Clear-Diesel Fuel & Tank Cleaner is an advanced diesel fuel and tank cleaning technology that has been proven effective in fleet, marine and agricultural applications. This Fuel Polishing Formula disperses fuel contaminants and stabilizes fuel during long-term storage. It can be used as a vital part of any preventive maintenance program or for immediate clean-up of equipment or fuel storage tanks.

DIRECTIONS:

Complete directions are printed on each container label.
 

To clean fuel tanks and prevent premature fuel-filter plugging: If possible, pump or drain excess water and fuel contaminants from bottom of fuel tank until diesel fuel appears. If your fuel tank does not have a bottom drain, see suggested pump-out procedure detailed below. Depending on container size, add the following: 16 ounces (Part No. 9216-09) of Clear-Diesel to each 20 gallons, 32 ounces (Part No. 9225-06) to each 50 gallons or 80 ounces (Part No. 9280-06) to each 125 gallons of fuel in the tanks.

To maintain a clean fuel tank and stabilize fuel for long-term storage: Depending on container size, add the following: 16 ounces (Part No. 9216-09) of Clear-Diesel to each 40 gallons, 32 ounces (Part No. 9225-06) to each 100 gallons, or 80 ounces (Part No. 9280-06) to each 250 gallons of fuel tank capacity. Fill tank with diesel fuel.
 

To clean fuel tanks and prevent premature fuel-filter plugging: If possible, pump or drain excess water and fuel contaminants from bottom of fuel tank until diesel fuel appears. If your fuel tank does not have a bottom drain, suggested pump-out procedure detailed below. Add one gallon of Clear-Diesel to each 500 gallons of fuel tank capacity. Fill tank with diesel fuel.

To maintain a clean fuel tank and stabilize fuel for long-term storage: Add one gallon of Clear-Diesel to each 1,000 gallons of fuel tank capacity. Fill tank with diesel fuel.

PUMP-OUT PROCEDURE:

If your fuel tank does not have a bottom drain, use the diagram and instructions below to build a pump-out system to remove water and fuel contaminants from the lowest point of the fuel tank.

Parts List for Do-It-Yourself Pump Out:

• A fluid extraction pump (electric or manual) rated for use in diesel fuel
• One 2-foot section of clear pressure braided flexible tubing — diameter to match size of pump intake
• One 5-foot section of rigid PVC tubing to use as a probe — diameter to match clear flexible tubing

Access to the inside of fuel tanks can be accomplished through fuel fill orifices, fuel level/gauge sending units or fuel tank inspection plates.

Insert the rigid PVC tubing into the fuel tank until it makes contact with the bottom of the fuel tank. Initiate pump to begin pump-out. View water and other fuel tank contaminants through the clear plastic tubing. Stop pump out when clean diesel fuel appears.

Discard tank bottoms in a method compliant with state and federal environmental regulations.