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Diesels run at a lower rev so would be better for high milage. But be wary of turbos not holding outWhat power steering fluid should I use?
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Diesels are better for high mileage cars as they are lower revving and have better fuel economy, depending on your driving style.Who is willing to hire a diesel mechanic right now? on Long island?
generally speaking diesels outlast petrol enginesdiesels are usually cheaper to run than petrol, so the savings on a high mileage are significant.
diesels are generall more reliable than petrol... yes they rely on glow plugs to get started, but after that there is no complex ignition system prone to faults or dampness
petrol engined cars tend to be more resopnsive and slightly faster than diesel, although the gap is closing
because diesel car engines tend to use turbo chargers when they go wrong they can be horrendously expensive to repair
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if you are buying a car from new and planning to do a high mileage.. its a no brainer in my view: go Diesel.
my truck shakes while driving and doing about 55 mph, any particular reason?
if you are buying a high milegae car then it depends more how the cars has been handled, a well maintained, serviced car that has been well looked after is going to last longer than a car that is poorly maintained, thrashed or used to maximum capacity towing stuff or whatever.
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Diesel, but they do need servicing more regularly, and diesel is more expensive so you have to do a trade off do you want to rattle like a tractor and belch out black smoke all the time or run a petrol and save the money from cheaper running costs to spend on maintenance.everybody is saying "diesel"
as u've not asked which is better 4 good mileage, u've asked which is better 4 high mileage vehicles so i would say "petrol" is better than that of diesel".
as far as the good performance is concern petrol engine will make u smile even after 5 years.
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IF YOU ARE BUYING IT IT IS BETTER TO GET DIESEL AS THE ENGINE WILL STILL BE OPERATING AT OPTIMUMLEVELS , ALSO IF DOING HIGH MILEAGE YOU GET BETTER MPG
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while i hate diesels, i will say if you are doing high miles diesels are better. if you can buy one of the new 1.3 or 1.6 diesels the 1.3 will do about 80mpg an still have a decent bit of torque. do not buy the 1.4 polo petrol or dieselWhat is the Average hourly wage for a Master Tech in Charlston, SC?
turbo diesel for sure the engines will last forever also diesel cars are cheper to insureDepends how its been treated, desiels have a longer life even a turbo but if its been thashed a lot who knows , on balance i would say the desiel
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Diesel, if it has been serviced on a regular basis.Does anybody know exactly how a LP gas furnace is supposed to work in a class C motor home?
I would say turbo-diesal, but you failed to say if it was around town mileage or motor way mileage thet latter i assume, then i would say go for the dieasal, especially if you buy a car that can take bio-diesal ( re-cycled chip fat ).good luck in your quest to find a suitale motor.
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