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Can anybody tell me what the diff is from red deisel and clear deisel. thanks from chris

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Chris
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Chris wrote in news:e13r7g$oq4$1 @news.datemas.de:

Red diesel is chemically marked and dyed red to show that it has borne a reduced rate of excise duty. UK excise duty rate on red diesel is 3.13 pence per litre against 48.82 pence per litre for diesel road fuel. It is illegal to sell red diesel at the rebated rate for use in normal road vehicles.

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Stuart Gray

The colour.

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Brian

If you go to any of the farming shows ("The Royal", "The Town and Country" etc) you will see the customs people randomly sampling vehicle fuel tanks in the car parks to try and catch the farmers who use their cheap red agricultural diesel in their normal road going Range Rovers.

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Keith Willcocks

So if you see lots of smoke around Addlestone Brian you know that i have put some Red Deisel in my tank, from Chris Addlestone.

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Chris

Red fuel is no more smokey than non red fuel -

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Tom

Reminds me of the days of steam when signalling apprentices would be sent to the stores to get a gallon of red oil and a gallon of green oil for the lamps in the signals. ;o)

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Keith Willcocks

or a tub of elbow grease - ha ha

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Tom

There's a tale from Ireland, where they have green diesel, that if you mix red and green diesel you get plain. But it seems that it really needs other chemicals to remove the dye...

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Phil Cook

Hi,

And the spark box too :-)

Regards, G.T

205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel :
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G.T

Correct, but now he can afford big Cuban cigars.

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G Cadman

does a citroen xantia engine fit into a pug 405 its a 1.9.td

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daveyb

i want to put a 1.9td citroen xantia engine in my pug 405 will it fit

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daveyb

As long as the driveshafts all line up and all the other gear cant see it being a problem.i know what i would do just go for it u dont know untill you have tryed. from chris Addlestone

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Chris

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