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    Check the bowser.

    For an hour today, 711 were retailing diesel for $4.35 a litre. It is unknown how many people purchased at that price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    For an hour today, 711 were retailing diesel for $4.35 a litre. It is unknown how many people purchased at that price.
    They must have got next weeks prices in advance
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    A huge amount of publicity over an error.

    One would think there is nothing else going on

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    Check the nozzle relationship to the grade of petrol you want as well.

    The handles are colour coded for that servo, maybe that brand of retailer.

    I've bought 91ULP from red, yellow and blue handled nozzles, I've always checked and then a mate (who's a private traffic engineering consultant) said that 91 always came out of the yellow nozzle, which I knew was BS.

    Diesel was always black handles, but recently I've seen grey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 350RRC View Post
    Check the nozzle relationship to the grade of petrol you want as well.

    The handles are colour coded for that servo, maybe that brand of retailer.

    I've bought 91ULP from red, yellow and blue handled nozzles, I've always checked and then a mate (who's a private traffic engineering consultant) said that 91 always came out of the yellow nozzle, which I knew was BS.

    Diesel was always black handles, but recently I've seen grey.

    DL
    I think it's liberty and apco servos that have the red and blue handles, and I'm pretty sure BP 91 is green and 95 is yellow but it's been a while since going there I may be wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 350RRC View Post
    Diesel was always black handles,
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    A few years ago i got caught out with a black handle on a petrol bowser,i thought it was diesel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 350RRC View Post
    Check the nozzle relationship to the grade of petrol you want as well.

    The handles are colour coded for that servo, maybe that brand of retailer.

    I've bought 91ULP from red, yellow and blue handled nozzles, I've always checked and then a mate (who's a private traffic engineering consultant) said that 91 always came out of the yellow nozzle, which I knew was BS.

    Diesel was always black handles, but recently I've seen grey.

    DL
    Also noticed this yesterday, 91 Ulp I have seen in green, yellow and blue pumps
    I thought there was a standard colour code for pumps
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    Quote Originally Posted by scarry View Post
    A few years ago i got caught out with a black handle on a petrol bowser,i thought it was diesel.
    I've been caught out by that too - luckily the smell gave it away as soon as I started pumping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
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    I thought there was a standard colour code for pumps
    There probably is........................ for that individual servo

    Might be time for some pics to be taken and posted, boys and girls.

    Then move this to the 'Conspiracy Thread'.

    cheers, DL

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    I use the self-serve fuel stops with no shop, prepay at the bowser and in the process of paying, you choose the fuel (D, 91 or 95) so i guess that limits the potential for error.

    I got a shock the last fill when I got to $150 and the 110 wasn't full yet.

    $150 was the maximum amount allowed to be dispensed per transaction at the bowser i was using. NZ$2.60ish per litre over here.

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