Slightly OT: D on the back of Diesel's

Johannes H Andersen ( snipped-for-privacy@sizefitterclinroinvrinbtoibnoboinubrtwve.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

So why not just put a sticker inside the filler flap, where it's going to be seen?

The kind of driver who won't know if it's a petrol or a diseasel from driving it probably won't know whether it's got a D on the arse or not, and if it has, what it means.

Some people find joy in the oddest of places :->

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Mine still goes!

The pleasure was in remembering just how far diesels have progressed in a relatively short time! I had thought about people reading sarcasm into my post but..no..it really was quite a laugh! :-))

But if the driver don't know it's a diesel, he might think that the engine is rough running and need repair?

I don't doubt it..everyone I know (including the Brother's 1.6) who's kept one of these things until they dropped got a LOT of use out of them. IIRC, the 1.6 was quite nippy in it's day too.

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The TD is great once you get the spring wound up.