leaded fuel

There are two major problems with using leaded fuel.

Until recently, leaded fuel was used in professional auto racing.

I hear that they are changing from leaded fuel to unlead, why?

The vehicles looked old enough to have burnt leaded fuel when they were alive.

It will be dispensed from the pumps that now hold leaded fuel.

Vintage car owners will be allowed to buy small quantities of leaded fuel, which the older cars need to run.

The 4 wheel drive was supposed to run better on leaded fuel, and was recommended.

In matters such as this, moral indignation is a leaded fuel that fires up fast.

Historically, 1,2-dichloroethane was used as an anti-knock additive in leaded fuels.

In the past year, Nascar has faced criticism for its continued use of leaded fuel, because exposure to lead is a known health risk.

Meanwhile, there is no penalty for Nascar to continue using leaded fuel while it seeks an alternative.

Most countries are stopping leaded fuel use; different additives have replaced the lead compounds.

Most countries are phasing out leaded fuel although different additives still contain lead compounds.

Remember when there was leaded fuel?

Don't worry, leaded fuel will be available for many years yet and its use will not be illegal.

Most countries have phased out leaded fuel.

These improvements have generally made this problem disappear completely and made leaded fuel unnecessary.

Leaded fuel is no longer available.

South Africa, the continent's economic powerhouse, has said it will no longer use leaded fuel by 2006 affecting smaller countries nearby.

Some older cars have relatively soft valve seats that wear faster when operated without leaded fuel.

In 1995, leaded fuel accounted for only 0.6% of total gasoline sales and less than 2,000 tons of lead per year.

The engines ran with high-compression pistons and "doped" leaded fuel.

However, leaded fuel remains available in Algeria.

Depending on application and version, an oxygen sensor may be fitted (the system was originally designed for leaded fuel).

Leaded fuel is another hazardous chemical.