24/7 Wrong Fuel Drain Services at Your Location From £99

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All types of vehicle can be drained

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24 HR Misfuel Drainage Service

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We will reach in 30 to 40 mins.

24/7 Wrong Fuel Drain Service at Your Location

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SERVICES

Fuel removal

We offer nationwide mobile fuel drain at the roadside, at home or forecourt, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We drain the contaminated fuel from your vehicle’s tank and flush the entire fuel system through with clean fuel to remove any residue from the contaminated fuel. We ensure your vehicle is running smoothly and safe to drive. We also offer optional diagnostic checks.

Re-fueling

We can supply you with clean fuel at cost price.

Fuel Disposal

We dispose of the contaminated fuel in a safe, approved and environmentally friendly way. We adhere strictly to Environment Agency guidelines and current Hazardous Substances and Health and Safety legislation.

Our Technicians

Our highly trained, experienced technicians are fully qualified and accredited with Safety Pass Alliance (SPA) Passport certification. They ensure that your fuel drain is carried out professionally, efficiently and safely.

Our Vehicles & Equipment

Our specialized vehicles are fitted with high quality purpose built equipment to carry out fuel drains, including approved UN certified 300 litre tank with ATEX approved pumping systems for the safe carriage of the contaminated fuel. Our vehicles are easily identifiable and maintained on a regular basis. Our mobile fuel system is capable of fuel drains for all vehicle types of any age.

OUR FUEL DRAIN SERVICES

PETROL IN DIESEL

It’s easier to put petrol in a diesel tank than the other way around, but both can potentially damage your engine

This is unfortunate, as petrol can have a worse effect on a diesel engine than diesel has on a petrol. The main issue is that diesel fuel itself is used to lubricate certain essential parts of the car, and that petrol has none of the lubricating qualities necessary to keep components like the fuel pump happy. Petrol and Diesel generally mix together (rather than one fuel floating on top) so once the car starts drawing liquid from the tank, it’s already a problematic cocktail.

DIESEL IN PETROL

It’s far harder to put Diesel in a Petrol Car than it is to put petrol in a diesel car. That’s because the nozzle of a diesel pump won’t generally fit into a petrol tank, which gives petrol car drivers some protection against this type of misfuelling. Obviously if refilling your car from a jerry can, or if either the pump or the tank don’t comply with convention, you can still make the same mistake, but the vast majority of misfuelling events are petrol into a diesel tank.

ADBLUE IN FUEL TANK

To help avoid confusion, a lot of vehicles have a blue fill cap for the AdBlue tank and black, red or green for diesel, and sometimes on larger vehicles such as HGVs, the AdBlue and diesel fill points are positioned quite far away from each other. However, this isn’t foolproof and a driver mistakenly putting AdBlue into the diesel tank can have disastrous consequences.

Generally speaking, accidentally filling diesel into your AdBlue tank is unlikely as the AdBlue filler cap is designed for a smaller spout nozzle (19mm), making it impossible for larger diameter diesel nozzles to fit. The other way round however has become a common problem amongst drivers of vehicles with new SCR systems and causes costly damage.

If the unfortunate situation arises that a driver has added AdBlue in the diesel tank, do not start the engine as this will circulate the fluid around the vehicle’s fuel system. AdBlue is not compatible with many metals and materials that make up the internals of the fuel system including cast iron, steel, brass, aluminum and zinc, so it can corrode the pipework and components. This can cost thousands of pound worth of damage, not to mention the loss of use of the vehicle until the tank is drained and all repairs have been carried out. You need to get a professional to drain the tank and flush out the system before starting the vehicle.

Have You Put The Wrong Fuel in Your Vehicle ?

Around 150,000 people put the Wrong Fuel in Car every year – roughly the same number of people as live in Guildford. So with this happening somewhere in the UK every three-and-a-half minutes, you’re far from alone if you find yourself in a predicament at the pump.

How much damage you can do to your car depends on the type of engine you have by putting the Wrong Fuel in Car, whether you’ve put diesel into a petrol or vice versa, how much you’ve put in, and whether the incorrect fuel has reached your car’s bloodstream. At this situation, you must call the Wrong Fuel Master. By calling the Wrong Fuel Master at the right time, you can minimize the damage of your car.

If you have incidentally put Wrong Fuel in Car then the most important thing to remember is not to switch your car on. By keeping the car entirely switched off, you maximise your chances of keeping the misfuel contained in the tank where it can do less damage. As soon as the fuel starts being pumped from the tank towards the engine, the likelihood of an expensive repair job grows.

Some cars begin moving fuel around before the engine turns over, so it’s especially important not to even put the key in the ignition. Drivers of automatic cars may be tempted to turn the key in order select neutral and push the car away from the pump – even this is risky, and should only be done if it’s absolutely critical that the car is moved.

Inform the fuel station attendant of your situation and they may be able to help, either by closing down the pump or by cordoning off your car. If you’ve put the wrong fuel in your car, the safest option is to call Wrong Fuel Master and wait for them to come and get the Misfuel Recovery in no time.