mreyeball

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was speaking to the next door neighbour today, his brother in law gets hold of diesel and its £1 a litre, he brings it down in 25 litre drums.the neighbours been using in for a while in a old transit.
the guy who brings it down says its cherry with the dye removed, had a look and it looks a greeny yellow?
what do you guys make off it and should i get some as i am reluctant to put technically red diesel in me disco?
thanks
 
illegal and could feck yer engine.

depends what they've used to remove the dye( i wouldn't use it if i had a diesel)
 
Greeny yellow... I reckon it is City Desiel (Mix of normal and bio) and probably nicked from a bus or lorry company....
 
was speaking to the next door neighbour today, his brother in law gets hold of diesel and its £1 a litre, he brings it down in 25 litre drums.the neighbours been using in for a while in a old transit.
the guy who brings it down says its cherry with the dye removed, had a look and it looks a greeny yellow?
what do you guys make off it and should i get some as i am reluctant to put technically red diesel in me disco?
thanks

Where are you? coz agricultural diesel is green in Ireland.
 
Don't even bother its probably been stolen from some poor buggers car , you would be helping them do more !
 
Greeny yellow--- its household heating oil, hasnt got the addatives of engine diezel, and you will still be done for tax evasion. The colour has nothing to do with it these days, they put a probe up your exhaust and read it.
 
they put a probe up your exhaust and read it.

Nobody's going to shove a probe up my exhaust pipe :eek:

Seriously though, dont touch this crap. Easy enough to remove dye from red diesel but is it worth having your vehicle impounded, a heavy fine, a criminal record and encouraging crime?

Of course not :)
 

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