Number_Cruncher
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- Your Mercedes
- 1995 W124 E300D TE
>>They run perfectly fine on veg oil
I couldn't agree less.
Look carefully, and you'll find people having trouble with injectors, with bad spray patterns blowing glow plugs, and with piston rings gumming up. However, most blind veg oil advocates struggle to make the link between the mis-fuelling they promote and the trouble that follows.
Yes, the first engines might have been designed to use peanut oil, but, these MB engines certainly were not, read the car's manual, and you'll find it states that diesel fuel should be used.
Yes, OM stands for oel motor, which comes from diesel also being known as a heavy oil, it doesn't give any credibility to pouring anything that might have oil in its name into the tank.
You'll find the comedy fuel also does "wonders" for any protective plating on the inside of your fuel tank, but, as ever, veg advocates haven't really considered that effect the junk they pour into the tank has on their car's systems.
I couldn't agree less.
Look carefully, and you'll find people having trouble with injectors, with bad spray patterns blowing glow plugs, and with piston rings gumming up. However, most blind veg oil advocates struggle to make the link between the mis-fuelling they promote and the trouble that follows.
Yes, the first engines might have been designed to use peanut oil, but, these MB engines certainly were not, read the car's manual, and you'll find it states that diesel fuel should be used.
Yes, OM stands for oel motor, which comes from diesel also being known as a heavy oil, it doesn't give any credibility to pouring anything that might have oil in its name into the tank.
You'll find the comedy fuel also does "wonders" for any protective plating on the inside of your fuel tank, but, as ever, veg advocates haven't really considered that effect the junk they pour into the tank has on their car's systems.