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Shameful behaviour.Welly wrote:Special mentions go out to the 4 lads in the Barried Voxhorl Coarsehair on Sat night who got 'owned' by someone who was annoyed and should know better and wanted to get home before 9pm in the Grey Volvo Saloon on the A16 near Market Deeping. Hopefully your ego has recovered by now
This works for the 1.9TD (from 1996 to 1999). It does also work for the 2.1TD, but you need to replace the Lucas fuel pump with the Bosch unit from a 1.9TD.boxerr wrote:If you have the Bosch pump, that's the one with the ufo on the top, why don't you run it on 100% veg oil. I've been getting it at Asda for £8 for 10 litres.
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Playtime_Fontayne wrote:"Dai Rees Supplier of Fine Automobilia. Established 2007"
You need a large capacity petrol engine to achieve those figures? My mighty 1.3l jimny is capable of recording sub 30's with sufficient provocation. ......Welly wrote:
The article warned owners of large-capacity petrol engines to think carefully about long-term ownership, who? me?
In other news I'm still 'averaging' 30mpg which is blooming marvelous, sort of
106.9 in our neck of the woods, your soon-to-disappear Tesco Fuel Save would have cracked it here.DaiRees wrote:Well rolled in for my fill up this morning and the glowy sign said Unleaded 113.9, Diseasel 109.9. With 8p of Tesco fuel save I was nearly down to the mythical £1 a litre.....
Unfortunately mine's more constant speed, variable noise. I'm tempted by and xud conversion kit.....Welly wrote:I drive a 2.5L 5-cylinder Turbo petrol as my daily which has been known to enjoy petrol at an alarming rate (usually 25mpg) in its defense it returns rather urgent progress and a pleasing soundtrack.
