Older diesel cars

"Mungo \"Two Sheds\" Toadfoot" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

PSA XUD.

Wossee say?

Si

Ah, gotcha!

Ta, thanks to Wiki.

Si

"Mungo \"Two Sheds\" Toadfoot" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

The bog standard '80s/90s Pug/Cit pre-HDi wheezel.

1.7/1.7t/1.9/1.9t, depending on what it's in - 306, 405, 406, ZX, Xsara, BX, Xant, Rover 418d are the most common recipients.

Old XUD from Citroen/Peugeot, if you want to run SVO make sure it has a Bosch pump. I love mine ;)

Rover L Series. All of them will run on SVO, but avoid the non- intercooled variants.

Wahoo! I've got a car that's trendy for something! ;-)

All the best ..

T i m

Rover 218SD (1.9 n/t) nearly 200,squillion miles but not tasted chip fat yet (that I know of).

As stated elsewhere, the Xantia TD is the daddy.

Indeed it is. They love SVO too IME. Pity it's now the same price as diesel in the supermarkets :-(

Mike

Forget old cars, current ASTRA H and VECTRA cars will run on kerosene without any problem. A lot of people running the cars on the vauxhall motors scheme do it and save a fortune. Kerosene is sold as heating oil and is a lot cheaper than diesel. There are places you can buy it easily!

None if this is anything to go by:

Unless you mean biodiesel.

Bob

There are also places who are wise to it and are very careful about who they sell it to.

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The Daddy has to be the Volvo 740 760 series with the 6 cylinder vw engine best in my opinion with the auto.Actually runs better on supermarket oil.Smells nice to and less smoke.

A diesel Volvo eh? Now there's a thought I hadn't thunk...

Si