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    BP’s fuel saving tip:

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailAugust 25, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    BP’s fuel saving tip: Maintain your vehicle. A badly maintained vehicle is unlikely to perform as it is designed to. Problems such as partially blocked filters, poor oil performance and emissions-control systems that under-perform may occur. These and other factors will prevent your engine from functioning as well as the manufacturer intended, which can result in increased fuel consumption and higher emissions.

    BP’s fuel saving tip: Maintain your vehicle. A badly maintained vehicle is unlikely to perform as it is designed to. Problems such as partially blocked filters, poor oil performance and emissions-control systems that under-perform may occur. These and other factors will prevent your engine from functioning as well as the manufacturer intended, which can result in increased fuel consumption and higher emissions.

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