Just got a prado but.....

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Certain servo's have them, they flow up to around 115 litres per minute and have a larger nozzle.
Most truckstops have them, BP south Road, Ridleyton does. They only come in Diesel tho.

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I think they forgot to mention that the orange light means you have watched the green light for too long and you will soon be stranded.
Although it does appear in a different spot. :lol: :lol:

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... they reciculate diesel between the two...

That would explain the drop in power .... I wonder where that diesel came from ... ???? :lol: :lol:

Sorry Crammy .... couldn't help myself :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Chippy

Haha I was being a little one eyed there wasn't I!

Come on mate, I rekon you'd notice a big improvement lugging all that extra 758kgs of mods, accessories, DIY's and chippy's specials if you filled up with diesel... (and maybe converted your engine to a TD!)

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Yeah ... if I filled up with diesel there might be a problem :shock: :wink:

.... but if someone's got a spare twin turbo V8 diesel I'm prepared to try an engine swap :lol: :lol:

Cheers
Chippy

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BP south Road, Ridleyton does

I've seen these on the way past, has anyone used the Highflow pumps here? TP?

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Basically the fuel gauge works with 2 scales.... 180L (when no light comes on) and 90L when the green 90L light comes on.
With no light the gauge shows you how much of your 180L you have used, with the 90L green light on the gauge shows you how much of the remaining 90L you have. So 3/4 on the gauge without any light means you have used a quarter of your 180L, 3/4 with the 90L green light on means you have used a quarter of last remaining 90L of your tank...