Wrong Fuel in Car Wiseton, Nottinghamshire

Local Call-Out and Roadside Wrong Fuel Repair in Wiseton

Wrong fuel in your motor vehicle in Wiseton? Welcome to WrongFuelSoS.com. Give us a call and find out how we can help to get you up and running again.

It was before 8 pm on a Thursday and while we were promised a dry afternoon, it hadn't ceased pouring down rain! Brian and me were sitting talking about the football rankings, waiting for the next call that day to come in. Finally we had the phone call from a girl on a business expedition who had pulled into the Texaco filling station in Wiseton and filled petrol in her diesel Vauxhall hire car. She was very affected it seemed, crying "I can not believe I've destroyed the car! I'm so used to filling my petrol car that I completely didn't remember that I was using a diesel!" I just instructed her to relax and not to fret, also that such things do happen. She had managed to get the vehicle to a protected space and, as it was no more than a short distance away from our van, we were able to reach the lady fairly quickly. The bad fuel was cleaned up and removed and she could once again go back to the hotel she was residing in. Although we got thoroughly wet, it was all worth the time to watch her drive home contented and less anxious. Another fuel drain in Nottinghamshire well done in my mind!

Wrong fuel in your vehicle in Wiseton? Welcome to Wrong Fuel SoS. Give us a call and find out just how we could aid you to get you back on track once again.

Our Services:

These are the fuel problems services we can extend to you:

Engine with wrong fuel - If you put wrong fuel like petrol in diesel vehicles, there can be several issues. Your engine coughs and stutters, and gives out lots of smoke. Also, your vehicle stalls and refuses to start again. Diesel in a petrol car does the same. Whatsoever be the situation, we'll sort things out.

Water contamination of your engine - This can rev up your engine and make it thrust or stutter while you accelerate. And even worse, it results in early rusting of your fuel system. This happens quite a lot with the boats. It's mainly because people usually make use of water cans to fuel the boats without draining them appropriately. The only solution is to drain clean your fuel tank. That's what we can do for you and can even give replacement filters.

Diesel Tank immediately filled with AdBlue - Fuel system can be contaminated if AdBlue is immediately added in the tank. This liquid is misunderstood through money as a fuel additive. It is not. It is a liquid primarily utilized to manage the emission of smoke in the exhaust. This should not be immediately added to the fuel tank but a separate tank should be mounted for this purpose. Every single day a lot of car owners have done the same mistake but don?t fret because we can help you with that.

Red Diesel Contamination - Mostly this happens because of accident. It can easily occur if you are distracted or exhausted, from a filling pump or jerry can, and it's no surprise when the AA says as many as 1500 UK garages sell red diesel. Should this happen to you unexpectedly, just contact us and we'll do the job for you.

Driving with Old Fuel - As time passes by and your car is idle for some time, the quality of your fuel degrades. This happens if the car or truck is not driven and has been on standby for a long time and the fuel has been in the tank unused. The engine may start and run but there will be problems you'll notice. Old fuel needs to be drained out, and it's a service we provide.

We Get you Going Again

Wrong Fuel in Car Wiseton, Nottinghamshire

Wrong Fuel Wiseton - Wiseton Wrong Fuel Drain

I appreciated a terrific afternoon golfing during my off day and was feeling cheerful the following morning as I set off to help a new couple on holiday in Wiseton. They had conked out after putting the wrong fuel into their Dacia, and they were about an hour away. I emerged at their car and smirked to myself while I listened to the girl telling off her partner for turning out to be so foolish. "How could you actually find a way to put the wrong fuel in the vehicle?" she said to him. I attempted to tell her that this problem takes place constantly in Nottinghamshire and that it's really nothing at all to get worried about, but he still got his ear bent. I felt genuine sympathy for the chap. Anyhow, I extracted the polluted fuel, gave the motor a flush and gave them some proper fuel. Watching while they drove off I shouted bon voyage and wondered what my wife would ask me if I made the very same error... I'd never ever hear the end of it!