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Post by Gary.B Sat Jun 14 2014, 10:31

Does anyone use lead replacement additives in their fuel, if so which one?

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Post by Appletop Sat Jun 14 2014, 10:59

Nope, no need to, our old engines were around before lead was added to fuel, they will be fine.

Sometimes add a little 28sec kero to my petrol to "cool" it down a bit, especially for a Lister D as I find this helps stop the odd mis-fire.
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