Brian Harmer's WYSIWYG New Zealand News (on NZ.com):... -
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Published on: 3/5/2002
Last Visited: 11/16/2002
Australasian Diesel Specialists president, Mike Hurley says the public has the right to know what is going wrong and if there are any other potential engine problems.He says mechanics do not have enough information to tell their customers whether the faulty diesel will cause further damage to the fuel injection system.Mr Hurley says all they can do is advise people to change their fuel filter if they have any difficulties.Earlier, a fishing company claimed it could have been in action a day sooner if oil companies had not attempted to persuade fishermen to sign a waiver.A problem with a diesel additive has seen fishing boats confined to ports this week.