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Shell have 95 Benzine again the one from Kata to Chalong and also the new from Chalong to Central

Good to hear. How many baht per litre? I'd much rather put this in than the V Power 95 gasohol.

37,??? cant remember other than 37

That's the V Power 95 gasohol. Real 95 is in the 44's. Have a look at the Susco on the way to the airport as they are the only ones with 95 benzine. Supposedly the V Power 95 gasohol keeps your engine cleaner than normal gasohol 95 which runs around 34 0r 35 per litre.

When I bought my Mitsubishi Triton they recommended using V Power diesel as they said B5 will deteriorate certain components in the engine more quickly. I wonder if the same holds true for all ethanol based fuels. I have never tested it but I suspect you do get lower mileage from fuel with ethanol.

That's the V Power 95 gasohol. Real 95 is in the 44's. Have a look at the Susco on the way to the airport as they are the only ones with 95 benzine. Supposedly the V Power 95 gasohol keeps your engine cleaner than normal gasohol 95 which runs around 34 0r 35 per litre.

That what i thought, but i had my gf with me and in both shell stations the say its bot gasohol but benzine, if its gasohol i gonna get them today, hate that sh!te

When I bought my Mitsubishi Triton they recommended using V Power diesel as they said B5 will deteriorate certain components in the engine more quickly. I wonder if the same holds true for all ethanol based fuels. I have never tested it but I suspect you do get lower mileage from fuel with ethanol.

Stick to what the manufacturer recommends, unless you do not mind ending up with high maintenance costs.

When I bought my Mitsubishi Triton they recommended using V Power diesel as they said B5 will deteriorate certain components in the engine more quickly. I wonder if the same holds true for all ethanol based fuels. I have never tested it but I suspect you do get lower mileage from fuel with ethanol.

Stick to what the manufacturer recommends, unless you do not mind ending up with high maintenance costs.

many pre 2006 can not use Ethanol at all

many pre 2006 can not use B5, but damages are usually not that expensive

my 2008 Honda Accord 2,4 had same milage with 91 petrol and 95 E10, measured over 70k km. so does my 2010 Kawaskai Ninja650R

Stick to what the manufacturer recommends, unless you do not mind ending up with high maintenance costs.

many pre 2006 can not use Ethanol at all

many pre 2006 can not use B5, but damages are usually not that expensive

my 2008 Honda Accord 2,4 had same milage with 91 petrol and 95 E10, measured over 70k km. so does my 2010 Kawaskai Ninja650R

Fair enough, but manufacturers do have a reason to recommend you do not use a different type of fuel even though its cheaper.

The newly refurbished PTT station on Chao Fah West has 91 gasohol.

Never seen it before.

Prices and types of fuel: http://www.eppo.go.th/retail_prices.html

According to the chart, shell doesn't even carry 91 unleaded as almost all others do.

Stick to what the manufacturer recommends, unless you do not mind ending up with high maintenance costs.

many pre 2006 can not use Ethanol at all

many pre 2006 can not use B5, but damages are usually not that expensive

my 2008 Honda Accord 2,4 had same milage with 91 petrol and 95 E10, measured over 70k km. so does my 2010 Kawaskai Ninja650R

Fair enough, but manufacturers do have a reason to recommend you do not use a different type of fuel even though its cheaper.

above mentined Accord can according to Honda LOS use any petrol and gasohol E10 and E20, while the Ninja can not handle E20. However E20 in Accord perfomed less and used more fuel, so I dropped it

Here in LOS its rather opposit what you say. any car able to run E20 gets it pre sale taxes reduced with 10-20%, thus several car suppliers in LOS claim their vehciles can run E20, while same vehicle in other markets can not.

Ford and Volvo share a 2,0 4pot 145hp engine developed by Yamaha. Ford LOS claims E20 compability, while Volvo LOS says NO E20, E10 and petrol only.

The newly refurbished PTT station on Chao Fah West has 91 gasohol.

Never seen it before.

Seen it all over the country, but this is a first in Phuket

Warning to all bikers, most bikes older than 2 years can not handle Gasohol. So far this has easily been solved in Phuket by using 91 petrol. From now on one really has to make sure 91 is petrol, and not 91 Gasohol E10 or E20.

The newly refurbished PTT station on Chao Fah West has 91 gasohol.

Never seen it before.

Seen it all over the country, but this is a first in Phuket

Warning to all bikers, most bikes older than 2 years can not handle Gasohol. So far this has easily been solved in Phuket by using 91 petrol. From now on one really has to make sure 91 is petrol, and not 91 Gasohol E10 or E20.

In the PTT station the 91 gasohol, the pump has the name with a green background. The normal 91 is still colour-coded red.

above mentined Accord can according to Honda LOS use any petrol and gasohol E10 and E20, while the Ninja can not handle E20. However E20 in Accord perfomed less and used more fuel, so I dropped it

Here in LOS its rather opposit what you say. any car able to run E20 gets it pre sale taxes reduced with 10-20%, thus several car suppliers in LOS claim their vehciles can run E20, while same vehicle in other markets can not.

Ford and Volvo share a 2,0 4pot 145hp engine developed by Yamaha. Ford LOS claims E20 compability, while Volvo LOS says NO E20, E10 and petrol only.

Maybe they have modified the engines for cars sold here to take advantage of the tax reduced taxes.

Makes sense if one does it they are all going to do it to keep there cars competitively priced.

Cars manufactured here and sold in Aussie run on 91 unleaded

Maybe they have modified the engines for cars sold here to take advantage of the tax reduced taxes.

Makes sense if one does it they are all going to do it to keep there cars competitively priced.

Cars manufactured here and sold in Aussie run on 91 unleaded

I am afraid spec is same, but policy different.

Volvo for instance is a promotor of E85 vehicles in co op with BOI and Ptt, S80FT can run 85% Ethanol, but for their 2,0 they state max 10% ethanol while Ford for the same engine states 20% to reduce taxes, as the engine can survive warranty 100.000km on E20

I am afraid spec is same, but policy different.

Volvo for instance is a promotor of E85 vehicles in co op with BOI and Ptt, S80FT can run 85% Ethanol, but for their 2,0 they state max 10% ethanol while Ford for the same engine states 20% to reduce taxes, as the engine can survive warranty 100.000km on E20

Many years ago there was a car called Sigma, very popular, then once they had done 100K or more they needed a complete new replacement engine,the brand became very unpopular, i doubt any manufacturer is going to make the same mistake again, considering the high mileage done by vehicles in Thailand

When I bought my Mitsubishi Triton they recommended using V Power diesel as they said B5 will deteriorate certain components in the engine more quickly. I wonder if the same holds true for all ethanol based fuels. I have never tested it but I suspect you do get lower mileage from fuel with ethanol.

Who told you that about B5 and the Triton?

I have an email direct from Mitsubishi Thailand and they say B5 is perfectly acceptable in the Triton.

Many years ago there was a car called Sigma, very popular, then once they had done 100K or more they needed a complete new replacement engine,the brand became very unpopular, i doubt any manufacturer is going to make the same mistake again, considering the high mileage done by vehicles in Thailand

there are already quiet a few reports on 2006 and later E10 and B5 "compatible" vehicles not reaching 100.000 km without repairs needed due to fuel damage

That's the V Power 95 gasohol. Real 95 is in the 44's. Have a look at the Susco on the way to the airport as they are the only ones with 95 benzine. Supposedly the V Power 95 gasohol keeps your engine cleaner than normal gasohol 95 which runs around 34 0r 35 per litre.

That what i thought, but i had my gf with me and in both shell stations the say its bot gasohol but benzine, if its gasohol i gonna get them today, hate that sh!te

Shell also told me it wasnt gasohol.. 2 attendants..

Didnt trust them and turns out later it was gasohol.. they dont know what they sell !!

And thank god it wasnt on the bike.. 1 tank of gasohol can <deleted> that bike up.

Prices and types of fuel: http://www.eppo.go.th/retail_prices.html

According to the chart, shell doesn't even carry 91 unleaded as almost all others do.

No it doesnt have any unleaded regular at all !!

Shell also told me it wasnt gasohol.. 2 attendants..

Didnt trust them and turns out later it was gasohol.. they dont know what they sell !!

And thank god it wasnt on the bike.. 1 tank of gasohol can <deleted> that bike up.

Shell sells gasohol E10 and E20. and they sell VPower containing 6% Ethanol, but not called Gasohol. :rolleyes: Confusing? damaging for most bikes older than 2008 and cars older than 2006? Absolutely.

Their plastic and rubber parts in injection and sometimes in fuel tank is not made for aggressive ethanol. Then this stuff ends up in the engine, not made for it

Pick engine apart and clean out the shit at ............baht and a couple of weeks. If spareparts can be found

Done it. Dont want to do it again

Shell also told me it wasnt gasohol.. 2 attendants..

Didnt trust them and turns out later it was gasohol.. they dont know what they sell !!

And thank god it wasnt on the bike.. 1 tank of gasohol can <deleted> that bike up.

Shell sells gasohol E10 and E20. and they sell VPower containing 6% Ethanol, but not called Gasohol. :rolleyes: Confusing? damaging for most bikes older than 2008 and cars older than 2006? Absolutely.

Their plastic and rubber parts in injection and sometimes in fuel tank is not made for aggressive ethanol. Then this stuff ends up in the engine, not made for it

Pick engine apart and clean out the shit at ............baht and a couple of weeks. If spareparts can be found

Done it. Dont want to do it again

Ahh, it was the V-power i got, and they really was all over me about it, no gasohol no gasohol they kept saying, well i got 2400 baht worth of gasohol in my car then

Ahh, it was the V-power i got, and they really was all over me about it, no gasohol no gasohol they kept saying, well i got 2400 baht worth of gasohol in my car then

run it half full, fill up with petrol, and you re down to 3% ethanol

should survive, is it a 2007?

My car is now 6 year old..it has 1300 cc toyota petrol engine which was a recently devolped engine at that time..

it has done 160,000 km i have run this car the first 2 years on 91 gasoline then i changed to 95 gasahol because it was a lot less expensive..i did not notice any power or milage change...about 18 months ago i felt the engine was not running good...i took it to a garage in phuket town[ a very good one] the mechanic looked at it and said rightt away..you are running this car on gasahol.. he stripped the carb down and showed me the damage that could be done..he cleaned all the carb and air filters...the car then run like a dream...you could actually see the sediment in the carb but a good cleaning with carb cleaner solved it....i am still runnjg the car now.. using both.. every other fill up and still getting good milage..i dont know what the long term effect will have on gasahole..my opinion is these modern engines are built to run on them

2006, its nearly empty will fill tomorrow, that car is only 6,5 km/l

2006, its nearly empty will fill tomorrow, that car is only 6,5 km/l

at least you r having fun at 6,5 km/l. My 2003 CRV 2,0 awd was 6-7km/l on highway trying to maintain 140-160kmh, and no fun as underpowered

2006, its nearly empty will fill tomorrow, that car is only 6,5 km/l

at least you r having fun at 6,5 km/l. My 2003 CRV 2,0 awd was 6-7km/l on highway trying to maintain 140-160kmh, and no fun as underpowered

You are lucky to get that mileage travelling at that speed.

How many speeding tickets do you get, or are you travelling so fast they cannot catch you

You are lucky to get that mileage travelling at that speed.

How many speeding tickets do you get, or are you travelling so fast they cannot catch you

well my Vigo 3,0D and Fortuner 3,0D, both auto and 4x4 manages same speed at 8-9 km/L, less expensive diesel, and Vigo loaded with bikes and stuff

speeding tickets? each trip 1500 to 4000km, used to get one every second time or so at 200 baht. I am not alone at this speed, usually 3-5% of the motorists keep 140-160 kmh

speeding tickets? each trip 1500 to 4000km, used to get one every second time or so at 200 baht. I am not alone at this speed, usually 3-5% of the motorists keep 140-160 kmh

I think on a decent highway, in daylight / good visibility, in a vehicle with decent brakes etc that its not a reckless / high speed.

Of course not flying through populated areas but open road its sensible enough.