19.03.2007, 07:14:24
lead replacement petrol (LRP)
The number of cars that require LRP has reduced to the point that it is becoming increasingly unviable for fuel suppliers to produce, store and distribute the fuel, and for service stations to retail it.
Accordingly, motorists should expect that LRP will be phased out of the market over time. The timing of this will vary around the country and between fuel suppliers and individual service stations. However, motorists will find it increasingly difficult to find LRP over the coming years.
what are the alternatives to filling with LRP?
Running a car on unleaded petrol
Some pre-1986 vehicles can run on unleaded or premium unleaded petrol.
Ich denke, das entspricht wohl dem, was wir unter "verbleitem" Benzin verstehen.
Also die Vor-Kat-Zeit
The number of cars that require LRP has reduced to the point that it is becoming increasingly unviable for fuel suppliers to produce, store and distribute the fuel, and for service stations to retail it.
Accordingly, motorists should expect that LRP will be phased out of the market over time. The timing of this will vary around the country and between fuel suppliers and individual service stations. However, motorists will find it increasingly difficult to find LRP over the coming years.
what are the alternatives to filling with LRP?
Running a car on unleaded petrol
Some pre-1986 vehicles can run on unleaded or premium unleaded petrol.
Ich denke, das entspricht wohl dem, was wir unter "verbleitem" Benzin verstehen.
Also die Vor-Kat-Zeit