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ramblingboy42
18th October 2009, 06:43 PM
is it just that I've recently noticed it or is diesel fuel foaming more when filling your tank? even on really low flow the pump clicks off, the neck is full of foam and If I hold the nozzle at very low flow I can add sometimes an extra 10 litres or more. the servo is a freedom one and the diesel is a bio of some mix....dunno what but its only recently I've paid any attention to the foaming and of course adding 10-15 litres gives me another 100-150km/tank. is anyone the wiser?
V8Ian
18th October 2009, 06:50 PM
is it just that I've recently noticed it or is diesel fuel foaming more when filling your tank? even on really low flow the pump clicks off, the neck is full of foam and If I hold the nozzle at very low flow I can add sometimes an extra 10 litres or more. the servo is a freedom one and the diesel is a bio of some mix....dunno what but its only recently I've paid any attention to the foaming and of course adding 10-15 litres gives me another 100-150km/tank. is anyone the wiser?
Always been the case, try filling 6 x 450 litre tanks, one tends to walk a fair distance, round the truck and back a few times.:(
alien
18th October 2009, 06:54 PM
Always been the case, try filling 6 x 450 litre tanks, one tends to walk a fair distance, round the truck and back a few times.:(
And then you've got all the splaters on those nicely polished tanks to deal with :twisted::p
V8Ian
18th October 2009, 06:59 PM
And then you've got all the splaters on those nicely polished tanks to deal with :twisted::p
And it doesn't look good on your boots either!:o;)
LandyAndy
18th October 2009, 07:06 PM
Seems to be more in the nozzle of the bowser than anything.The Shell in town has a diesel pump that froths the diesel worse than most.It varys between batches too.
Andrew
Blknight.aus
18th October 2009, 07:21 PM
yep, Ive noticed when filling fozzy at the local servo that sells bio blend that the higher the blend of bio the more it froths.
Narangga
18th October 2009, 08:07 PM
yep, Ive noticed when filling fozzy at the local servo that sells bio blend that the higher the blend of bio the more it froths.
For those old enough to remember...
Oils ain't oils Sol.
Yes it seems frothier here but that may be as I watching more as it goes in so I am sure I am getting my $1.65 worth a litre!
JDNSW
18th October 2009, 09:37 PM
I think it varies a lot from batch to batch - I can remember noticing this when I first got the County sixteen years ago!
John
ramblingboy42
20th October 2009, 08:08 AM
ahhhh Stuuuuu......maybe you gave me the answer.....I'm only paying $1.13/ltr for mine....must be the cheap fuel huh? hahahaha
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