Diesel Additives

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Sat 13 Oct 2001 16:49
Diesel Additives - Olaf Searson
I was in a Tesco filling station the other day and saw a diesel additive priced at around £9.99. I am considering getting some sort of additive for the car which is a 1.4 Citroen AX Diesel. Would getting an additive be worth it and what is the best additive to get. I am willing to pay around £15
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Sat 13 Oct 2001 17:14
Re: Diesel Additives - Andrew Hamilton
honest john covered this some time ago. I think he recommended Millers which I use. Try the Search facility.
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Sat 13 Oct 2001 18:21
Re: Diesel Additives - honest john
Miller's DieselPower Plus

Diesel drivers worried about a lack of lubricity of the fuel they are using can adopt belt and braces protection by adding Miller's DieselPower Plus to the fuel. This contains a lubricity enhancer to ensure adequate lubrication of the high pressure diesel pump; a cetane improver to give a better 'burn' (hence better power and economy; and a detergent to help keep the fuel system, particularly the injectors, clean. For stockists, tel: 0800 281 053.

HJ
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Mon 15 Oct 2001 03:21
Re: Diesel Additives - ROBIN
If you really have to then use Millers,if it makes any difference then you are either not servicing your vehicle enough,or using it incorrectly.
Some years ago I heard Gerd Van Acken say much the same thing,I suppose he'd know......
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Real MPG enables you to register the fuel economy you are actually getting against your make and model of car, its engine and type of transmission.

Every time you enter an average consumption figure against your car, the overall average automatically adjusts to reflect it.

Real MPG