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Dudley | 10:24 Tue 05th Aug 2008 | Motoring
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Watching Dragon's Den last night there was an invention to prevent petrol being put into a diesel driven vehicle, made me wonder why there is not such a thing for the reverse (diesel in Petrol driven car). Someone said that the spout on a diesel pump won't go into the filler of a petrol car. Is this true? or is it that diesel in a petrol car is not as bad as Petrol in a diesel?
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thats correct, diesel nozzle is larger , i think it possibly goes back to commercial vehicles as there tanks are much much larger they need to fill them quicker..
some lorry pump nozzles are bigger still..
11:00 Tue 05th Aug 2008
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Yes as you had heard the spout on a diesel pump is larger in diameter so won't fit in to the filler of a petrol car
11:03 Tue 05th Aug 2008
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Chas 2008 beat me to it!!!!!
11:04 Tue 05th Aug 2008
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Thanks Guys. Prompt response as usual
11:07 Tue 05th Aug 2008
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Diesel in a petrol car is not normally a terminal death for the engine either. More like putting too much olive oil dressing on your salad.
15:05 Tue 05th Aug 2008

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