
JOkes apart, dont panic, reach out your mechanic or service centre and get it drained.
kartikxxx wrote:
JOkes apart, dont panic, reach out your mechanic or service centre and get it drained.
Will it be of any use now as he has allready driven it 50km?
....bad one....petrol pump guy is an idiot..tank should have been emptied at one....happened with me some 2-3 years back...the guy filled diesel in petrol car....i called my mechanic and he advised me to completely empty the tank and petrol pump guys did it...wasted 2 hours ...lesson learnt...always go to check while at the petrol pump....never sit in the car and wait for it to happen...
leonardodavinci wrote:Will it be of any use now as he has allready driven it 50km?
Yes, engine can be saved from more damage. Just ask you mechanic he will better guide u
same thought was on my mind sometime back. "what happens if petrol is filled in a diesel car and vice-versa". now i understood what should one do next.
Shouldn't your friend have called you the moment they realized the mistake, instead of taking the pump guy's advice and driving 50 km on a petrol-mixed diesel car, before narrating the incident to you?
Have no idea what should be done now. Or how much damage it might have caused already.
Best was to design it out & not starting the engine although adding diesel to dilute the petrol was still fine than running it on petrol completely.
Visit a mechanic possibly reliable/known as there might not be any major effects.
still_guessing wrote:....bad one....petrol pump guy is an idiot..tank should have been emptied at one....happened with me some 2-3 years back...the guy filled diesel in petrol car....i called my mechanic and he advised me to completely empty the tank and petrol pump guys did it...wasted 2 hours ...lesson learnt...always go to check while at the petrol pump....never sit in the car and wait for it to happen...
Petrol nozzles are thinner than diesel for a reason .. in ideal world your story is all fake ..anyways .back to OP
By mistake is some amount of petrol is added in Diesel.car it's just fine...take it for long run and add more diesel ... Diesel engine can handle such small amount without an issue.. .biggest problem is petrol is dry fuel where as diesel act as lubricant for injectors ..if petrol is added in small quantity it won't cause any damage ..
I always get down and confirm if that's petrol and stand there itself unless the nozzle is removed then tap my card and leave the pump..
I hope OP might have already told his friend to empty his tank.
Sudarshan61 wrote:..lolll...at the end of the day....u make me smile a bit...thnx bro...Petrol nozzles are thinner than diesel for a reason .. in ideal world your story is all fake ..anyways .back to OP
By mistake is some amount of petrol is added in Diesel.car it's just fine...take it for long run and add more diesel ... Diesel engines can handle such small amount without an issue .
diesal is for loosers😀
For me this happened an year back..but diesel filled in my petrol car..i searched online and learned from mechanic..here is my points.. 1. if petrol filled in deisel car engine might burn/ fail.
2.usually it should be drained, but as it alresdy drove 50km , let us discuss next point.
2.car engine can manage if 5-8% petrol mixed in diesel car.
Now, only way dilute as much as or empty it .
3.as long as running, there is no worry.
4.if speed , sound, pickup is fine, then all good, no service required
Sudarshan61 wrote:Petrol nozzles are thinner than diesel for a reason .. in ideal world your story is all fake ..anyways .back to OP
By mistake is some amount of petrol is added in Diesel.car it's just fine...take it for long run and add more diesel ... Diesel engine can handle such small amount without an issue.. .biggest problem is petrol is dry fuel where as diesel act as lubricant for injectors ..if petrol is added in small quantity it won't cause any damage ..
Dont always think others fake..it happened for me also, sometimes logics fail.
So, after reading everyone's comments and advice, OP be like - Kal Sunday hai, long drive pe nikal hi jata hoon...
mas143forever wrote:Whenever I start having doubts about the concept of a/some Supreme being/ God..
Shouldn't your friend have called you the moment they realized the mistake, instead of taking the pump guy's advice and driving 50 km on a petrol-mixed diesel car, before narrating the incident to you?
UniqueDimer wrote:Comments aur posts padhne itney hee pasand hai...
So, after reading everyone's comments
May be you need to remove oil
Diesel density is higher than petrol density so diesel settle at bottom and once all diesel consumed petrol starts entering inside engine.
And you need to empty tank before this happen
In case if diesel and petrol are miscible you need to dilute as much as possible
Pls unfriend your frnd and nvr allow him near your car !!!
Bruh use fuel tank stickers to make sure it doesn't happen again.👇🏼
still_guessing wrote:....bad one....petrol pump guy is an idiot..tank should have been emptied at one....happened with me some 2-3 years back...the guy filled diesel in petrol car....i called my mechanic and he advised me to completely empty the tank and petrol pump guys did it...wasted 2 hours ...lesson learnt...always go to check while at the petrol pump....never sit in the car and wait for it to happen...
Diesel in a petrol car -> nothing tragic ll happen
Petrol in a diesel car -> since petrol is thinner than diesel something tragic might happen.
leonardodavinci wrote:Will it be of any use now as he has allready driven it 50km?
Bhai. Goto a mechanic. If you are lucky the petrol is still in the fuel tank as diesel is denser than petrol petrol ll float over diesel. The tank needs to drained. Injectors n fuel pump needs to be flushed. Diesel cars operate in compression ignition principles. Petrol ll burn rather quickly n cause severe knocking. The heads and blocks are heavy duty ones but this knocking ll cause em to stutter. If you have seen cold start video of massive trucks then you must have observed that they use light aerosols like ether to start the engine by spraying them into air intake filter. But that's that. Before anything drastic happens goto your mechanic/,service centre. Inadvertently your friend has pushed you into a financial catastrophe. Just inform him everything. And if he could contribute something then it ll be alright.
cveldandi wrote:For me this happened an year back..but diesel filled in my petrol car..i searched online and learned from mechanic..here is my points.. 1. if petrol filled in deisel car engine might burn/ fail.
2.usually it should be drained, but as it alresdy drove 50km , let us discuss next point.
2.car engine can manage if 5-8% petrol mixed in diesel car.
Now, only way dilute as much as or empty it .3.as long as running, there is no worry.
4.if speed , sound, pickup is fine, then all good, no service required
ok guys.. two scenarios we have to discuss as written by bikidas in above comment.. any expert opinions or threads from other websites in this regard?
1. petrol in diesel car
2. diesel in petrol car
Gulag-Survivor wrote:....sticker is good and in most cases almost 99% it works..but after 10 pm...all these petrol pump guys are on high...some on dry nasha as well...once 1 petrol pump guy after filling 1200 rs petrol told me to pay 260 coz the adjacent machine was showing 260 rs....Bruh use fuel tank stickers to make sure it doesn't happen again.👇🏼
still_guessing wrote:
...lesson learnt...always go to check while at the petrol pump....never sit in the car and wait for it to happen..
And/or have white /black stickers on fuel tank marking "Petrol" or "Diesel"
still_guessing wrote:Whoa! You should have filed a complaint with Petrol pump owner or the sales officer of the company.Don't let such scoundrels get away after screwing your vehicle.
....sticker is good and in most cases almost 99% it works..but after 10 pm...all these petrol pump guys are on high...some on dry nasha as well...once 1 petrol pump guy after filling 1200 rs petrol told me to pay 260 coz the adjacent machine was showing 260 rs....
hese wrote:ok guys.. two scenarios we have to discuss as written by bikidas in above comment.. any expert opinions or threads from other websites in this regard?
1. petrol in diesel car
2. diesel in petrol car
Many comments written by many..those were correct..
1.if diesel in petrol car...oil filters might fail .need to replace filters
2.if petrol in diesel car..engine might burn.
....bad one....petrol pump guy is an idiot..tank should have been emptied at one....happened with me some 2-3 years back...the guy filled diesel in petrol car....i called my mechanic and he advised me to completely empty the tank and petrol pump guys did it...wasted 2 hours ...lesson learnt...always go to check while at the petrol pump....never sit in the car and wait for it to happen...
Bruh use fuel tank stickers to make sure it doesn't happen again.👇🏼
Petrol nozzles are thinner than diesel for a reason .. in ideal world your story is all fake ..anyways .back to OP
By mistake is some amount of petrol is added in Diesel.car it's just fine...take it for long run and add more diesel ... Diesel engine can handle such small amount without an issue.. .biggest problem is petrol is dry fuel where as diesel act as lubricant for injectors ..if petrol is added in small quantity it won't cause any damage ..