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shmoogle



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BN wrote:

If anyone has Premium fuel for central heating it will burn hotter and leave no deposits and give more efficient burn, but you pay more, same difference.


Why do I have this image of someone standing out at their central heating tank filling it up with Optimax? Shocked Laughing Laughing 

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BN



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shmoogle wrote:
BN wrote:

If anyone has Premium fuel for central heating it will burn hotter and leave no deposits and give more efficient burn, but you pay more, same difference.


Why do I have this image of someone standing out at their central heating tank filling it up with Optimax? Shocked Laughing Laughing


You are not far wrong Wink
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d3matt



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On next week's Fifth Gear (Channel 5 at 8.0pm) is a test on petrol qualities and comparing major brand fuels with supermarket. Matt
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Mr G in NYC



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I only put BP fuel in my RRsport SC and it drives sweet.
60 bucks to fill it up.....thats 35 quid to you Brits !!
When I go back to London and fill up my 3.9 CSK 91
RR it costs 60 quid !!!! thats $105+US Dollars!!! Ouch !!!
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BN



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Mr G in NYC wrote:
I only put BP fuel in my RRsport SC and it drives sweet.
60 bucks to fill it up.....thats 35 quid to you Brits !!
When I go back to London and fill up my 3.9 CSK 91
RR it costs 60 quid !!!! thats $105+US Dollars!!! Ouch !!!


Please don't remind us Sad
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Tim in Scotland



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Was out on Tiree (an island off the west coast of Scotland) on holiday a couple of weeks ago with the Sport and was mighty glad of its' 100l tank. Diesel was £3 a litre on the island.......................... I managed to make my tankful last the entire holiday from leaving home to getting back, 350 miles. 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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MDP



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Tim in Scotland wrote:
and was mighty glad of its' 100l tank.


Tim ,

Petrol models have 88 litre tanks

Diesels have 84 litre tanks

And that reminds me if I fill up here with BP Ultimate or Shell Optimax It cost well over £80 to fill up Crying or Very sad 
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Post #4962 Tue Nov 08 2005 10:25am
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Tim in Scotland



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Oops, getting my RR and RRS's mixed up! 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
2018 Melting Silver Mini Countryman PHEV - soon to be replaced
2015MY Corris Grey SDv6 HSE Dynamic, the best car I have ever owned, totally reliable only a cou0le of rattles in 3 years, now no longer in my care
Also in my garage is a 1996 TDi300 Defender 90 County HT made into a fake CSW
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