SINGAPORE - As the sale of illegal diesel makes a comeback, motor workshops are seeing commercial vehicles sputtering in with damaged fuel injectors and clogged filters. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - As the sale of illegal diesel makes a comeback, motor workshops are seeing commercial vehicles sputtering in with damaged fuel injectors and clogged filters.
Often, the repair will include changing the vehicle’s fuel injectors and pumps, and overhauling the rest of the fuel system – a job that can take two to three days. Given rising fuel prices, some drivers have been turning to cheap diesels sold illegally from tanker trucks at public carparks and unbranded or “white pumps” at industrial areas.
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