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Am Thursday 31 May 2001 15:34 schrieb Andy Woodward:
> We've had these problems over here where we've had Ultra Low
> Sulphur Deisel for a while. According to the guy in the local deisel
> service place, its more common than folk realise. But the fix is
> apparently simple, according to the UK-lro list, who have discussed
> this over teh last couple of years. Just add a cup of cheap engine
> oil to each fill up. This then lubricates teh pump. Probably puts the
> emissions back wher they were before, or worse, but who cares if
> the damned stuff is wearing out your DPS pump?????? DPS
> pumps cost a LOT of money.
The recent discussion got me wondering and I decided to ask petrol
companies. Aral has replied so far. They say they have an additive in
their diesel that would compensate for the removal of sulphur (and grow
flowers in my exhaust pipe and bring out the garbage and do the dishes for
me and whatnot. What did I expect from a representative of a petrol
company?).
This is Aral Germany, who knows what they do in other countries.
have fun,
Luca
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