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More for local people in Plymouth but the Tesco at transit way is having its tanks and pumps cleaned due to contaminated fuel.my scooby has been running bit flat for a week now and even the Mrs fiat seicento sporting been playing up after using there.a lad that was doing the cleaning said they had got loads of crap and sludge out.funny the manager isaid was just routine...won't be using there again.
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It is routine to clean tanks, Petrol stations are supposed to clean the tanks out every 5 years as far as I can remember, I'm sure this applied to all stations or did 5 or 6 years ago anyway
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Fuel choice is very important and strongly influences potential gains, for the best opportunity then Shell V Power or Tesco Momentum (99) must be the norm
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If I'm honest I was told V-power as a first choice but that Momentum was absolutely fine, as said my car was mapped on Momentum, reason I asked if it was a diesel Mondeo is because the injectors are a known to be rubbish and often need replacing, 9 times out of 10 when a diesel Mondeo comes in with running faults it's usually down to a duff injector from my experience, it would be very interesting to know what exactly was wrong with the injectors for someone to able to tell it was bad fuel from Tesco that damaged them? Might be worth telling your friend if he uses that mechanic often about the injectors.
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