They added a diesel tank and repiped all the pumps. It rained for a few days during the time they did the work and they were shut down at least a couple days because of the rain. I suppose if water was somehow introduced to the tank and made it into your car it may have been mixed pretty well while she drove down the neck only to settle out to the bottom of the tank and be picked up by the fuel pump the next morning causing the issue.
Definately possible. One might expect more than just your car had a problem but if they denied the issue to the others too how would anyone else know?
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