Just wondering with the new changes to E10 (10% ethanol) are the petrol Rangies affected and therefore need either to use super unleaded or the E5 (5% ethanol) but be modified to cater for it?

Also do you think this only affects pre 2010 rangies?

I’m guessing it’s worthy of debate as it’ll affect both running costs and potentially make reliability worse.

Give it a few years and when you see range rovers doing seals or pumps you'll know then I guess. I've normally always stuck to super unleaded or v power diesel due to having subarus and a mapped diesels but the local garage is shell so easy enough

 2011 TDV8 Vogue SE

Thanks….hope it’s worth more than “sealed for life”

Is there a link to that?

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Although to be fair they never defined how long “life” was, perhaps it aligned to the length of the warranty??

Don’t forget your other petrol engined machines….lawnmowers, chainsaws and strimmers etc.

A side effect of E10 is the fact it deteriorates quickly if left in a tank or container has also been suggested it isn’t ideal for two strokes. Looks as though the mower will be using premium fuel! 2012 tdv8 Westminster arrived Jan 19 gone Dec 23

200 TDi discovery bobtail gone
RR classic v8 bobtail gone
300 tdi Discovery 3 dr gone

I forgot about the lawnmower, if they don't get you on one thing, they get you on something else  2011 TDV8 Vogue SE

But look how much quicker you’ll mow. Sorry somebody had to say it, I’ll get my coat  visiting from www.rrsport.co.uk

You’ll need to upgrade the brakes on your mower! You could also consider adding racing stripes and a spoiler??
On a serious note I’d assume a fuel stabiliser/additive will be required with e10 if it’s left for long periods?

Good thinking on the lawn mover and other gardening tools chaps, will bear this in mind.
If I have behaved myself, I am allowed to use my mother's large ride on mower, which believe it or not also has a cat in the exhaust system Now I know things are going crazy.

haha - I ran my mower on super unleaded for years!

It was fuel that was drained from the tank of my 200sx following the petrol contamination issue that hit Tesco back in 2007. The silicon killed the 200's lambda sensor and the engine wouldn't run at all on it.

The mower didn't mind, though

I've never used supermarket fuel ever since...

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