some reading for the doubters - the key wording is "you must always use duty paid fuel"
HM Revenue & Customs
HM Revenue & Customs
ok ding ding ....
how do they test fuels during a road side check ?
visual (the good old days) or mini lab ?
everythings a risk.Driving in general.But id feel more confident of having dodgy fuel in me mota than driving with me seat belt off.that's all good stuff - and i go back to my original comment
how lucky do you feel
to be honest i couldn't give a toss what people put in their tanks as it's their vehicle or their money that's at risk - what does bother me is peeps spouting away giving others the idea that putting any old crap in your tank isnt going to incur some degree of risk
**** me.
Dense people form a line and get ready to receive a little more intelligence than you were born with.
is suspect they check the tph or voc content of the fluid.
or not paid u mean
more than likely they will never get caught but theres always that chance and i dont fancy loosing 4k of landy
:doh:
whats kvc?i understand it measures KVCs, and is highly accurate at identifying fuel content
I said the plod,they don't have a mobile lab with them.
They only check the colour.
There used to be only one dedicated team of tank dippers who moved around the country with all the gear to test .
You would have to be unlucky to run in to them.
whats kvc?
whats kvc?
thought it was finger licking good meself....Home hopping channel on sky tv.
whats kvc?
Home hopping channel on sky tv.
whats kvc?
funny that, seing as its me line of work.I too am a geologist.I suspect i will know of the employers of wifey, if not wifey herself.However, i wont pretend to know wot summit is wen i dont.So wot is it?come on goony if you can quote TPH and VOC at me i'd expect you to know what KVC stood for
TPH = total petroleum hydrocarbon
VOC = volatile organic compound
having a doris that is somewhat of a land remediation geek helps at times like this