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Use of Morrisons diesel in a Ford

"Morrisons are reducing fuel prices" according to many subscribers on a Ford Forum ther has been much discussion on NOT using diesel form Morrisons due to the higher bio diesel content. Ford also advises against using this brand citing the possibility of invalidating any warranty due to the fact that Ford have set a 5% bio content ceiling on recommended diesel usage in the TDCi engines. Can you confirm (or otherwise) the validity of this premise?

Asked on 24 February 2012 by mike4369

Answered by Honest John
No I can't. So until you are sure, follow Ford's advice.

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