Wrong Fuel Rescue

It is common for a fleet of vehicles to be out of fuel in the wrong places. This can create problems and need Right Fuel Rescue to get the vehicle running again. A truck driver may try to park the vehicle in the wrong place, whether it is at a gas station or on the side of the road. In order to get the vehicle to start again, Right Fuel Rescue can use the SUV's 'remote-ignition' system to fix the fuel issues.

When a car has been abandoned by its owner, it may be in the wrong spot for a fleet of vehicles, or the wrong place for a Wrong Fuel Recovery Team. The SUV has sensors that can detect the temperature of the fuel in the tank and determine where the car is located. These sensors can be used for Wrong Fuel Recovery and repair situations.

SUV's that are driven by commercial fleet drivers can monitor how much fuel is left in the tanks and then determine the nearest point of connection. Once the driver identifies the point, the Remote Ignition System can activate the engine to restore the vehicle to a running condition. This can also happen with a flat tire. With the remote-ignition system, a car can be set up to be repaired at the closest service station.

Wrong Fuel Recovery Teams must have an in-depth knowledge of how to use this technology to fix the problem. There are many steps involved in this type of application. The technology has been designed to work with multiple vehicles and different types of fuel, including diesel and gasoline.

Before the remote-ignition system can be used, the fleet manager must approve the use of the fuel recovery system in the fleet. This approval comes from the National Safety Council and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. They ensure that the technology is safe and will not cause safety issues.

When a vehicle needs to be repaired because of an emergency situation, a fuel recovery team can use the technology to determine the location of the vehicle. After a series of tests, they will get the exact location of the vehicle and then send an equipment crew in to restore the car to a running condition. This could be as simple as a tire change, but there can be more involved problems that the team might have to deal with.

As long as the gas is not undrinkable or poisonous, the Right Fuel Rescue Team will work to find the location of the vehicle. The equipment crew will use GPS technology to get the exact location of the vehicle. The remote-ignition system can be triggered to engage, sending a small amount of fuel into the car's tank.

The SUV has sensors that can detect when a fuel problem exists. The sensors can be used for Wrong Fuel Rescue, refueling or other emergency situations. There is a whole range of fuel recovery systems that fleets can implement for fleet vehicles.