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monkey hanger · 11-07-2017, 08:04

[QUOTE=accyman;1197191]you cant use bio diesel in new cars but its nothing to do with the new engines its that the designers changed how the filters work so on newer cars they get clogged up with bio diesel

i think there is an additive you can get to help the problem but im not sure it works in the newer cars

a lot of problems have occured over the last few years with the use of diesel. a few years due to the introduction of ago BMW diesel cars had a big problem with their fuel pumps having failures due to a lot of additives being taken out of the fuel to make it what they call cleaner. advised owners to put an additive in when re fueling. i always do this using a millers product.{other ones are available**. does what it says on the can. not many diesels even older ones can be run with success on old chip oil without damage. know some who have but not for a long time.

11-07-2017, 08:04	#230
monkey hanger God Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: keighley Posts: 5,327 Liked: 2769 times Rep Power: 86405	Re: Exit Polls [QUOTE=accyman;1197191]you cant use bio diesel in new cars but its nothing to do with the new engines its that the designers changed how the filters work so on newer cars they get clogged up with bio diesel i think there is an additive you can get to help the problem but im not sure it works in the newer cars a lot of problems have occured over the last few years with the use of diesel. a few years due to the introduction of ago BMW diesel cars had a big problem with their fuel pumps having failures due to a lot of additives being taken out of the fuel to make it what they call cleaner. advised owners to put an additive in when re fueling. i always do this using a millers product.{other ones are available**. does what it says on the can. not many diesels even older ones can be run with success on old chip oil without damage. know some who have but not for a long time.