68p a liter? No catch there i'd say. Not the cheapest, but a darn sight cheaper than £1.04-10 i'd say.;) Just saved yourself abot 4 quid. Now go and buy yorself a box of cigars and bask in that knowledge.:D

There is actually a very good reason why i ask this question, and it's nowt to do with doing handbrake turns with me neons on in the local B&Q carpark at night time, but unfortunately cannot discuss it in here without actually doing some unavoidable advertising of my business venture. Suffice to...

Can't be used in an emergency as i said. Well i beleive you can actually....ONCE.;) At least in a manual you turn the ignition off and leave it in gear to help you slow down, in the auto though, that's as good as putting it into neutral.

I believe so. We have a regular D.O.T. police, customs, and dhss spot check facility lay by and weigh bridge just up the road from me at Dunkirk at the end of the M56. Regulary see cars and vans being low loaded away. :(

Is there a conversion kit available to turn this poxy system that cannot be used in an emergency into a proper one?

Think it's just to prove the point if you get pulled, and i suspect that is going to be be more commonplace the dearer this 'normal' stuff becomes. I even considered 'red', but the penalties for getting caught are very severe apparently. :eek:

Differing opinions ey? I'm running on approx 2/3rds bio diesel from the garage pump that I'm so lucky to have so close to home @85p a liter (just gone up from 80p), and the other third with veggy oil. Once I get a pump, i'll be using Costcos big drums of the stuff as it's much cheaper...

In a TD5? :confused: You used it before? Running ok? I thought it was a bit dodgy on the newer engines, but am willing to be proven incorrect quite happily

I'd personally just stick 10 liters in at the moment to make it a 33% mix, and see how you get on with it. Others may think different, like up to 50% in the winter, and 75% in the summer, if we EVER have one again.;) Check your fuel filter regulary though, and be prepared to chenge it...

Thanks for that Ian. Job for tomorrow.

Well worth it. Just think about how much you are NOT having stolen off you, whilst opening all those luvlee bottles of golden delight. :D Owt in Bangor then?

Nowt in Conway or Holyhead worth checkin' out?

Indeed. He was calling me rude names this avvy. :rolleyes: Mad as a box o' frogs too imo. WHO exactly is/are the gaffers in this looney bin anyway? :confused: Don't see any mods or admin tags under any names, just SENIOR MEMBER. That mean yer all very old like?

Sounds the same, and would the 'orses know the difference anyway? :confused: Bit off topic this if you don't mind me sayin' so? :D After seeking advice from someone i know in here, it's been recommended that i should maybe not advetise my 'little project of entertainment' in here, as the...

...is for 'orses. :rolleyes:

Recommended i think. Gets thicker as it gets colder. Mine was a bit sluggish startin' up today, and i'm only running on about a 33% mix of Asdas own veggy :rolleyes:

Which do you put in first? The rapeseed or the pump diesel? I've wondered if it all mixes nicely like, or if the pump stuff floats on top the veggy/rapeseed etc? :confused: I've taken to exhaust sniffin' now anyway. Don't 'arf get the appetite goin'. :D

Ahhh, that's better.;) To save me the trouble (can't be arsed) of looking through that list again, how much per liter then? Is rapeseed about the thinest then?

You lot still arguin' about me? I know. You told me that this mornin' you ravin' nutters. :p

Oh! :rolleyes: You're the raging plantpot for not explaining yerself proper like in the first place. doh. ;) What % mix are you doin' then?