I’m not immensely technical but I would have fault its possible for fuel contamination to cause an issue with a sensor. If you remember a few years back Tesco had a load of contaminated fuel and it damaged car engines. In my case I had to have 4 injectors replaced ( all on Tesco’s ticket ) but its not something I’ve ever had or heard of outside of that incident so I think its very unlikely. I’d just let them fix it and see what happens.Macanori wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 12:22 pm Anyone got any advice on this one? I keep worrying if it’s contaminated petrol - should I mention to the garage to check this? I spoke directly with the technician and he stated that the hpfp was the fault coming up - would a fault come up for other things if it was fuel contamination?
If it IS contaminated fuel and it happens again there will still be some in the tank and you can sue the petrol station