Thank the lord I do not have one of those fussy little pseudo korean
cars. Gump can burn most anything in her engine. Seeing this little
caveat I will not be needing a 2008 C series car.
On Jun 12, 2007, at 10:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From the 2008 C-Class Owner's Manual
I will not be needing a 2008 C class car.
Me neither. Besides, the $8,500 I've invested in my MB Diesels to date over
the past 5 years cost me an average of $141 per month. Of course, some
smarter choices along the way like not selling or not buying certain cars
or, starting out with a
From the 2008 C-Class Owner's Manual
Commercially available diesel may contain 5 % bio-diesel. This proportion
will not affect vehicle performance or wear.
Using diesel fuel that does not comply with EN 590 requirements (or
comparable standards) can lead to increased wear, engine damage and
Pretty silly that they'll put that out on a car to be sold in the US.
All diesel vehicles sold in Germany have been required to be compatible
with bio diesel for a number of years now.
-Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From the 2008 C-Class Owner's Manual
Commercially available
yes, seems silly, until you look at it further; BioDiesel standards
adopted y the US are somewhat different than those of the EU. US
standards (ASTM D6751 - Specification for Biodiesel Fuel Blend Stock)
were allegedly based on those proposed by the NBB, who is in bed with
the Soy Growers; not
