ward wrote:1-10-11-12-13 whats the diff? i live in belgium? Diesel1 doesn't seem correct for me

ward wrote:Thanks for fast reply
diesel , red diesel (truck) , super95 , super98

OK. To get diesel prices, select the "FuelStationsEU.1.fpf" file, rename it to "FuelStationsEU.fpf" & copy to your map folder.

tendriver wrote:OK. To get diesel prices, select the "FuelStationsEU.1.fpf" file, rename it to "FuelStationsEU.fpf" & copy to your map folder.

i did it that way but price isn't correct

ward wrote:i did it that way but price isn't correct

The petrol stations report their prices to TT. TT then makes them available as updates.

Can somebody please reply in belgium/netherlands what numbers they use for Diesel and what the prices are ? Thanks

ward wrote:1. Can somebody please reply in belgium/netherlands what numbers they use for Diesel and
2. what the prices are ? Thanks

1. Based on the info that you have posted, you have 2 options 1-Diesel or 10-Red Diesel. Since Red Diesel is a Truck fuel, then 1-Diesel is for you.
2. The prices, which are reported by the petrol stations to TT, are in the .fpf updates, so anybody, that is using the same update as you, will have the exact same prices that you have. If you think that there is a price discrepancy, I suggest you visit the petrol station nearest to you, that reports their prices, and ask why the prices are not correct.

Will do , keep you informerd :) thanks for update.

How can I use in Portugal?
I´ve tested several and don´t work.
Sorry
Countries covered. Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and United Kingdom.

palhano wrote:How can I use in Portugal?
I´ve tested several and don´t work.
Sorry
Countries covered. Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and United Kingdom.

You can't use fuel prices in Portugal.

Thank you for your prompt response

palhano wrote:Thank you for your prompt response

You are Welcome. Wish I could have given you a better answer.

Sorry if I missed the post, but what exactly is this new feature in the download file for selecting the preferred fuel type "FuelType.cmd" and just in case there are other people wondering the same can someone please give a detailed reply on how to use it 'properly'.

Normally I use Unleaded so just change No6 and drop it into my map folder, can I also take it that that method will continue to work also?


Many thank.

oldfogy wrote:Sorry if I missed the post, but what exactly is this new feature in the download file for selecting the preferred fuel type "FuelType.cmd" and just in case there are other people wondering the same can someone please give a detailed reply on how to use it 'properly'.

Normally I use Unleaded so just change No6 and drop it into my map folder, can I also take it that that method will continue to work also?


Many thank.

See updated instructions in post 1.

I tried to install the fuel price application but I can't see it on my device. I have a navcore SE_Navcore.9.205.547817_32mb and I activated it with autoactivate 1.8.8.1. According to autoactivate everything should be working.

Does it work for Scandinavia BTW? Is that the reason maybe?

The list of countries is in the help file in the download:

Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and United Kingdom.

So do you know if that's the reason why I can't see the application on my device? If I install a map that includes those countries will it most likely show up on my device?