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    Alpine diesel in D4s

    We are planning a trip to the snow in July and I have read on other parts of this site about using alpine diesel if overnight above snowline areas.

    I havent seen any reference to D3/D4 usage of alpine diesel and I was wondering if maybe the D4 has some electronics that stops any diesel waxing issues or is it just as prone to waxing as others.

    Any personal experiences/recommendations would be appreciated, by this tropical D4 owner.

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    Just as prone to waxing as any other vehicle. Make sure you buy your alpine diesel well away from the ski fields so that you tank has a full dose when you get there - some fill when they arrive and therefore may still have a large proportion of normal diesel in their tank so the alpine diesel is "watered down.

    Garry
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    We have a small holiday house in the Vic high country. Every winter we have to use alpine fuel. Never had an issue, but as mentioned by Gary we always try to have a mixture of non alpine and alpine fuel in the tank.Not always possible
    Cheers
    Tony

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    Another suggestion to time your refill with your arrival.

    M

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