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What fuel do you put in?

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We had a member who had that problem a while back not sure what ever happened to her :( 


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  • Yes - I found an extra 4-5 mpg

  • originally posted by Kev from ScoobyClinic on www.M-Soc.com (midland scoobies)   The Gaffer, on 11 Feb 2014 - 11:21 AM, said: Hi,   heres an example of what happens when using poor fuel..........

  • I know most of this conversation is about petrol, but can I drop in about diesel as I know there's a few people with diesel subarus. An AA engineer told me he has had to go to several breakdowns invol

Best thing to do is pay the extra 2p s litre at shell, Essie or BP then you don't need to buy any additives as they're already in

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Well I can only use Total or Tesco as S-Hell's nearest garage to me near a 50 mile round trip :( 

And seeing as I spend most my time at Tesco it wins most of the time unless I know I'm passing Total then I use there good stuff

The number of autocorrect fails on this thread is funny, what do you mean dogconker? Ive only ever had problems with dodgy petrol from a station. You could **** in my astras tank and it would still run


Diesel virus (look it up on Internet) only affects diesels. This is what I was talking about earlier. Not saying you can only get dodgy diesel as I know you can get other problems but the diesel virus only affects diesels and only really from supermarkets.

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Oh I was going back to talking about the fuel I use :D

I know about the diesel virus mostly found on boats or vehicles that go on the sea like Jetskis. 

:D 

Yeah anyway who said you could stop testing the cars ;) 


I know exactly what you mean ;) 

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Haha :)

Don't despair Dog I learned something new today, after googling the diesel bug  I'm now kind of paranoid and want to go fill my tank up with acid 

That's why is put it up, the AA man told me and he just said NEVER use supermarket diesel, we got paranoid too, now we ONLY use Shell.

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I think that is a bit of a knee jerk reaction, they use a proportion of bio diesel yes this does increase the chance, but it will only be a matter of time before the major ones follow suit. 

 

I'm curious to know if there is any additives in the "super" diesel that will combat this.

Shell, esso, BP total, all the proper fuel companies do buy their fuel with the additives so they all fine even the city diesel. Supermarkets however undercut them by not buying those additives, it's the same diesel they use just without the additives and that's why their diesel is cheaper

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well i've had shell vpower in since Saturday, my MPG's gone from 30.1 up to 30.9 so far... not much, but its better than nothing.

what fuel were you using before?
 
I've found I get better MPG from Tesco 99 than nitro, I did a thread on scabbynet

http://bbs.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-general-1/980241-mpg-test-nitro-vs-momentum.html

 

 

one reply is a classic, MPG was worse coming home because.......wait for it.........I was going up hill back to Yorkshire :lol: WTF

I looked into the sea level too, at home I'm 50M above sea level, where we stayed in Newquay is 70M above, so, in theory, I drove up hill going there :P

 

but 20M difference over 300 miles is nothing, it's not like I can freewheel all the way

 

60 MPG :wub:

I will say it was due to the bacon and egg bun in the morning without the release of !Removed! gasses that made it worse ;) 

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what fuel were you using before?

 

I've found I get better MPG from Tesco 99 than nitro, I did a thread on scabbynet

http://bbs.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-general-1/980241-mpg-test-nitro-vs-momentum.html

 

 

one reply is a classic, MPG was worse coming home because.......wait for it.........I was going up hill back to Yorkshire :lol: WTF

 

I've only just bought the car, so i have no idea what fuel the previous owner put it.

I looked into the sea level too, at home I'm 50M above sea level, where we stayed in Newquay is 70M above, so, in theory, I drove up hill going there :P

but 20M difference over 300 miles is nothing, it's not like I can freewheel all the way

60 MPG :wub:

That's funny, you're as geeky as me going off to check the facts. 20m is still uphill

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I run tesco 99.my nearest shell is out of my way and not convenient otherwise I would be running that.

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