Just bought a 2004 Skoda Octavia 2 litre Tdi PD, which goes like a rocket,AND seems to run on air. . .averageing 58 mpg. . . but can't seem to find what the "PD" means.Also wonder if, when we travel to Germany, I can use Bio-diesel, as that is much cheaper than normal fuel there. . . and my 2002 Octavia 1.9 Tdi went quite happily on it with no significant reduction in performance or economy.
Cheers,
Asdagadget
Answers:
PD is "Pumpe Duse". Translated, it means "pump injectors".
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