CAWA Compliance Alert

CERTAIN DIESEL FUEL ADDITIVES MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE
FOR MODEL YEAR 2007 DIESEL ENGINES

Diesel fuel additives that are not clearly labeled as approved for use in model year 2007, or newer engines, should not be used in new diesel motor vehicles according to the Automotive Specialty Products Alliance (ASPA).

ASPA made the announcement to coincide with the implementation of new ultra low sulfur diesel fuel requirements that went into effect June 1, 2006 that will enable 2007 model year, or newer, diesel (on-road) engines to reduce emissions by more than 90 percent.

Under the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations after June 1, 2006, diesel fuel additives are required to include label information related to acceptability of use in 2007 model-year diesel engines. ASPA members are working with their point-of-sales partners and others to alert diesel equipment operators and others as to the proper use of additives in model-year 2007 diesel engines. For additional information, visit www.aspalliance.org/dieselfuel.

At CAWA, email Rodney Pierini for further assistance or call at 800.332.2292 (916.635.9774), ext. 114.

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	COMPLIANCE ALERT FOR CAWA MEMBERS
June 15, 2006	THIS ALERT IT BROUGHT TO YOU AS A CAWA MEMBER BENEFIT
CAWA UPCOMING EVENTS July 14, 2006 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. CAWA/ASCCA/AAIA Town Hall Meeting Horton Grand Hotel San Diego, CA $20 Per Person Please send me more information about the Town Hall Meeting July 14 - 15, 2006 CAWA Board Meeting San Diego, CA October 29 - 30, 2006 CAWA Board Meeting and Annual Dinner Westin Casuarina Las Vegas, NV Make reservations For details about any of the above listed meetings, please contact Julie Snyder 11160 Sun Center Dr. Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 Phone: (916) 635-9774 (800) 332-2292 Fax: (916) 635-9995 Email: programs@cawa.org	CERTAIN DIESEL FUEL ADDITIVES MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR MODEL YEAR 2007 DIESEL ENGINES Diesel fuel additives that are not clearly labeled as approved for use in model year 2007, or newer engines, should not be used in new diesel motor vehicles according to the Automotive Specialty Products Alliance (ASPA). ASPA made the announcement to coincide with the implementation of new ultra low sulfur diesel fuel requirements that went into effect June 1, 2006 that will enable 2007 model year, or newer, diesel (on-road) engines to reduce emissions by more than 90 percent. Under the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations after June 1, 2006, diesel fuel additives are required to include label information related to acceptability of use in 2007 model-year diesel engines. ASPA members are working with their point-of-sales partners and others to alert diesel equipment operators and others as to the proper use of additives in model-year 2007 diesel engines. For additional information, visit www.aspalliance.org/dieselfuel. At CAWA, email Rodney Pierini for further assistance or call at 800.332.2292 (916.635.9774), ext. 114. "CAWA, We're In Business To Keep You In Business"
	"CAWA, We're In Business To Keep You In Business"