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I dont know the address, its the intersection one on Stud Road with BP across the road, and car lovers across that.
Stud Road is a long road, with lots of intersections. Surely you have a better idea of where you were than "at an intersection on Stud Road".

At least let them know what happened and don't go in guns blazing. Tell them in a friendly initially way so "other people don't get the same problem". You might be surprised by the response and maybe some free fuel beyond the value of what you paid for. If they carry on like wankers then get the EPA and ACCC involved as they are selling faulty goods.

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At least let them know what happened and don't go in guns blazing. Tell them in a friendly initially way so "other people don't get the same problem". You might be surprised by the response and maybe some free fuel beyond the value of what you paid for. If they carry on like wankers then get the EPA and ACCC involved as they are selling faulty goods.

Some of the best advice in the thread :(

Guest RedLineGTR
Number one rule never fill your car from a petrol station that has tanker parked.

I will need to spell this one out for some.

The tanker stirs up all the crap at the bottom of the petrol storage tank, including water during a fuel transfer.

:goddam:

ah now its clear as mud...lolz Cheers :(

I dont know the address, its the intersection one on Stud Road with BP across the road, and car lovers across that.

your talking bout the Shell in Dandy I think... Stud Road/ Heatherton Rd intersection... with the Red Rooster/Mobile/Bp and like 2 other sheds rite near it. etc.

Theres a BP across the road!! so so lazy :(

Guys, just make sure when you go to fill up at any servo, that the truck isnt there refueling the tanks underground

This is because when they refill the tanks, it mixes up with the shit that sits at the bottom of the tank and when ur there pumping some of that goes into our tanks..

so keep an eye out next time.

-B

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