DRIVERS were left fuming as their cars broke down after diesel and petrol had been put in the wrong pumps at two fuel stations.Due to the “mix up” Sophie Rollason, from Weston, was left “really angry” as it meant she lost a day’s work.
A Texaco spokesperson said any customers who have "suffered a problem after filling their vehicle at Greenway Road service station" should contact Texaco Customer Care via its website. Mrs Rollason said: "Everything was fine until I got to Haywood village down the road and the car started to lose speed, and then wouldn't start at all.
An Asda spokesman said: "We are currently conducting an investigation into a possible contamination at our Locking Express petrol station.
Source: Car News Wire (carnewswire.net)
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