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Re: Petrol in a diesel engine

by "G.T" <g.t6@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 1, 2008 at 10:52 AM

Hi,

> I really wouldn't chance any pro****tion of petrol in a common rail car.
For
> the sake of losing the cost of a tank of fuel VS the cost of swapping
the
> pumps, it'd be the tank of fuel that's swapped every time for me.
Eeeer, pumps, injectors... Mostly all of the fuel line indeed, if the
engine
doesn't burn in the meanwhile !
A friend of mine (OK, a friend of mine's wife) filled up her 406 HDI with
petrol. She saw it immediately and called the hauler, she just had to cope
with a tank flush, seems to run fine anyway.

I've heard of a guy which did the same with a Safrane 2.5TD (crappy engine
anyway) and didn't realize - I won't explain the details of the story -
and
despite being an old-class Diesel, had to change fuel line and the
complete
engine.

Regards,
--
G.T
 




 7 Posts in Topic:
Petrol in a diesel engine
Ken <kkerrison@[EMAIL   2008-04-28 02:13:15 
Re: Petrol in a diesel engine
"malc" <malu  2008-04-28 20:28:37 
Re: Petrol in a diesel engine
"Doki" <mrdo  2008-04-28 22:59:51 
Re: Petrol in a diesel engine
Ken <kkerrison@[EMAIL   2008-04-28 22:33:19 
Re: Petrol in a diesel engine
"Doki" <mrdo  2008-04-29 07:55:17 
Re: Petrol in a diesel engine
"G.T" <g.t6@  2008-05-01 10:52:37 
Re: Petrol in a diesel engine
"Keith W" <i  2008-05-01 16:43:41 

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