diesel secret sells product out of a warehouse in Sunset,Louisiana,they don't even list a telephone number on their site!! Smacks of the OLD PO BOX MAIL scams... Everytime times get tough...the snake oil salesmen come out of the woodwork... Oh and by the way, I sell GENUINE ALCHEMIST STONES for the paltry price of $100.00...GUARANTEED to CHANGE LEAD into GOLD...that is, if YOU REALLY BELIEVE!!!...any lack of faith on your part and the warranty is null and void...
Edited by PaulChristenson 2008-04-17 2:03 AM
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Location: Grant Twp., MI | lolol....Thanks Paul...I KNEW it was too good to be true....but they make it sound soooogood on the TV ads...but I do know (after 60 years) that you don't get something for nothing! |
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Location: NY | lets talk about the stone you have????? ha ha  |
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Location: Minnesota | I'll take two of them. One for me to sell for $200, and theother to copy so I can sell knock-offs for $75 |
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Location: Kansas | I have a customer that uses the diesel secret product in Colorado. Him and his brother are both using it and have been for two years now. They seem to be happy with it. If you go to the website there is a number to call under contact us. I have called and talked someone there. I ended up ordering some of their product to try, just have not put it to use yet. So I can't say if it works or not. This is the page http://dieselsecret.com/contact.html |
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Location: Vermont | Well, they've added a phone number... So is your diesel going to be the guinea pig?
Edited by PaulChristenson 2008-04-18 8:50 PM
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Location: Litchfield Park, AZ | I have been using Diesel Secret Energy's method now for some time. I have been running it in a Ford 6.0 and a VW Jetta with a diesel motor. I have had some difficulties that I have had to iron out but it is well worth the frustration. I know some people are completely against it and I can understand their hesitance. I did a lot of research before I started it and have made many modifications to the process. No its not as easy as they make it seem but if your willing to work through the frustrations and give it a chance it will pay you back. I make the fuel in my back yard for about a $1.00 a gallon. That price varies depending on the cost of the additives I use. Something else to think about a lot of big companies are going to biodiesel IE: Safeway food stores. I am sure they are buying processed biodiesel from a pump but it's the same renewable energy that I am using. They feel its safe in their trucks too. As for cost.... Well manufactured biodiesel bought at the pump is NOT much cheaper than regular petroleum diesel but its sure better for our world. |
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