Super Dissel @ Ioc

[lasa]

When i went to fill my car with Super dissel last weekend to a IOC petrol stations the pumper told me that they no more distributing super dissel and also told that they are going to distribute another type of fuel from next week onwards(same as super dissel). I can't remember exact name of it. Anyone of you guys have more information regarding this?

Edited May 12, 2008 by lasa

[madmax]

IOC already has something called "Mile diesel" but I got no clue about the content. Its price is less than super diesel but higher than normal diesel.

Some articles indicate that it contains additives. However vehicle manufacturers such as Mercedes/BMW advise against the use of diesel fuels with additives on their engines.

http://www.lankaioc.net/products.html

http://www.iocl.com/Products/HighSpeedDiesel.aspx

Even in the above product pages, there is no indication of the actual contents.

Edited May 12, 2008 by madmax

[Iroshana]

When i went to fill my car with Super dissel last weekend to a IOC petrol stations the pumper told me that they no more distributing super dissel and also told that they are going to distribute another type of fuel from next week onwards(same as super dissel). I can't remember exact name of it. Anyone of you guys have more information regarding this?

They are going to replace super diesel with "Lanka Mile" which is introduced by IOC. According to IOC, Lanks Mile is more economical even it's price is little higher than normal diesel because it will give more "Miles" per litre. This is ACCORDING TO IOC and no experience with Lanka Mile.

[madmax]

From the bits and pieces of info I gathered, 'mile diesel' is diesel with an additive. There was no indication it is a low sulfur diesel.