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the early sprint plastic tank is 21 L
With the price of unleaded locally approx £1.25 per litre 21 L * £1.25 = £26.25 Normally fuel up 180 - 200 miles and put 18 - 20 l in Cheers Steve |
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so diesel will be £1.27 a litre from today and probably £1.31 a litre from tuesday. Ouch. Thank god for my works fuel card is all i can say.
I genuinely feel sorry for people who have to run 2 cars in a household even with a super efficent car (50+ mpg) and an 11 gallon tank it's costing 10p per mile in fuel alone compared to 7.2p when it was 80p less than 4 years ago. Inflation isn't that much surely. So a 200 mile week now becomes £20 instead of £14.20 which times by 2 cars is over £11 a week more than 4 years ago, where people were making more money. Crazy world people. |
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Motorists = cash cows.
Fuel prices have definitely crept up here over the last couple of weeks. A local Shell garage has a £60 limit on their pay at pump too, so you cant even fill your tank in a single transaction with them! |
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But even the veg oil is going up! In July it was £14.35 for 20 litres from Costco. Now its £17.85! Thats nearly a 40% increase and there's no VAT on Veg oil. Its that the faint whiff of rat I can smell? and amazingly Costco and Makro match each other to within pennies! But its still cheaper than running Diesel. I'm running 75/25 Oil/Diesel at the moment as the pure oil freezes at about minus 2 and its running really well. There's a guy on Ebay selling Oil for 25p a litre if you buy a ton at a time too. C |
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hi carl-happy new year mate-the machine i'm getting can process either new or used veg oil but i've found that the takeaways and the like are now getting a deduction from the suppliers to return there used oil to them for reprocessing-still gonna work out cheaper buying new stuff than payin for dino diesel.
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Sounds like a central heating oil tank in your garden somewhere may be a worthwhile investment, but you'd need some kind of insulation or heating around it.
Can any diesel vehicle run on this stuff, ie: modern common rail turbo, or it it just older more agricultural engines? |
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Its getting expensive, I picked up the wrong pump at the fuel station the other day and put BP Ultimate Diesel in, instead of normal diesel, was £1.39 a litre. Both the Audi and Maverick have 70 litre tanks so takes £85 there or there abouts to fill.
Not happy about it, but what can you do. Its changed the way I drive now. I guess expensive fuel is much more of a speeding deterent than speed camera's are ! |
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We stay away from Morrisons now with the Audi as their diesel has a % of bio diesel in it which the manual says not to use. |
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Ralph check this http://www.goldenray.co.uk/ |
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