It depends on which gas station you are at. Everyone has it different.
petrol or diesel if its petrol its on the pump if its the 1.7di then its behind the pump
If we dissolve kerosene in petrol running vehicle the petrol filtrer in the car will be damaged and also the pump.
If the engine has spark plug it is said to be petrol engine, and if it has a pump to inject fuel then it is diesel engine.
You avoid it by looking carefully at the fuel pump and making darn sure you are using the diesel nozzle which is larger than a petrol nozzle.
yes, if you pump it out!
your best bet is to drain it, it would be easier if it was the other way round, petrol into diesel but it not. either drive it to your nearest garage or pump it out by hand.
It'll probably be OK. As long as there's enough diesel to properly lubricate the injection pump then no problems.
the wife put about £3.50 of petrol in our diesel Picasso ( by mistake), she topped it up with a bout £20 worth of Diesel, i spoke to a fitter at work who said there shouls not be a problem so long as we kept refueling frequently & did not allow the fuel to get on the red. He informed me that the petrol removes to lubricant from the fuel pump & that is what naks the car up, if you kep re-filling the tank with Diesel it dilutes the petrol so it reduces the effect it has on the pump. hope this helps
is it diesel or petrol check your fuel lines and change diesel filter and prime the disel hand pump and connections
on a petrol frontera the pump is part of the sender unit and is located inside the petrol tank. On a diesel however the fuel is sucked forward by the ddeisel pump attached to the passenger side of the engine below the alternater. hope this is helpful. tyretech
All conventional cars, Diesel or Petrol or Hybrid of either have fuel pumps!!
the only safe way is to drop the tank. ( DO NOT DRIVE THE CAR OR START THE ENGINE WITH PETROL IN THE FUEL LINES EVERY THING FROM THE TANK TO THE PUMP WILL NEED TO BE CLEANED. If you had he car towed back home without starting the engine then removing the tank and draining fuel should do. A lot depends on how much diesel was in the tank when you put the petrol in. How much petrol you put with the diesel before You realised the error and whether you got neat petrol up to the injectors. Its a common error running the engine for a few seconds wont matter to much but you don't want petrol in the injector pump at all. If you no very little about mechanics let a professional do it for you as mistakes can be catastrophic.