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16403
Hi Stuart , Saw the report on the news as did many work colleagues which started a pretty good discussion ( in between working very hard of course ). ...
bakermuttley
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Mar 1, 2007
3:22 pm
16404
A friend of mine HAS been affected by this. He drives a Fiat Stilo, and filled up at a Tescos in Sheerness, in Kent. The car started knocking within a minute...
Lee Thornton
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Mar 2, 2007
9:33 am
16405
To be honest I normally always avoid super market petrol unless it's an emergency, or I'm I want to try some thing (like Tescos 100 RON in my weekend car)....
Sereno, Gary
dapprman
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Mar 2, 2007
9:52 am
16406
Hiya Lee Yes it was me . Have been using the same independent garage for years so when my Astra starting playing up the first thing the mechanic said was where...
bakermuttley
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Mar 2, 2007
10:24 am
16407
Hi all, This question of petrol is something that I find very curious. I literally live within a 5 mile radius of 2 refineries, one is Fina/Total, the other ...
trevor carson
bigt1677
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Mar 2, 2007
11:04 am
16408
How amusing. It is fairly hard these days to find filling stations that aren't at supermarkets, and recently we were advised (indirectly) by the police not to...
Jon Wellingham
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Mar 2, 2007
11:06 am
16409
... It's the same at Elsmere Port up in Cheshire. The thing is, while the initial product is the same, the additives used are different for each brand, and it...
Sereno, Gary
dapprman
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Mar 2, 2007
11:16 am
16410
I have to agree Trevor. I buy my fuel wherever is convenient, and it is usually a supermarket, and I've never had any problems in 24 years. Do you think car...
Jon Wellingham
wellij81
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Mar 2, 2007
11:18 am
16411
Re the question of all the companies using the same refinery. I thinks that's largely true, but the most significant difference is the additives that get...
ksreilly@...
karlreilly1970
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Mar 2, 2007
11:59 am
16412
I am sure they do, after all I talk to mine regulary... ahemmm, maybe its time I had some therapy.... !! ... ...
trevor carson
bigt1677
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Mar 2, 2007
12:27 pm
16413
Hmm. . . . I almost always use Tesco. I have never had any problems. I get 1% points plus 0.5% for Tesco credit card, all multiplied by 4 for ClubCard deals,...
Revd Stuart Bell
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Mar 2, 2007
12:31 pm
16414
Talking to my Dad last night about this. He used to work for ICI on Teeside and recounted how the tanker drivers from the various ...
multiplax
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Mar 2, 2007
2:47 pm
16415
My own findings are somewhat boring to all of the ones on this forum... Generally it goes like this.... Who's cheapest/nearest/can I make the cheap one before...
Nick Walton
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Mar 2, 2007
6:43 pm
16416
I think that from my days in tradng standards, I remember that all petrol, as with a lot of products has to meet a British Standard. Therefore, it cannot be...
Panda
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Mar 2, 2007
7:24 pm
16417
My car is 2 years old ,1.6 petrol Multipla (Dynamic) mileage is 14000 and my garage on 2nd yr service has diagnosed clutch judder 1st and reverse gears. They...
b_raymen
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Mar 2, 2007
8:47 pm
16418
Does anyone have any guidance to offer on replacing the drop links OR the wishbones? I've both jobs to do soon and would be gratefull for any advice, etc....
Ken Brookes
kendoville
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Mar 2, 2007
10:31 pm
16419
I take it you don't have a jtd? Or are we diesel-heads under threat too? Mike ... forum... ... sticks and ... since ... since ... knows ... to ... Vauxhalls ...
Mike Long
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Mar 2, 2007
11:11 pm
16420
I've filled up all my cars for years at supermarkets with no problem. (South Manchester) I presently have a diesel FR-V and was surprised to be told that...
jrm
bty627491
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Mar 3, 2007
12:28 am
16421
Hi all, New multi owner here… Have enjoyed the threads I’ve seen so far and am very impressed with the mutual support and enthusiasm within the club, hence...
shaz
calamityjane144
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Mar 3, 2007
12:51 am
16422
I think the BBC had the answer this evening. The problem contaminant is silicone. All the suppliers had been acting surprised and couldn't believe their petrol...
Dave Pallant
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Mar 3, 2007
3:36 am
16423
... <pedant mode on> I think you'll find it's silicon (as in electronic components) rather than silicone (as in . . . . .), Well, at least Tescos and...
Revd Stuart Bell
jtdsx
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Mar 3, 2007
7:21 am
16424
Hi Drop link replacement is easy for a semi-competent DIYer. Parts are cheapish approx. £30 for the pair. Wishbone replacement is a straight forward but...
multiplax
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Mar 3, 2007
9:54 am
16425
Panda's (perhaps unintentional?) pun "Petrol is in essence...." reminds me of two French issues. Back in 1987 bought a new 7-seat Renault Savannah (the first...
Clive Just
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Mar 3, 2007
1:32 pm
16426
The fuel you were thinking of was Shell Formula or MEX as it was called then , Released in the late 80's this was the precursor to unleaded and this was fatal...
llandifan1@...
llandifan
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Mar 3, 2007
3:17 pm
16427
Another source of the silicon could be by cross contamination of tanks and storage facilities. Synthetic motor oils contain silicone and inevitably are stored...
trevor carson
bigt1677
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Mar 3, 2007
6:01 pm
16428
... OR ... been much easier with two people, but i've just about grow the lost knuckles back now. The old ones vertually fell off but getting the new one lined...
balmeanach
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Mar 3, 2007
6:15 pm
16429
It's a bit naughty if fuel goes up 1 to 2p /litre to cover their costs, I always thought the retailer/manufacturer took the hit for faults in their products. ...
jrm
bty627491
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Mar 3, 2007
6:38 pm
16430
i had clutch judder on my 1 year old diesel. a new clutch was fitted, or so they said but it felt the same after and it still does it sometimes now. stevefiat ...
steven
stevefiat2002
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Mar 4, 2007
7:52 am
16431
hiya all ,been a member 4 some time and have owned my 110 elx jtd for a year now . after having a bit of snow and ice on the roads the abs and ebd warnings...
paul958832
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Mar 4, 2007
9:53 am
16432
Steven This occurred on my then 2 year old approx 2 years ago. I used Fiat dealer, Haxby's of Plymouth, who repaired the system and stated that they had...
Anil Koshti
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Mar 4, 2007
12:47 pm
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