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How Can I Make a Complaint about My Fuel?

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If you think there's a problem with your fuel, contact the service station or oil company that sold it to you. They will investigate your complaint, possibly test the fuel involved and let you know the result.

Fuel samples may be tested for any of the properties specified in the regulations, depending on your complaint. You can also lay a complaint with the Measurement and Product Safety Service (MAPSS), who will follow it up with the oil company concerned.
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