Most definitely.
I'd probably do it by smell.
A person can tell the difference between diesel and petrol by the smell. Diesel is going to smell more like oil. Gasoline smells more like vinegar.
By the smell is the easiest way.
By smell. Each has a distinctive smell that is easily recognized.
diesel vapors due not ignite like gasoline does. Also diesel has a totally different smell.
Yes you can identify it by colour, smell and taste.
Asif you are breathing in a poison that harms your lungs and breath ! )
To detect traces of diesel in petrol, you can perform a simple test by mixing a small amount of the fuel with water in a clear container. Diesel and petrol do not mix well, so if diesel is present, it will separate and form a distinct layer. Additionally, you can check for the characteristic smell of diesel, which is heavier and oilier than petrol. If you suspect significant contamination, consider getting the fuel analyzed by a professional laboratory.
Take a sample out and check following; Colour - Petrol is almost clear, diesel is more yellowy Smell - Diesel and Petrol both have distinctively different smells, only way is if you get a sample of either as a reference Flash point - Petrol has a much lower flash point so will burn if ignited whereas diesel wont. If you take a very small sample and under safe and controlled circumstances try to ignite with a match if burns is petrol if not diesel Hope this helps
Check the fuel pump seal under the off side rear passenger seat. I had one replaced on a diesel and the seal was not seated correctly. I assume a petrol version is the same.
Yes, petrol has a distinct odor that can be detected by the human nose. The smell of petrol is due to the presence of various chemicals, such as benzene and toluene, which have a strong odor.
on the low pressure side of the fuel injection there is a rubber hose with a cloth cover that runs between the injectors, this is where you are most likely getting the leak and smell of diesel.