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Fuel contamination at Périgueux Leclerc station
Overview
In early August, water infiltration into fuel tanks at an E. Leclerc service station in Périgueux, France, caused diesel fuel contamination. The contamination, attributed to heavy rainfall at the end of July, resulted in fuel that victims described as appearing like “honey” or “mud” and being “thick and brown.”
Dozens of motorists reported significant mechanical failures, including damage to fuel pumps, injectors, and tanks. Repair costs for affected drivers are estimated to range between 4,000 and 8,000 euros.
Leclerc stated that the tank has since been repaired and that the company is in direct contact with affected customers to review their situations. Drivers are seeking compensation from the station manager, Petrolec Sud.
Entities
Périgueux · Leclerc · E. Leclerc · Petrolec Sud · Dordogne
Timeline
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13 days ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesLeclerc gas station contamination causes vehicle breakdowns in DordogneDozens of drivers in Dordogne, France, face repair bills up to 8,000 euros after water contaminated diesel at a Leclerc station, causing engine failures.
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16 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesPérigueux E. Leclerc station fuel contamination causes vehicle damageDozens of motorists in Périgueux, France, face expensive vehicle repairs after water contaminated diesel fuel at an E. Leclerc station due to severe weather.
Sources
auto-moto.com · bienpublic.com · caradisiac.com · econostrum.info · ledauphine.com · lejsl.com · leprogres.fr