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Caddy diesel for Commodore
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Caddy diesel for Commodore
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Re: Caddy diesel for Commodore
when I was at holden college (ha!) for the release of the VE last year, I asked if there was any possibilty of a diesel engine, and the dude looked at me like I was from another planet, like I had just asked him to eat poison. He said there was "no possibility" in the forseeable future. it would be very cool though.
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Holden has the whole Isuzu diesel experience to draw on (V6 diesels in Saabs in europe etc).
Ford has the whole PSA groups engines.
I have heard internet rumours of a diesel Territory (if it bolts into a territory, it'll bolt into a falcon), I have also heard internet rumours that the new holden V6 block was designed to work as a diesel.
Holden has the whole Isuzu diesel experience to draw on (V6 diesels in Saabs in europe etc).
Ford has the whole PSA groups engines.
I have heard internet rumours of a diesel Territory (if it bolts into a territory, it'll bolt into a falcon), I have also heard internet rumours that the new holden V6 block was designed to work as a diesel.
there may not be big on diesels here because to many people make there own bio diesel and i'm not big on diesels never being impressed by one yet give me a small block chev on lpg any day more power cheap and simple to fix
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Re: Caddy diesel for Commodore
Funny thing is that a diesel has been planned for the Commodore for sometime. Alledgedly standard in the future with an optional petroldumbdunce wrote:when I was at holden college (ha!) for the release of the VE last year, I asked if there was any possibilty of a diesel engine, and the dude looked at me like I was from another planet, like I had just asked him to eat poison. He said there was "no possibility" in the forseeable future. it would be very cool though.

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Re: Caddy diesel for Commodore
When i did the VY and VX schools i asked a simillar question, and got a simillar silence and avoidance, eventually going to NO.dumbdunce wrote:when I was at holden college (ha!) for the release of the VE last year, I asked if there was any possibilty of a diesel engine, and the dude looked at me like I was from another planet, like I had just asked him to eat poison. He said there was "no possibility" in the forseeable future. it would be very cool though.
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i was in europe and going up a big arsed hill on an autobahn in a 1.6 litre hyundai fuel injected petrol with 2 occupants, FLAT OUT...offroader-rama wrote:there may not be big on diesels here because to many people make there own bio diesel and i'm not big on diesels never being impressed by one yet give me a small block chev on lpg any day more power cheap and simple to fix
all i could see was a black corsa ( barina) approaching and it flew past me, It had 5 blokes in it and was turbo diesel. i drove one the week after, VERY impressive.
Another story, this time i was on the Busa on another autobahn, I was cruising at about 300 when i was approaching a vehicle. i usually blow past these fast at 300 but this one was not getting closer as quick, so i backed off some throttle and speed matched to about 230 or 240 , it was a GOLF TDI.... again i was very impressed.
European TDI's are excellent!.
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SO, how many times have you run out of fuel. I have never, although the misses ran out once with 2km to go to a servo.KiwiBacon wrote:And a complete bastard to refuel in the field.offroader-rama wrote:give me a small block chev on lpg any day more power cheap and simple to fix
Ive had 2 cars on stright lpg and i agree , a nice chev on gas is very nice.
Now i have 2 TD with big tanks, but i know what id rather drive.
Also, i heard that many euro diesels wont be exported out here due to our diesel not being good enough to meet euro standards.
The aussies seem second only to the yanks in their love of big petrol engines.pongo wrote:SO, how many times have you run out of fuel. I have never, although the misses ran out once with 2km to go to a servo.KiwiBacon wrote:And a complete bastard to refuel in the field.offroader-rama wrote:give me a small block chev on lpg any day more power cheap and simple to fix
Ive had 2 cars on stright lpg and i agree , a nice chev on gas is very nice.
Now i have 2 TD with big tanks, but i know what id rather drive.
Also, i heard that many euro diesels wont be exported out here due to our diesel not being good enough to meet euro standards.
I'm the opposite, I'd convert my japanese runabout wagon to diesel if the missus would let me.
In NZ we got the low sulphur upgrade about 2 years back. Some euro companies were selling their diesel cars here before then, but now almost all of them are.
VW starting selling diesel golfs here recently and expected to sell only 10% diesels, it ended up 50%.
Re: Caddy diesel for Commodore
and your source for this information is...?sierrajim wrote:Funny thing is that a diesel has been planned for the Commodore for sometime. Alledgedly standard in the future with an optional petroldumbdunce wrote:when I was at holden college (ha!) for the release of the VE last year, I asked if there was any possibilty of a diesel engine, and the dude looked at me like I was from another planet, like I had just asked him to eat poison. He said there was "no possibility" in the forseeable future. it would be very cool though.
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Re: Caddy diesel for Commodore
It will happen, the only question is when?dumbdunce wrote: and your source for this information is...?
Having a sub 3L diesel with more torque than their 6L V8's will ruffle a few feathers.
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