SASOL 10PPM Diesel

[RAArmstrong]

They do yes. However the older diesel engines were designed to run on higher sulpher diesel... No doubt the lubrication added to this diesel is aimed at more modern diesels... Hence I add my own :thumbs:

 

[speeddemon]

They do yes. However the older diesel engines were designed to run on higher sulpher diesel... No doubt the lubrication added to this diesel is aimed at more modern diesels... Hence I add my own :thumbs:

How old? I got a 2003 Jeep Cherokee diesel....is that from the older or newer diesel engines?

 

[DieselFan]

Regardless I'd add some additives just to be on the safe side and to increase the cetane level as well :rollsmile:

 

[CliftonH]

So where can I buy an additive. Do you add this to your tank of petrol of to your oil. I think I need to add some. How often do u add.
Also will filling a tank of 500ppn every now and then not help solve that.

 

[DieselFan]

I personally wouldn't put 500ppm in my bmw. Stick with 50ppm and 10ppm. Moranor sells NF stuff and I think its executor or someone who stocks some other additives. Just check the advertisers section. Otherwise liquimoly have diesel additives Moranor should sell their stuff too.

 

[ChefDJ]

Anybody know of a Sasol in Pretoria that retails 10ppm?

 

[ChefDJ]

Nobody? :fencelook:

 

[herr bmw]

the one i goto doesnt have and spoke to a guy on friday and he says none in pretoria yet only jhb and east rand

 

[ChefDJ]

the one i goto doesnt have and spoke to a guy on friday and he says none in pretoria yet only jhb and east rand

That's useless of them :thumbdo:

Thanks.

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Mpumalanga gets 10ppm, but Pretoria not??? :bangdesk:

 

[sash]

Same with the Sasol near me. But after filling 50ppm Sasol.., i dont want to use it again. Am seeing a consumption difference of at least 1L per 100km worse with Sasol and I find the car a bit more laggy..,

It could be just in my head, but am waiting to finish the tank and go back to BP.

Unfortunately, by the next tank i will be driving to Durban, so will probably put in some diesel boost, so the difference might overshadowed by the Diesel Boost.

 

[Rayzor]

I used the 10ppm on 3 fill ups and can notice a difference in consumption its about 0.5l/100km lighter, the car also feels more responsive. :thumbs:

 

[ChefDJ]

Some say it's lighter, some say heavier. So I'm really not so sure anymore.

I think I'll fill up 10ppm in Randburg this week, and top up the night before the long trip with either Engen or BP 50ppm.

 

[S1NGH 001]

I find Shell Nitro to be working well :fencelook:

 

[RAArmstrong]

IMHO some of the best Diesel I've found is Total and BP... Or atleast my Tractor likes it the most :fencelook:

 

[Nikhil]

IMHO some of the best Diesel I've found is Total and BP... Or atleast my Tractor likes it the most :fencelook:

+1 My 330d loves Total :thumbs:

 

[ChefDJ]

Maybe I should just try BP :fencelook:

 

[RAArmstrong]

Try Total first :thumbs::thumbs::fencelook:

 

[Nikhil]

Try Total first :thumbs::thumbs::fencelook:

I Agree! I get the most power, mileage and smoke from total :rollsmile:

 

[RAArmstrong]

Total FTW :rollsmile:

 

[ChefDJ]

What I want for December is not power, but mileage.

Of course, I'd like the best quality too :thumbs: