> Having done ¾ m miles in a diesel van (white as it happens) over the last
>15 years Ive been checked once by customs. Ive reported one regular user
>of red diesel (and cooking oil, paraffin and anything else he can lay his
>hands on) in a car with no result whatever. Who will take odds that
>eventually theres a lot more boat than car checking done (in proportion to
>the relative numbers of each) much easier than road stops, all you need is
>a
>bridge, lock or junction. And by the way what happens to red diesel already
>in tanks?
>
>John
>
The red stain that is in diesel will have effectly dyed everything that it
has been near. I have been told that vehicles that have used red diesel in
the past will still show signs of the red dye many years later and after
many diesel top ups.
I believe I heard talk about a year ago of another colour being introduced?
not sure where or who?
Moose
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