Asda Fuel. - Page 3

bedajim · 16 August 2009, 07:02

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Originally Posted by Mollers

How do you suggest it got in there other than via the fuel pump?

Remember that 20 litres you had off me in the Scillies

Rasher's just come clean he p!ssed in the can on the way over

How did it taste again

Mollers · 16 August 2009, 10:31

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Originally Posted by bedajim

Remember that 20 litres you had off me in the Scillies

Rasher's just come clean he p!ssed in the can on the way over

How did it taste again

Piglet Pi$$? Yep, that was it.

Whoops, Did I pay you far that fuel?

Rogue Wave · 16 August 2009, 10:57

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Originally Posted by JSP

Right you've got my permission (not that you'd need it anyway) to shoot me down but is there nothing like a test strip (like the ones GP's use for testing your water) that you can dip into the fuel and it gives a reading if there's water init.

possibly but what you normaly do is put the paste on a stick and swish it round the bottom of the tank. AS thats where the water is, if any.

Some seperators have a water alarm sensr built into them ,

wavelength · 17 August 2009, 09:46

usually dark blue water finding paste that you smear on the bottom end of the dipstick (the long thing that goes in the underground tank not the site manager) and it goes pale blue if there is water down there at the bottom of the tank. However many sites now have offset fillers, some with electronically controlled valves in them, that means the tank cannot be physically dipped without dismantling pipework. Strange things do happen-like the intermittent delivery of water I mentioned earlier, and that stopped the car within a mile from the filling station. Now they really did have a problem, 100 miles from home returning from holiday late at night with 3 very young kids in the car. But in general fuel is very reliable considering the amount of it we all use.

bedajim · 17 August 2009, 10:59

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Originally Posted by Mollers

Piglet Pi$$? Yep, that was it.

Whoops, Did I pay you far that fuel?

Yes in the Fraggle Rock, I then spent it on your beer

Mollers · 17 August 2009, 12:26

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Originally Posted by bedajim

Yes in the Fraggle Rock, I then spent it on your beer

It's good to keep one's assets liquid.