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Esso Regular Diesel Cetane Rating?


Aimar786
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Hi, does anybody know the cetane rating for normal esso diesel?

Thanks in advance.

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In the UK the minimum cetane rating for diesel is 51. Esso Energy Diesel has a typical cetane rating of 52. Think Esso Energy Supreme diesel has the same cetane rating but double the amount of detergents than Energy Diesel.

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Cheeers Frosty, i use esso regular fuel and after every 5th top up, use bp ultimate and at service intervals, adding fuel additives such as millers ecomax to a full tank. I also use £1 bp ultimate unleaded once in a blue moon and this certainly does help.

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Quick query, which do you think is better.. Shell v Power or BP Ultimate diesel? Or none and just using normal fuel with additives?

Thanks

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  • 5 months later...

BP ultimate is undoubtedly the best premium diesel, and has the best cetane rating. Although I may be slightly biased as I work for BP :)

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My motor seems to run best on esso supreme. Feels more responsive than she'll v power or BP ultimate....

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I haven't tried the supreme stuff but the regular esso diesel makes my Yaris run like an asthmatic tractor :(

Smoothest is deffo V-Power diesel, but I lose a chunk of low-end torque with it (Probably because of all those cleaning agents!). The loss has been noticeably worse since the 'Nitro+' version. On the plus side it does let the engine run a bit longer at the top end and the engine feels a bit more free revving. Also burns noticeably cleaner (Good for the MOT! ;))

Most of the time I use Sainsburys diesel tho', with the V-Power getting thrown in every 3-4 fills to give everything a good clean. That combined with a good weekend hoon has helped the engine stay in shape pretty well so far :)

Where are you lot finding the datasheets for these fuels BTW??

Edit: Oooh, I found some! :D

GPCDOC_X_cbe_26724_key_140003767522_201012221018.pdf

GPCDOC_X_cbe_26724_key_140003767752_201012221146.pdf

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I can't get Shell diesel because the nearest supplier is over 40 mls away & they charge much more than average (like 10p more per litre !). So I mostly use a mix of Esso standard diesel & Asda's because it's very local and competitively priced. BP is also stupidly expensive up here, so I never use it. My commute to work is approx 26 mls each way, so the DPF is always heated up well.

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Data sheets are in a file on my desk for our fuel :P I believe they are available online from all oil retailers

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Care to share? :naughty:

(Oooh you have a Compressor! Nice :thumbsup:)

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Did? Aww...

Awesome car but I could never afford the running costs of one of those :(

Happy with my diesel Yaris tho'. All that torque in such a small light car make it very fun to drive :naughty::lol:

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