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Diesel Guard reccomended by the Times
In it's Car Clinic Q&A column, The Sunday Times suggest fitting Diesel Guard to prevent a £200 repeat bill from a Peugeot dealer when a driver writes in after filling his diesel car with Petrol.
Read the full article at Times Online
NAGGING VOICE FROM YOUR FUEL TANK
by Dave Pollard of The Sunday Times
According to the AA Trust, around 120,000 motorists fill their car's tank with the wrong fuel every year. Putting petrol in a modern diesel engine can easily wreck the injection system, but Dieselguard, a box that sticks to the inside of the fuel filler flap and uses the same principle as birthday cards that play a tune when opened, warns the user in a synthesised voice to "insert diesel fuel only". At just £12.50 including carriage, it's an inexpensive way to safeguard your engine. Times Online
Diesel Guard features in AutoExpress.
Those really annoying musical greetings cards - the ones that play a tinny version of happy birthday when you open them - are the unlikely inspiration for a new motoring invention.
Called Diesel Guard, the gadget is the size of a matchbox and can be attached to the inside of an oil-burner’s fuel filler flap. When the flap is opened, the device’s built-in photocell triggers the sound chip and a voice reminds the driver to fill with derv, not petrol. The unit has been specially developed for use in a petro-chemical environment.
