Shell: Dyes have no effect on fuel quality


PETALING JAYA: Shell Malaysia has quelled the furore over the difference of thickness in RON 97 petrol colour by saying that it does not have any impact on fuel quality and engine performance.

In a widely circulated video on social media, a man compared two RON 97 fuels from two different Shell stations and said that the fuel performance were different, alleging the difference in petrol colour as a factor.

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