Given that you haven't said where you are that would be a difficult question to answer.Everything I read seems to indicate the 200 TDi engine loves Bio diesel but my issue is where the hell do i get it?
Given that you haven't said where you are that would be a difficult question to answer.Everything I read seems to indicate the 200 TDi engine loves Bio diesel but my issue is where the hell do i get it?
I live 2 miles from the Severn bridge. since I posted i did a bit more googling and found a company selling on ebay. There isn't any savings over normal diesel as far as i can see it actually more expensive but I still want to give it a go if only to show the electric car people my old 90 is greener ;-).Given that you haven't said where you are that would be a difficult question to answer.
I live 2 miles from the Severn bridge. since I posted i did a bit more googling and found a company selling on ebay. There isn't any savings over normal diesel as far as i can see it actually more expensive but I still want to give it a go if only to show the electric car people my old 90 is greener ;-).
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/38705382...omid=eea3ca1790d323dda06c6da06acafdc9b155aaca
I'm hoping to find it at a comparable price to forecourt because my main motivation is try to be a bit more green with my motoring. It's a shame that there aren't many government incentives to use green fuels. I don't know why they are so set on battery cars they are heavier so they do more damage to the road, when they inevitably catch fire they can't be put out, the mining activities are awful and on top of that most of them are charged by coal fire power stations if you are going to consider China!As marjon says that's normal DERV couriered to you so it would be more expensive.
I'm not near you but used to run bio in my 300tdi. The guy I was getting it off gave up in the end.
Oil wasn't as cheap to get for him so he had to charge more for the bio. But the killer was that Pikeys kept nicking the stuff. They left his equipment so he could brew more for them to nick next time round. He gave up and sold the equipment.