You caught yourself mid-fill, looked down at the pump, and the display says you have put a few litres of petrol into your diesel car. Now you are standing there working out whether that amount is survivable or a disaster. The honest answer depends on three things: how many litres went in, how full the […]

You have just put AdBlue in your diesel tank, or you think you have, and you are standing at the pump wondering how bad this is. The single most important thing you can do in the next sixty seconds is nothing. Do not start the engine. Do not even turn the ignition to the first

Your diesel is knocking, smoking, or refusing to pull, and the timing lines up with your last fill-up. Or you are still on the forecourt, receipt in hand, with a sinking feeling that you grabbed the green pump. If the engine is still off, leave it off. If it is running and behaving like this,

You’ve just put petrol in a diesel car, and the second it registered, your stomach dropped. Before you do anything else, take your hand off the key. We drain wrong fuel from cars across the North West and Yorkshire every day, and one thing decides whether this is a cheap, quick fix or an expensive