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Old 15-10-2010, 17:54   #1
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when filling up tonight i noticed the pump said ... may contain up to 7% biofuel/diesel. is this normal? i didnt realise diesel was mixed. this perticular supermarket stoped selling biodiesel on all its forecourts as the mix wasnt correct and caused damage.. acording to a bird on the tills they were getting repair bills
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Old 15-10-2010, 18:10   #2
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All diesel now has a bio content - theres an EU or Government inititative, target or something on it - will slowly ramp up.

Rather makes a mockery of those manufacturers who claim their cars won't run on any bio diesel in the UK whilst there German counterparts happily recommend B100 - for the same cars
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Old 15-10-2010, 18:29   #3
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Does this mean we are going to have a run on Injector Pumps I wonder?

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Old 15-10-2010, 18:30   #4
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All diesel now has a bio content - theres an EU or Government inititative, target or something on it - will slowly ramp up.

Rather makes a mockery of those manufacturers who claim their cars won't run on any bio diesel in the UK whilst there German counterparts happily recommend B100 - for the same cars
hi so will all 2.7tdi run on well made bio diesel i no of a surplyer to the local council and sells to joe public he is base in the same town i live in so not very far to go to fill up also its cheaper then pump diesel
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Old 15-10-2010, 18:56   #5
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See other threads - theres loads of them - but mines one of the later Bosch EDC15 ECU ones with the lift needle sensor on injector no 1 and mine runs fine on anything, Bio, SVO etc the earlier ones are even more tolerant to it.
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Old 15-10-2010, 18:59   #6
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dont forget to add your 2 stroke
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Old 15-10-2010, 19:01   #7
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Default pop over loads on bio ect

http://www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk/...p?action=login
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Old 15-10-2010, 19:41   #8
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http://www.bioroute.co.uk/biodiesel.htm
If you read through this it should become a little clearer. The B20 or B30 will probably phased into service stations eventually so we may get better choice and maybe a lower price/litre. David.
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Old 16-10-2010, 13:03   #9
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If you read through this it should become a little clearer. The B20 or B30 will probably phased into service stations eventually so we may get better choice and maybe a lower price/litre. David.
by then bio will be up in price and we will be no better off. i recon they want us to do less miles but give the goverment at least as much money as we currently are..
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