1 - Engine Damage
2 - Clogged Fuel Lines
3 - Fuel Pump Failure
4 - Vapor Lock
5 - Engine Misfires
If you put the wrong fuel into your vehicle, we are here to help you fix the problem 24 hours a day and get you back on the road quickly and safely.
1 - Engine Damage
2 - Clogged Fuel Lines
3 - Fuel Pump Failure
4 - Vapor Lock
5 - Engine Misfires
If you put the wrong fuel into your vehicle, we are here to help you fix the problem 24 hours a day and get you back on the road quickly and safely.
Accidentally putting petrol in a diesel car or diesel fuel in a petrol car, needs to be addressed immediately by a professional.
Don't worry! Here at Fuel Fixer, our local mobile units are on call now to help you get the right fuel in your car fast so you can be on your way.
Our fuel technicians usually arrive within 46 mins so you wont have to wait long for help! Fuel Fixer is the leading wrong fuel specialists servicing the UK.
Once you are safe, call us and we will fix your car while you wait.
Here is exactly what you should and should not do if you put the wrong fuel in your vehicle.
First, and foremost, get yourself and any occupants to a safe place while you wait for help.
Starting the car's engine with the incorrect fuel can do serious damage to the car's fuel system, clog the spark plugs, or cause your car to make a loud knocking sound that you want to avoid.
Call Fuel Fixer immediately at 0333 366 1081 so we can connect you with one of our wrong fuel technicians.
Finally, just wait patiently for one of our special fuel engineers to arrive and do the fuel removal and restart procedure which includes making sure you have the correct fuel in your vehicle.
Once the contaminated fuel has been removed from your diesel engine or petrol engine, you should not suffer any further issues with your car's fuel tank, fuel pumps, or fuel system.
In the rare case that any follow-up procedures are necessary after you have completed your journey, our mechanics will advise you while we are there.
Putting diesel in a vehicle that takes petrol, or petrol in diesel car - most people do it sooner or later. But don't worry - if you have made the mistake of putting in the wrong fuel in car we can fix it right away.
One of our experienced technician Recovery mobile units will come to you quickly, and you'll be back on your journey. No drama, no garage and no towing bills.
To avoid any chance of engine damage, don't drive on. Call us now for 24/7 fuelfixing.
Our engineers really are Fuel Recovery Service experts: Fuel Fixer is the leading mobile misfuel specialist in the country, and our engineers are often consulted by major roadside assistance companies.
Even if your car has been driven after misfuelling and now refuses to start or you see excessive smoke, as long as the problem was caused by misfuelling, we fix it. Then and there - and get you on the road again.
Fuel Fixer provides a 24/7, nationwide, rapid response wrong fuel drain recovery service. If you have accidentally filled up with the incorrect fuel we will get you up and running with no mess and no fuss.
Whether you are stuck at on a petrol station forecourt, or on the side of the road we can have someone out to you quickly and have you back on the road in minimal time. Our national average response time is only 46 minutes.
No matter the contamination type we can usually get you going again within an hour of arriving on scene. We carry all the necessary equipment to be able to deal with all makes and models.
In addition, we are able to provide clean fuel, simply at pump prices. Whether it's diesel fuel in a petrol car, putting a petrol nozzle in a diesel car, or any form of fuel contamination, we are able to help.
We will drain the fuel tank and, if necessary, flush and clean out the entire fuel system - including the fuel lines, filters, and pumps. This can all usually be done roadside so there is no need for expensive recovery costs or long waits while the vehicle is off the road.
There are a few signs to look for that may mean you put the wrong fuel into your vehicle.
•The vehicle may not start
•You may hear sputtering or the vehicle may stall
•You may see black smoke coming from the exhaust pipe
•Your car may overheat
•Your car may lose power
Diesel fuel is thicker and has a higher cetane rating than gasoline. Cetane rating is a measure of a fuel's ignition quality. Diesel fuel ignites more easily than gasoline, which is why it is used in diesel engines.
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