Re: Safe petrol.

Thanks Frederick.

Now all we need to know where the petrol is containing excess silicon
( if it's still being sold ) so we can avoid it.

If a quantity of petrol is found to contain excessive silicon,
I wonder what they will do about it.
Could they dilute it with "normal" petrol?
Will they sell it at a discount to unscrupulous dealers?

Someone suggested that the "faulty" petrol has by now been "flushed through
the system"
and we should now be filling up with "normal" fuel.

Still worrying.

Russ.



"Frederick Williams" <Frederick_Williams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote in message news:45E8867E.D0CF514A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Russell King wrote:

I (and no doubt others) would like advice on where to purchase petrol
which wouldn't rapidly cause a build up of a white substance on the
oxygen
sensor.
Incidentally, I hope someone has analysed this powder
so the ingredient causing it can be identified.

Silicon or silicon dioxide.

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