Lead Replacement

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Lead Replacement

Post by pilch »

Hi everybody, I've just joined the club, it's brill. My little problem is that I have had this van just over a year and the old lady I bought it from had always put a lead replacement in with fuel. Its a t25, 1986 D reg 1900cc with a DG engine number, petrol and Aircooled. I have continued doing this ritual until some kind chap from club 80-90 told me to check. So thats it, do I have to or don't I have to add a lead replacement?

Thanks Dave
Dave
1986 Autosleeper
D408 LFX

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Post by shepster »

No need, they run fine on unleaded.
2.1 DJ running on carb and LPG.

owlets

Post by owlets »

Yep, no need, I had a 1.9DG an it ran fine of unleaded

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Post by "WEAZLECHIN" »

:shock: a dg is not Aircooled.....i take it you havnt noticed all of the water pipes, header tanks, temp guages and radiator then?? i would check the water levels first thing before problems occur. as for the fuel, just use unleaded its fine.

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Post by pilch »

Thanks for the replies, puts my mind at rest and saves me penny's. Regarding my water-works they are fine and are right where they should be, just checking that you know your stuff!

:) Dave
Dave
1986 Autosleeper
D408 LFX

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