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Unleaded petrol.
Catalytic converters that a petrol engine may be fitted with are incompatible with anti-knock additives containing lead, which is why, whenever this device is fitted to our engine, the fuel that must be used is unleaded petrol.
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Diesel C with low sulphur content.
Petrol mixed with a very fluid but multigrade oil.
Unleaded petrol.
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