Dull Men's Club
An unofficial chapter of the popular Dull Men's Club.
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Filling a diesel car with gas is way worse than filling a gasoline car with diesel. Diesel in a gasoline car makes it not run. Gas in a diesel car destroys the engine and high-pressure fuel pump.
Yeah, obviously, don't do it, and especially don't do it on a car from this century with modern injection and shit.
I quarter filled my diesel car up with petrol before realising what I was doing. I just stopped, said shit a lot, then changed to the diesel nozzle, and filled it up to the brim.
Then rang my workmate and told him I may breakdown on the way to work so be ready, but there were no issues.
I took the car for a long drive after work then topped it up again. Kept on doing that everyday and I never had any issues at all.
I kept that car for about another 3 years before getting rid.