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Paracetamol
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 06/08/2021 : 09:21:09
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| I have always used Shell Super but last year changed to Ess0 as we were assured no ethanol in the 5 petrol. Next month ethanol percentage is going us, what do I use on my MG NA and my 1953 TD also my 1990 Mercedes 500SEC, would be graeful for any advice also I understand my grass cutter is vunerable. |
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Michael Lees
United Kingdom
158 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2021 : 09:27:56
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Esso Synergie is the only premium fuel that I have discovered does not have ethanol (it is marked E5 as being up to 5%).
that is APART from Scotland, Devon, Cornwall and NE England according to their website.
My nephew is a chemist at Exxon and confirms this is correct
Mike Lees
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coracle
United Kingdom
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Posted - 06/08/2021 : 12:44:14
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Paracetamol
United Kingdom
90 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2021 : 15:38:17
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| I am willing to try it, have never seen this model for sale |
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Johnball
United Kingdom
91 Posts |
Posted - 08/08/2021 : 15:50:13
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| I have always used Shell V power, as they say that there is up to 5% ethanol., I also add Millers additive, which has ethanol protection. Recent emails from Shell on my Shell app on the iPhone, explain that V Power is ok for classic cars. Also petrol tests I saw some years ago, suggested V power gave the most power increase compared with BP and Esso, all be it so minor to be irrelevant. But more importantly, better than all supermarket fuel and more cleaning additives. |
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Oz34
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