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| Written by Malc | |
| Monday, 30 April 2007 | |
Are VW biodiesel compatible?
The answer to the question above is yes, some Volkswagen cars are biodiesel compatible. Its a fact that VW diesel engines are generally very compatible with biodiesel fuel and the company seems to be In terms of fuel and engine efficiency and emissions the VW engine is one of the best when it comes to being biodiesel compatible. However diesel cars are often over looked because people think they have a slower performance in comparison to there gasoline counterparts. But when it comes to economy the VW 1.9 TDI can officially get between 42-61 mpg with the 5 speed manual gearbox and between 37-57 mpg from the models that have an automatic gearbox. One word of warning! the newer TDI engines which have a higher injection pressure can be damaged if you put in low quality fuel. However, biodiesel fuel works well with these engines because it has a lower viscosity to it than unrefined oils. So before making any purchase of a Volkswagen diesel car that is biodiesel compatible do some research first:
However, it is not just VW diesel cars that are biodiesel compatible there are a some other car manufacturers who have stated that biodiesel can be used in their diesel vehicles. Some of these other manufactures are Audi, SEAT and Skoda.
More car manufactures are realizing that he production of biodiesel all over the world is growing in popularity and in Europe and the UK filling stations are offering biodiesel for sale. This encouraging car companies to look at building vehicles that are biodiesel compatible. Readers have left 5 comments. No.1 Untitled what about a renault laguna 202 diesel is that compatible with no turbo, I like your article on bio fuel. Reg,Den
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' title='Click to send email'>  Submitted by R,D,Williams, • 2008-04-07 19:54:36No.2 Untitled tHIS IS A FUN BIODIESEL COOOOLLL... Submitted by Guest User, • 2008-06-13 17:42:00 No.3 Untitled With the use of biodiesel, the smoke generated becomes very clean instead of the traditional diesel. And thus, can make our car last longer. So what would you prefer?
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' title='Click to send email'>  Submitted by unparalled60, • 2009-01-20 06:57:22No.4 Untitled I currently own a diesel 3500 truck that i pay less for fuel, but i polute the atmosphere withe smoke and toxic immisions. The fuel is less than gasoline and i’m getting 20 + mph on the road. I want to use biodiesel, and i know i will pay more for it. The payment is $478.00 per month and maintenance is expensive and i can’t find biodiesel anyware. Should i wait to see if my town will offer the blend of petro diesel and soy bean, or should i just get rid of it for a cheaper vehicle.What is your opinion?
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' title='Click to send email'> Submitted by Peter Redmond, Registered • 2010-12-23 07:34:03No.5 Untitled I would certainly use biodiesel as long as I was sure they were not using palm oil. I do not want to see any more tropical rain forest destroyed for this purpose.
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' title='Click to send email'> Submitted by Peter Redmond, Registered • 2010-12-23 07:37:49 |
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