Absolutely, and here's why: No fleet can run ONLY diesel engines. There is going to be a gas engine in the mix somewhere--it doesn't matter if it's in a company car, the parts-hauler pickup, a generator, a trash pump...whatever. Fleets don't want to keep two different kinds of oil on hand; it's a waste of money, and there's always the possibility someone will forget to order oil and have to put a gallon of the wrong oil into an engine. So...the two most popular heavy duty oils in the US, Shell Rotella T and Chevron Delo 400, are certified for use in gasoline and diesel engines. If you've got an old aircooled VW, I think you should always run diesel engine oil in it--diesel engine oil is made for service in very hot-running engines, which aircooled VWs are. If it is the correct viscosity (ie 5w30 etc.) then you are fine.
For use as an engine lubricant - no.
It depends how much petrol was put in. If it was a "full tank" draining the tank and the system would be advisable. If it was just a small amount, the mixture can be cut by adding more diesel with some motor oil mixed into it It is a common practice in times of diesel shortages to use motor oil with a small amount of gasoline added to it in place of diesel. You will have to use your own judgment as to how much diesel and/or oil to add.
If you mean motor oil, yes.
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You could use vegetable oil to run your car IF it is a diesel. It is not necessarily greener than diesel fuel due to the energy used to produce and transport the vegetable oil.
Gas: 5W30 synthetic, gasoline-rated oil. Diesel: 5W40 synthetic, diesel-rated oil.
if it si 15w40 engine oil
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no... it could kill your car
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Yes you can I know a few people that use a 5W-30 Diesel and a 15W-40 Diesel. Hope This Helps.