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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / February 2006

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help problem what fuel type petrol or diesel for 206

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div.wlsn@gmail.com - 04 Feb 2006 17:43 GMT
I have a friends car for the week (a pug 206), and he has asked to get
her a refill of fuel for him coming back.  He said that its a petrol
engine however on the petrol cap it shows a black icon of a fuel pump
with the letter P, surrounded by a "no" line, as if sayin "No Petrol".
He definitely said it was petrol however im not so certain and I dont
want to do damage to the engine, so could anyone help deciphering this?
The petrol insert itself, is green in color.  I may just leave it
until he gets back.
Chris - 04 Feb 2006 18:20 GMT
> I have a friends car for the week (a pug 206), and he has asked to get
> her a refill of fuel for him coming back.  He said that its a petrol
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>  The petrol insert itself, is green in color.  I may just leave it
> until he gets back.

Well open the bonnet and have a look to see if u can tell by that. lots
of us on this group can tell before we open the hood.if its deisel or
petrol,you should be able to see a carb if its petrol. and if deisel
your see at least a deisel pump.or get some one that knows about cars to
have a look for you.
from chris Addlestone Surrey
Nom - 13 Feb 2006 14:04 GMT
> you should be able to see a carb if its petrol...

A carb ? You are aware that Petrol engines stopped using carburettors well
over 10 years ago ?
Brian - 04 Feb 2006 20:17 GMT
> I have a friends car for the week (a pug 206), and he has asked to get
> her a refill of fuel for him coming back.  He said that its a petrol
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>  The petrol insert itself, is green in color.  I may just leave it
> until he gets back.
you can normally tell by just listening to the engine when you start up from
cold.
nigel - 05 Feb 2006 13:21 GMT
>> I have a friends car for the week (a pug 206), and he has asked to get
>> her a refill of fuel for him coming back.  He said that its a petrol
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>you can normally tell by just listening to the engine when you start up from
>cold.

It means unleaded
Matthew Haigh - 04 Feb 2006 20:44 GMT
>I have a friends car for the week (a pug 206), and he has asked to get
>her a refill of fuel for him coming back.  He said that its a petrol
>engine however on the petrol cap it shows a black icon of a fuel pump
>with the letter P, surrounded by a "no" line, as if sayin "No Petrol".

Are you sure it Is it not Pb?  Pb is the chemical symbol for lead as the
technical name for lead is plumbum (hence plumbers - people who work
with lead piping!) The symbol therefore means that it takes unleaded
fuel.

Matt
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Keith Willcocks - 05 Feb 2006 10:56 GMT
>I have a friends car for the week (a pug 206), and he has asked to get
> her a refill of fuel for him coming back.  He said that its a petrol
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> The petrol insert itself, is green in color.  I may just leave it
> until he gets back.

Take off the cap and sniff the tank, the smells of diesel and petrol are
totally different.   Also look at the plugs.  If they are joined together
with one wire then they are glow plugs and it is a diesel.   If they have a
separate lead to each then they are spark plugs and is it petrol.   Lastly,
how do you start it, if you have to wait for the preheating light to go out
then it is a diesel.
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