Misfuelling – accidentally putting the wrong fuel type into your vehicle — happens more often than you might think, with thousands of incidents reported each year in the UK. Though drivers can usually avoid significant damage by recognising the signs of misfuelling early and taking appropriate action, misfuelling can still cause stress, inconvenience, and potentially …
As the world continues to grapple with mounting environmental concerns and climate change discourse, it’s becoming ever more important for individuals and businesses to assess and address the environmental impact of their actions. While the harmful effects of vehicle emissions are well-known, another frequently overlooked issue with significant environmental consequences is misfuelling – the act …
The Environmental Impact of Misfuelling: Consequences and Steps Towards Prevention Read More »
Draining fuel from your fuel tank may seem like a daunting task. However, with the right tools and proper guidance, it can be done with ease. If this is something that you’re interested in learning more about, then we’ve got just the thing for you. In this guide, we will walk you through the process …
Beginner’s Guide on How to Drain Your Fuel Tank Easily Read More »
We’ve all been there – in a rush, tired or distracted, we fill our car with the wrong fuel. It’s a common mistake that can cause significant damage to your engine and leave you stranded on the side of the road. Putting petrol in a diesel car or diesel in a petrol car can be …
Wrong Fuel: 5 Easy Ways to Drain Fuel From Any Vehicle Read More »
As a British motorist, you may have experienced that sinking feeling when you realise you’ve just filled your car with the wrong type of fuel. It’s a surprisingly common mistake to make, with an estimated 150,000 drivers in the UK doing so each year. Before you panic, know that this situation is not the end …
6 Steps to Follow If You Put the Wrong Fuel in Your Car Read More »
If you’ve been driving long enough, you or someone you know may have encountered a situation where they must drain a car’s fuel tank completely. This is most often due to filling a tank with the wrong fuel, such as filling a diesel car with petrol, and vice versa. If you work on cars, you …
