Liberty diesel...when?

I certainly can't argue there. Very expensive when they need work.

Curt

Approximately 9/1/03 05:39, F. Robert Falbo uttered for posterity:

Better than what the driver would smell like if all that was available to burn was Castor Oil....

September 2004. Jim

I'll buy you an ear-trumpet for Christmas, you old curmudgeon :-)

Dave Milne, Scotland '99 TJ 4.0 Sahara

: > : > "F. Robert Falbo" wrote: : > : > >

: > : > > I kind of like it. When a diesel is idling, you can hear every : > cylinder : > : fire - : > : > > very smooth, unlike most gasoline engines, which tend to wander back : > and : > : forth : > : > > because they have to be enriched to keep idling - diesels need no : idle : > : > > enrichment, so idle is very efficient, where gas engines are : > inefficient : > : at : > : > > idle. You can't expect twice the compression to sound quiet : (normally : > : > > aspirated diesels are about 22:1 or 23:1 compression, where : > Turbodiesels : > : are : > : > > about 21:1. : > : > >

: > : > > -- : > : > > -bob- : > : : > : : >

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Bring one round Lon, and I'll try it in a flash !

Approximately 9/3/03 11:21, Dave Milne uttered for posterity:

I'm in Kalifornia, but if you offer some 25-30 year old local scottish breath of the gods, perhaps next time I am in the UK.... Seriously, the veedub dealers this side of the pond don't have any yet, was presuming that since your side has cleaner diesel standards perhaps it was available over there already.

I think it is available, but I can't afford it - the VW makes $300 a bottle

Dave Milne, Scotland '99 TJ 4.0 Sahara

: : I'm in Kalifornia, but if you offer some 25-30 year old : local scottish breath of the gods, perhaps next time I : am in the UK.... Seriously, the veedub dealers this : side of the pond don't have any yet, was presuming that : since your side has cleaner diesel standards perhaps : it was available over there already.