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Btw, funny - our bastard neighbour got done for running his people carrier on red diesel. Ha ha ha ha. Sorry got to laugh.
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I heard that plod will realise that something fishy is going on, and they'll follow the scent.Originally posted by xoggothChip fat works fine as a replacement for engine oil. Mind, I did only use it for a short while before the van went to the scrap yard.
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He was probably not white so the good old Welsh police went over his car with a fine tooth comb until they found something to do him for......
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Chip fat works fine as a replacement for engine oil. Mind, I did only use it for a short while before the van went to the scrap yard.
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Vegetable oil and cars...
You've heard of people who replace diesel with vegetable oil...
How about a luny who replaced brake fluid with vegetable oil?
From Aberystwyth apparently, according to teletext.
Banned for a year.
Plod stopped him for a duff light, but how they twigged the brake fluid is beyond me.Tags: None
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