A Selangor motorist says her Perodua broke down after a RON95 refill, with a RM1,346 repair bill and her claim that Perodua confirmed there was water in the fuel. Similar complaints have prompted authorities to investigate in several states, though lab results are still pending.
Key takeaways
A Perodua owner in Selangor reported that her car broke down after refueling with RON95, resulting in a RM1,346 repair bill. She alleges the fuel contained water and plans to file a police report to seek compensation from the petrol company.
- The owner claims Perodua confirmed the RON95 fuel contained water, though the service invoice does not explicitly mention water.
- Repairs costing RM1,346.10 included replacing the fuel pump and spark plugs, plus cleaning the fuel tank.
- Station staff refused to issue a receipt for the final refill, prompting the owner to plan a police report.
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A Threads user says her Perodua broke down after she filled up RON95 at a petrol station in Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh, Selangor.
In a post on Monday (26 October), user daughterofrahman tagged the petrol company and asked it to respond. She said her car is just over a year old with the owner claiming Perodua itself had confirmed the petrol contained water.
She attached a BUDI MADANI transaction record showing a RM113.57 RON95 refill on 6 Oct at 9.17pm. She paid RM50, and the remaining RM63.57 was covered under BUDI95.
