What is the difference between non-standard diesel and national standard diesel?
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The differences between non-standard diesel and national standard diesel are as follows: Color: Generally, high-quality diesel for vehicles should be a transparent liquid that is colorless, light yellow, or light brown, slightly transparent without any turbidity. For more oil-related information, oil product details, and oil blending techniques, you can follow the oil product circle. Diesel that appears black, dark, or soy sauce-colored is low-grade blended oil; diesel that appears turbid is inferior oil mixed with water or impurities. Odor: High-quality diesel has a normal oil smell; inferior diesel has a pungent odor, such as a strange smell or a spicy and unpleasant odor from recycled oil. Texture: High-quality diesel has a low viscosity to the touch; diesel that feels too thick is inferior diesel mixed with other lubricating oils.