no
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Short answer - no... Typically cool diesel in liquid form is difficult to ignite but under the correct circumstances, heat from turbo's and exhaust will create vapor, an ignition source from any number of components and you will have fire. The environmental issues aside, diesel also deteriorates rubber components, hoses, wiring connector seal packs, etc. I've seen many vehicles with leaks of various amounts, especially farm equipment, however I've seen a few burned to the ground also...
No
buick regal grand national
If it runs empty transmission failure If it is leaking on hot part of engine or exhaust - fire risk If it is leaking near tire track loss of traction could occur
It depends on the size. A diesel in a small car is a couple of hundred pounds, while a diesel in cruise ship is many tons.It depends on the size. A diesel in a small car is a couple of hundred pounds, while a diesel in cruise ship is many tons.
No, you run the risk of destroying the motor.
I got VW sharan 2007 Auto Diesel cannot drive in Reverse while car cold after driveing hlf a Mile forward it fineplease help its been like this over a year
A 2012 charger
It depends on the seriousness of the leak. Basically, if you car is not in top condition/repair you should not drive it.
A car with a leaking radiator can be driven, but when the coolant leaks out, the engine will overheat and when the engine gets hot enough, it will seize-up, the car will stop, and the engine will have suffered severe damage.
mustang 74x
matters what car
Plymouth Road Runner GTX