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CatherineF



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Which Diesel Fuel
Obviously a discussion I've seen on many a car forum over the years.

What brand of fuel have people found suits the Puma best?
Post #374421 26th Nov 2014 9:47pm
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Venomator



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BP for me, with Ultimate the normal tipple for Mamba... Thumbs Up
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Post #374425 26th Nov 2014 9:55pm
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jomara



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Scotland 2014 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Santorini Black
Another for BP Ultimate and some Wurth diesel treatment on every third fill.

http://www.wurth.co.uk/data/productdocuments/060005.pdf

Going to try the 2SO route when I get my car back. Thumbs Up 2014 110 2.2TDCi XS Station wagon
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shaggydog



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ohhh you have indeed opened a can of worm's here xD

At least you didn't mention additives or 2 stroke oil. OOPS! Whistle

I have a 200Tdi and it chews up whatever diesel I put in but usually go for BP because it seems to get a few more mpg out of it (average 33mpg) and add some Rhino Diesel Additive because I always have done and it seems to help. Running Restoration Thread http://www.defender2.net/forum/post323197.html#323197

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jimbob7



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Oh god another fuel thread,lol.IMHO,branded fuel every time,I use BP Ultimate or V-power and top up occasionally with regular,I also use fuel additives Mr. Green . Pov.spec,ftw. 2006, 110,TD5.
Post #374428 26th Nov 2014 10:05pm
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charlesteton



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The cheapest... Sainsbury's, when they give 8p of a litre, otherwise BP's cheapest because I get Nectar points.
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JAY BOY



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Texaco for me as thats where my Fuel card works Thumbs Up
Post #374434 26th Nov 2014 10:19pm
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munch90



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Anywhere, anything, sometimes cheap, sometimes expensive
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Lou Sparts



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All my Defenders have run on supermarket fuel (not a Puma though). 2005 Td5 90 XS

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Kevzeboy



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My TDCI runs sweeter and gives the best mpg on V-Power or BP Ultimate. Not that I put it in that often. It actually isn't a false economy if you try and work it out.

Funny enough, my td5 didn't go any better with the dear stuff?

If you use super market stuff, you deserve what it will do to you engine!
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captain slow



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BP Ultimate or Shell v-power whenever possible. Thumbs Up 2.2 Tdci 110 XS CSW Corris Grey
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Lou Sparts



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Kevzeboy wrote:
My TDCI runs sweeter and gives the best mpg on V-Power or BP Ultimate. Not that I put it in that often. It actually isn't a false economy if you try and work it out.

Funny enough, my td5 didn't go any better with the dear stuff?

If you use super market stuff, you deserve what it will do to you engine!


Er 160k on previous engine with no problems ! 2005 Td5 90 XS

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charlesteton



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Lucky, none of us are living where fuel can really be sh#t. Just pottering around the UK it seems!
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Cuthbert



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munch90 wrote:
Anywhere, anything, sometimes cheap, sometimes expensive


That particular fuel cocktail sounds exactly the same as I use. The Ford Transit engine is designed to run on basic diesel.
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Cheshire110



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This always makes me laugh....

Having seen behind the scenes and witnessed the same trucks filling many petrol stations, supermarket and otherwise.

The only thing worth considering is any additives but probably more importantly the state of the holding tank (age, amount of crud, how full it was when you took your fuel, rate of turnover etc.

The fact that the pump says tesco on it really doesn't mean the slightest thing!

Clever thing, the placebo effect! Cheers, David
Land Rovers of all shapes S3 onwards… Daily is a 110 V8.
Post #374465 27th Nov 2014 12:18am
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