ProDiesel warrants to the end user that its products are free from defects in materials and workmanship. This limited warranty is valid for a period of eighteen months after the date of initial installation.

Kerosene will burn fine in most diesel engines without harming them. In fact, many newer diesel engines list kerosene as an approved fuel. Do not use kerosene in your diesel engine unless your owner's manual lists it as an approved fuel or you have checked with the manufacturer!

However, gasoline is more refined than Diesel. This makes gasoline thinner in density and more volatile. So, in practical use, gasoline burns faster, which allows it to produce more power or horsepower. Whereas Diesel fuel is thicker in density, it evaporates more slowly.