Tank full of diesel and then breakdown. The Breton drivers broke down after refueling with diesel at the same service station, reports Le Ploërmelais. According to local media, several motorists saw their car suddenly break down last week after taking diesel at the service station of the Intermarché de Sérent warehouse, between Ploërmel and Vannes, in Morbihan.
“It comes from us, but we still don’t know the reasons,” the supermarket director confirmed to Ploërmelais, referring to a possible “sealing problem” or “bad fuel”, without certainty.
Samples were taken to try to clarify the situation, but for the moment the supermarket has closed the pump that supplies the diesel.
Red light and power loss.
Motorists told of their misfortune on social networks. After traveling just a few kilometers, the driver of a food truck explained that she saw a red light on the dashboard. The latter “indicated a problem with the fuel filter” and “I immediately lost power,” she continued, before having to be towed. According to him, water was detected in the diesel.
Other similar stories have been reported. The supermarket, for its part, sent its insurance number to interested customers.
Source: BFM TV
