Fix My Wrong Fuel Kirkby-le-Soken, Essex

Wrong fuel in your car in Kirkby-le-Soken? You've come to the right place. We are here to help you in this hour of need and get you moving once more with our specialist fuel drain services.

We have comprehensive Environment Agency licencing and Insurance designed for your own personal peace of mind. Furthermore, our techs are fully trained and professional in handling all car types.

Thus, below is advice for somebody in Kirkby-le-Soken, Essex, with the wrong fuel in the car:

  • Diesel in a Petrol Vehicle? Petrol in a Diesel? Wrong Fuel in the Car?
  • Avoid starting the motor (even if it's just to maneuver the vehicle off from the pump). Leaving the contaminated fuel in the tank and far from sophisticated fuel system mechanisms will help reduce the threat of problems to your car.
  • However, if you have started the engine, try not to fret. Nearly 98% of motor vehicles driven on the wrong fuel can be completely flushed without any enduring problems.
  • Obtain professional hints and tips concerning what to do now. Our phone operators are always handy 24/7 to help to get you going once again.
  • Telephone us right away on 0800 711 7108

Here are comments and cases of wrong fuel removal performed in Kirkby-le-Soken:

Fix My Wrong Fuel Kirkby-le-Soken, Essex
Wrong Fuel in a Vehicle Kirkby-le-Soken, Essex

A customer contacted us from his house on a street in Kirkby-le-Soken. He pronounced, "My vehicle (a black Volkswagen Passat) is not starting up and is generating awful sounds when I turn the ignition." He confessed that he had put petrol in his diesel vehicle but then reckoned he would resolve the problem by putting further Diesel on top. We were on scene quickly, carried out the fuel drain and filled him up once again with clean Diesel. He said that he'd be absolutely sure to advise people not to fill up on top of the incorrect fuel but to get it drained promptly.

Fix My Wrong Fuel Kirkby-le-Soken, Essex
Petrol in a Diesel Vehicle Kirkby-le-Soken, Essex

Still another stormy Thursday, and the blowing wind is already beginning to feel just like something of a movie. So I'm hoping we need the minimum fuel drains right this moment since I really do not fancy going out in this weather condition, except right at the time I think that, a call comes through from a younger man that is having difficulty in Tesco petrol station in Kirkby-le-Soken after having diesel inside the wife's clean white Volvo V90. In my van, I move out and travel for something in the region of 1 hr into what appears like the worst weather condition I've ever in my life been through. Upon arriving I am glad to see that the vehicle is under protection of the roof of the fuel station which means we have the ability to keep somewhat dry. "I'm incredibly crazy. I still can't believe that I added diesel in my car!" the driver explains. Of course I say to the customer to not fret too much and we start getting the incorrect fuel extracted and flushing the vehicle's motor out, plus refilling the tank up with the appropriate fuel. The driver is notably thankful and then moves away seeming very embarassed after having made the error in judgement. Would seem like it may be time for a hot Essex cup of coffee for us!