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Old 03-05-2024, 02:00 PM   #1
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Default Re: Procedure for suspected bad fuel

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They don't ever use any additives. Always fill up on BP diesel ultimate.

Car has been running flawlessly since new, never missed a beat, no gradual symptoms , then all of a sudden this happens.
Love these names, Ultimately stuffed the fuel system.

No fuel tanker on the forecourt when they were filling ??
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Love these names, Ultimately stuffed the fuel system.



No fuel tanker on the forecourt when they were filling ??
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