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Old 06-23-2008, 09:54 PM
LayedTrac LayedTrac is offline
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My buddy put race fuel in his Chevy dually one time. He did it what everyone here mentioned and he drove it home fine.

Oh yeah I had to trailer his back to the hotel .
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Old 06-23-2008, 09:57 PM
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Serisouly drain the tank, refill with fresh diesel, then run it a while, then change fuel filters.

I will admit I have done this once. 5am on my way to the hunting stand. Stopped jumped out of the truck. Paid at the pump. Next thing I know I was smelling gasoline very strong. I stopped looked and notice I put about 4 gallons in my tank. I just put the nozzle back, repay then fill the tank with 26 gallons of diesel. I have 167,772 miles on my truck with no problems.

Some people will even claim that you should run 1-2 gallons of gasoline through your engine to clean the injectors. I won't do it on a regular basis. They have companies that make injector cleaning additives for fuel for a reason.
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Old 06-24-2008, 12:58 PM
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if there was fuel in your tank you should be okay. the two will seperate and the diesel will settle to the bottom. you probably never sucked any through if you cought it quickly. i would still change all your filters like maryland suggested but it already did what damage it was going to do. dump a quart of oil in there with the new fuel to make sure she gets lubed up good and let er rip.
When did diesel and gasoline stop mixing? Never heard of them separating, that's why the old timers used to put a couple of gallons of gasoline in the tank in the winter time to make a winter blend.

If gas and diesel separate then adding oil to the tank as you suggested wouldn't work either.
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