Diesel Car Kakis

[david_yyy]

Yup. $5 for the card. Non-member still able to get 25% discount at staffed locations.

Huh? Then what the different between member and non-member?

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[nfshp253]

Only member can pump at Pioneer Sector 1 and I assume, Lok Yang Way.

 

[david_yyy]

Only member can pump at Pioneer Sector 1 and I assume, Lok Yang Way.

I see, thanks for the info.

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[IcYFl4mEz]

paiseh noob question, diesel sold in SG is euro5 compliant or 6?
If so, Euro 6 car can pump euro 5 diesel?

 

[nfshp253]

The big brands are definitely selling Euro 6. But the cheap ones (at least for Smart Energy) are Euro 5. Don't think you should put that in your Euro 6 car. I think the DPF will fail or something, not sure. Or you'll get reduced engine power as it operates at a lower level to produce less emissions. If your car uses AdBlue, it'll probably use more AdBlue.

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

The big brands are definitely selling Euro 6. But the cheap ones (at least for Smart Energy) are Euro 5. Don't think you should put that in your Euro 6 car. I think the DPF will fail or something, not sure. Or you'll get reduced engine power as it operates at a lower level to produce less emissions. If your car uses AdBlue, it'll probably use more AdBlue.

i heard from my SE that ALL Diesel is euro 5... no euro 6 de leh

 

[Shingoz]

Yeah never heard if euro6 diesel in sg

 

[melvinchen]

Asking ah, go msia pump diesel got limit or restriction or not ah? I cannot find any information anywhere so come here to ask for help.

Diesel cars in Singapore is based on Euro 5 and 6 standards and they also require Euro 5 or 6 diesel fuel. Majority of the gas stations in Malaysia only offers Euro 2 diesel and gasoline.

Pumping Euro 2 diesel fuel into an Euro 5 or 6 is not recommended due to the high sulfur content in the fuel and this can cause problems for your car.

 

[nfshp253]

My BMW 2 series AT is listed as Euro VI on Sgcarmart. Wouldn't risk using Euro V. My S80 that's one year older is Euro V.

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

My BMW 2 series AT is listed as Euro VI on Sgcarmart. Wouldn't risk using Euro V. My S80 that's one year older is Euro V.

those car engine is euro 6, however i believe DIESEL highest is euro 5 COMPLIANT.

I heard from them saying even if you pump diesel euro 3 compliant, still works. just your exhuast will emit out those euro3 etc.. of cos not good la

 

[nfshp253]

I'm just afraid it'll clog the DPF. But I'm sure Smart Energy will move to Euro 6 diesel when it comes into effect in September. I wonder if the price will increase, I expect it will.

 

[jumpmanz]

For bros going to jb, euro 5 diesel is available at shell komtar jbcc.
Hose and tags are in blue

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[ProLogic]

For bros going to jb, euro 5 diesel is available at shell komtar jbcc.
Hose and tags are in blue

Going to JB to da you nao!

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

Which pump station with euro 5 diesel u all go usually before coming back sg, more convenient one

 

[greddy88]

Which pump station with euro 5 diesel u all go usually before coming back sg, more convenient one

I use Petronas. You have to make sure u take the blue pump, not black pump.

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

I use Petronas. You have to make sure u take the blue pump, not black pump.

Which petronas? Does the caltex at CIQ there got diesel euro 5 compliant?

 

[tatsit]

for those with euro 6 vehicles, best is to pump diesel which meets the grade of sulfur less than 10 ppm (sg's diesel is usually as low as 3-5ppm). msia's so called euro 5 diesel is also <10 ppm in sulfur (or so they claimed to be).

if you pump diesel in which sulfur is more than 10 ppm, there wouldnt be any problem, just that your DPF will be clogged faster.

do note that even though you pump sg's 'sulfur free' diesel, your DPF will still be clogged, it is just a matter of time.

with the introduction of euro 6, i think you guys need to find sources to buy adblue

 

[greddy88]

Which petronas? Does the caltex at CIQ there got diesel euro 5 compliant?

Sorry I should have been clearer.. I was referring to the one at Second Link return to SG side.

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

for those with euro 6 vehicles, best is to pump diesel which meets the grade of sulfur less than 10 ppm (sg's diesel is usually as low as 3-5ppm). msia's so called euro 5 diesel is also <10 ppm in sulfur (or so they claimed to be).

if you pump diesel in which sulfur is more than 10 ppm, there wouldnt be any problem, just that your DPF will be clogged faster.

do note that even though you pump sg's 'sulfur free' diesel, your DPF will still be clogged, it is just a matter of time.

with the introduction of euro 6, i think you guys need to find sources to buy adblue

Thks for the info, is smart energy diesel good enough?
And if build up dpf, how to clear it? Rev rpm? Lol
Some diesel car dont need adblue...

 

[greddy88]

Thks for the info, is smart energy diesel good enough?
And if build up dpf, how to clear it? Rev rpm? Lol
Some diesel car dont need adblue...

Rev isn't enough.
Need to drive continuously for some 30 min to let the dpf 'regen' itself with the generated heat..

If u drive only slow, short trips around the neighborhood, it'll get clogged sooner or later