I can confirm that putting some T2 in the fuel does have some amazing effects on the general performance of the engine.

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Ok, I'll go for it as well... I found some semi-synthetic JASO FC 2-stroke oil at 4.4 £/L.

I'm trying it in my old wheezy TD6 FFRR.

I guess you don't see instant results so I shall wait till I have done 3 tanks of fuel before I report back

Anyone else trying it? L319 D4 HSE

1998 110 TUM HS FFR Hard Top XD WOLF

1982 Series 3 SWB

You will see instant results , the next time you do a cold start ,

it gets better over the first three and then you'll wonder why more people dont do it.

Mart Jaguar XF 3.0D Portfolio
RRS TDV6 HSE 2006 , Zermatt , Gone

Full tank of Shell V-Power diesel, 400 ml of oil and 350 kms later... A little bit quiter (maybe) and less smoke... For now, it is all.

Hello, I read the post and I was on my way to the Marina and discovered that the only 2 stroke oil was for marine outboard engines, one was mineral (didnt say anythign about synthetic) and the other one said " synthetic mix(es).
I live in a country where diesel quality completely sucks, and I mean bigtime! What can we do on this?
Thank you!
JJB

Hi JJB,

mineral 2 stroke is ok , semi synthetic is fine but DO NOT use fully synthetic , it leaves a residue that mineral does not.

Jaso FB, FC or FD (the best)
This equates to ISO EGB , EGC or EGD

If you are using marine stuff the USA boys use TCW3 'cos the marine stuff is more readily available in some states.

Make sure it says mineral or semi synth and low ash .

Hope this helps

Mart Jaguar XF 3.0D Portfolio
RRS TDV6 HSE 2006 , Zermatt , Gone

An update:

I've been adding 2 stroke oil as per the thread above and my conclusion is pretty inconclusive!

I did not notice the car being quieter on cold start

I did not notice there was less smoke under throttle

I did not gain any fuel economy, if anything, it dropped slightly by about 1mpg on average over the 4 tanks of fuel I tried it with.

Other people apparently have seen good results. Nothing bad came of it but I think I'll not bother. Worth a try. L319 D4 HSE

1998 110 TUM HS FFR Hard Top XD WOLF

1982 Series 3 SWB

My update,

on the regular run to my office , West midlands to St Neots , Cambs..96 miles, I usually see 31.6-31.9 on a regular basis.

Since using a drop of 2 stroke it's up to 34.8 as from today.
Just about a 10% improvement.

I'm curious to see if the good times continue.

Flippin eck she's frugal.

Mart Jaguar XF 3.0D Portfolio
RRS TDV6 HSE 2006 , Zermatt , Gone

It's funny to see how we keep re-inventing things:

I was using 2-stroke oil in my Volvo Penta 8 cyl. Dielsel boat engine for years. We had a much high mix ratio, but it was like night and day compared to when just using straight diesel.

Also when I lived in Scandinavia, driving a Mitsu Diesel I was adding 2-stroke, and never thought anything of it. Of course when I get my new TDV8 I'll put in 2-stroke, just looking for the right brand to use, which I can get here in CH.

KB RRS TDV8, black with ivory.

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I'm in Switzerland as well, I'm using the FC semi-synth 2-stroke oil from Coop, found in the do-it section, 7.90 CHF/L, it does the job well!
As long it's semi-synth and AT LEAST FB, it's ok, no need to worry about the brand.