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badmedic said:Probably not a new question but can it run on 100% biodiesel the supplier is reputable his product meets the standards laid down but will the car like it?
The viscosity should be the same for biodiesel as mineral diesel. Vegoil is more viscous.jasper203 said:This is the problem with Biodiesel, in that if running a high percentage, it can be slightly too viscous on a cold morning (below 6c), and the engine runs a bit sluggish until warm. This doesn't happen with the diesel therm fitted.
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jasper203 said:I started off using biodiesel to save money (only 76p litre) and 'cos it is delivered to my door. But now i'd use it anyway as it runs better than normal diesel. Only time will tell what the long term effects are :rolleyes
Where from, I would probably be interested?
badmedic said:Probably not a new question but can it run on 100% biodiesel the supplier is reputable his product meets the standards laid down but will the car like it?
fredfloggle said:Well Mrs Wibble from Harpenden reckons it is OK in her ML320 and that has 50% more cylinders to go wrong - (and her ML is a petrol) I reckon it will be OK -
You try it first and let me know if the Airbag light comes on a the paint falls off your bonnet .
fuzzer said:Ive got a nicht usen sie biodiesel on my filler cap on my X5 and 320d.
Iain said:Do you not think she might have been referring to the new ML320cdi?
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