Thats a good question
The main thing that happens when there is water in diesel fuel is that it will burn poorly or maybe not even at all. It will also sink to the bottom of the fuel tank.
Aluminium coated steel is a common diesel fuel tank material, as Aluminum is unaffected by diesel. Aluminium is metallurgically bonded to steel by hot dipping ; it protects the steel & won't flake off.
What do you mean phenonmenon? Nothing of a phenomenon occurs. Your engine will simply fail and you will need to get the whole tank cleaned out and system it will cost a fortune. This is why people put diesel stickers on the inside of their petrol cap to remind them. And prob saving them money in the long run!
Well, the good news is that filling a gasoline engine with diesel is not as bad as using gasoline in a diesel engine. There is likely no permanent damage. The bad news is that you're probably looking at several hundred dollars (perhaps up to $500) to drain the fuel tank and engine and flush the fuel lines unless you can DIY. If the diesel gummed up the spark plugs and filters, they'd probably need to be replaced, but those are minor costs. If you want to DIY, just drain as much diesel out of the fuel tank as possible. Then disconnect the fuel lines and blow them out. Replace the fuel filter and reconnect everything. Purchase a can of Seafoam FI cleaner and pour the entire can in the fuel tank. This will help remove any moisture and also clean the injectors or carburetor. Fill the tank with at least 10 gallons of fuel or more. The more the better as this will dilute the diesel. You will probably need to use a starter fluid to get it started. Just keep spraying a small amount of starter fluid into the intake until it will run on it's own. Do not spray too much. Don't allow the battery to fully discharge as this will do damage to the battery and do not crank the engine for long periods of time as this will overheat the starter. Once you get it running, you should be OK, and there should be no permanent damage. You may end up replacing the spark plugs but more than likely not.
The main parts of a diesel generator set include engine, alternator, fuel system, cooling system, exhaust system, control panel, voltage regulator, battery, base frame and enclosure.These are the essential components of a diesel generator set, although additional components and accessories may be present depending on the specific requirements and features of the generator.
no it is not required if the pump is in the tank
It is grounding device.
No. Do not put unleaded gas in a diesel tank.
2001 ford diesel has a 36 gallon tank
I had this on my 2005 S40 diesel. I contacted Volvo and they told me there is a small tank next to the fuel tank which contains 'eolys' which is a liquid that is intermittently injected into the system with the fuel and it cleans the 'DPF' (diesel particulate filter). This warning comes on when the 'eolys
it is under the car,near the diesel tank
yes if there is hole in the diesel tank in motor
No, an expansion tank is not required.
Yes, you can store diesel fuel in a home tank. It will be important that you store it in a tank designed to hold diesel fuel and that it is stored outside in a location that will not create hazardous or safety concerns. You also need to maintain the tank and the fuel properly.
the diesel tank capacity for a 2001 306 Hdi is approx £80 so around 55litres
Yes if your tank is empty but not if it has some diesel in it, But not if your car runs on gasoline.
A small amount of hydraulic oil mixed with a full tank of diesel fuel, nothing.