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2 stroke oil in diesel??

Started by Ddraigcymro, 08 March 2010, 15:41:04

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Ddraigcymro

Just came acros this on another car related forum and wonderd what the genral vews are here on it.
Will the 2 stroke cause damage
will it make no difrence
will it make a difrence
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Marks DTM Calib

I do it on my common rail....seems to help a bit (its a bit quiter) and should help the pumps due to the adde sulphur and improved lubrication.

Ddraigcymro

Do you know if it makes improvement on mpg and or performance or just a reduction in noise.
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waspy

It was MDTM that brought this to our attention last year. I've been adding it since :y :y

Welung666

QuoteIt was MDTM that brought this to our attention last year. I've been adding it since :y :y

Me too ;) :y

Marks DTM Calib

I cant say that I have noticed any major changes in mpg.....it might have more of an impact in this area on say a DTi

Ddraigcymro

There's a big difference in quality and price of 2 stroke so before i empty my oil tank on the bike ( still needs new engine as existing one is knacked from main baring failure), Is the cheapo 2 stroke that i wouldn't dare put in a chainsaw not to mention bike/scooter any good for the job or am i looking at a good quality oil?

Im sorry im digging up a old topic without using the original post but feel that there's a lot of new members here joining on daily/weekly basis and thought that some of them might be interested in this topic.

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Elite Pete

I've been using it in the Rover diesel for about 12 months now and it does make the engine quieter but can't say i've noticed any increase in mpg.
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Dodger

Just seen this thread, and am intriqued.. just how much 2 stroke oil do you add, and how often??
Got some castrol 2 stroke in the shed, left over from the petrol mower my Dad had.. Might just be a good use for it?? ::)

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Marks DTM Calib

QuoteJust seen this thread, and am intriqued.. just how much 2 stroke oil do you add, and how often??
Got some castrol 2 stroke in the shed, left over from the petrol mower my Dad had.. Might just be a good use for it?? ::)

Waste not....want not as he used to say  :y
1 oil part to 200 diesel

So thats er....about 360ml

Ddraigcymro

Can I safly assume that over use of 2stroke just puts up the cost of motering and not cause damage to cat or am I wrong
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VXL V6

Wouldn't matter if it did destroy the CAT as it's not a requirement on a diesel at MOT time, just a smog test.

Ddraigcymro

QuoteWouldn't matter if it did destroy the CAT as it's not a requirement on a diesel at MOT time, just a smog test.


Sorry for being dumb, but im just a potcher trying to save money doing my own work and no mechanic [size=12]Smog tester ?[/size]
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VXL V6

The only thing that the MOT station tests for from an emissions point of view on a diesel is the density of smoke (Smog) from the exhaust. A catalytic convertor is not required on a diesel in this country.


Ddraigcymro

dose that mean that I can replace the cat with lets say a scaffolding tube and get a little more performance
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