What happens if you put the wrong fuel in. 😲 [EXPLAINED]

[@ShogunAutoworks]

Put full tank of diesel in 66 cutlass in my profile pic. I didn't my grandfather did. Ran fine on the gas left in the lines and carb then went dead. Drained tank put gasoline in it and it runs fine. Put gas in diesel and it will grenade itself. Unless it's only a small percentage upon which you get an easier start in the cold.

[@Eligaminglee]

yes because diesel is also a lubricant so the engines are designed for that

[@fritzsnickerz855]

I always mix higly filtered waste oils and diesel and kerosene and used and filtered atf and hydraulic oil and 2 stroke oil and little bit of gas and lil diesel fuel system cleaner and drive on that

[@fritzsnickerz855]

On old dieselcars ofcourse but I have on old petrol cars mixed a little bit of filtered waste oil and fuel system cleaner and 2 stroke oil to the gas tank 😂

[@gregorymalchuk272]

​@@fritzsnickerz855 That will trash the catalytic converter on any gasoline car made after 1974. Motor oil contains unburnable mineral ash that will coat and foul the catalyst.

[@zeropoint3518]

Tell that last joke to any IDI owner 😂😂 we’ve definitely all run our trucks on gas, diesel, kerosene, used motor oil, basically whatever I have laying around

[@scottkribs901]

Modern cars have a smaller fuel port and the nozzle that pumps diesel is bigger than the fuel port in a gasoline engine car. Pretty hard to make that mistake unless you have an older car with the old style fuel port.

[@brnmcc01]

Correct, the larger port went away with the banning of leaded gasoline. Cars with unleaded only requirements switched to a much smaller tank opening.

[@afiqhazim131]

Ah, thats why my car has mental break down

[@ElFastasXD]

"Your car will have a 🎶🎵 BREAK DOWN BREAK DOWN 🎶🎵"

[@scorpions1965]

My anxiety after this:📈📈📈📈

[@CaptainFALKEN]

Never say this again

[@scorpions1965]

@@CaptainFALKEN My anxiety after this: 📈📈📈📈

[@RandomHuman1103]

Don't worry,petrol fill hole is smaller so you can't fit diesel pump in even if you wanted to and even if you fill it with can you whon't destroy the engine,it whon't even start(so no damage done).You would have to empty the fuel tank,thats all

[@Lxk3ez]

@@scorpions1965why’s your anxiety going up, I think it’s pretty easy to tell the difference between a black pump and a green pump

[@tobiasmetzger4522]

​@@RandomHuman1103thats why all the misfueling happening is much worse as it destroys the engine

[@WesternEagle223]

For kids that wanna roll coal, if you put some diesel in your gas engine it won’t get hurt to bad and it’ll make the exhaust black (9/1 gas to diesel ratio probably)

[@mugenfights6398]

Ahh now i see thank you friend🤩

[@paradiseisland69]

What if you put gasoline or natural gas in a diesel.

[@mark5432]

You cant put natural gas in it, it is pressurised

[@Lenin95]

Kaboom

[@micahhartman7307]

Total engine catastrophe. Engine go boom then night night.🌙

[@MorsMutualInsurance862]

@@micahhartman7307what if you put two stroke oil /gas mixture in it ?

[@wayneroth9446]

💥💣🤯🧨🌋

[@JTStone-qi1bu]

Thank you for the easy run down

[@ManyArmedMooseDei]

Another reason I drive a diesel: the engines are absolutely bulletproof when it comes to this sort of thing.

[@sergej2850]

that's true, you can drive a diesel on fry oil, but if you just think about what fuel to put in, you're totally fine with petrol

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

What? The takeaway is too much diesel in gas will kill the car, as in it won't run-but get enough gas back in it and it will be fine. 🦅Too much gas in diesel is fatality for your diesel motor, as the gas is too explosive for the motor designed to compress the heavier slower burning diesel. As one cylinder fires, the excessive energy forces the other cylinders to fire faster, which also have excessive energy, compounding until something breaks.

[@hazza2247]

@@dont.ripfuller6587also the diesel lubricates a lot of parts in the fuel pumps and injectors, petrol doesn’t lubricate and so u end up with metal on metal contact and after not long something will break in a bad way

[@brnmcc01]

@@dont.ripfuller6587 Correct. Octane rating is mutually exclusive of Cetane rating. Mix octane rated fuel with diesel the Cetane rating goes way down. Add diesel to 87 octane fuel, will knock down the octane rating to 50 or less very fast. In the old days with low compression hot bulb engines they could handle very poor quality fuels, and were popular in the 1930's depression era for tractors that could run on lamp oil, or whatever combustible liquid you could fine. They would even run very well on their own engine oil! Sometimes too well, lol.

[@ManyArmedMooseDei]

@@sergej2850 it’s about when you don’t have the proper fuel available. There aren’t petrol stations in woop-woop. You can’t run a petrol engine on a bottle of cooking oil to get back to civilization when your fuel runs out while overlanding.

[@nadia0635]

So that why my 2 stroke keeps having a clogged spark plug way too much diesel and gas ratio and also roped the filster that made to slow down fuel injections (that prob why)

[@Gumboot-Cowboy]

I ran my '46 Ford Jailbar on nothing but diesel for 18 years. never had any problems with it.

[@igoriks8730]

Thanks, I put diesel into my petrol Lambo SVJ and I needed help, as my car is on fire 🔥🚗⛽

[@shullinn2732]

i work in car shop (im intern) and my coworker got a gas car that was filled with diesel (66 liters) and the engine ran until it stoped (they had to tow the car out of the ditch). For anyone wondering 1. dry the fuel tank 2. clean/change the fuel pump 3. clean all the hoses 4. new injectors 5. new spark plugs idk if i missed something

[@93_industries]

Fun fact diesel can run some types of aircraft fuel

[@anthonygendron5648]

Yes! The opposite is also true! Some types of jet fuel are not very different from diesel and will work in a diesel engine as far as I know

[@zeropoint3518]

@@anthonygendron5648I’ve never tried jet fuel although I’ve put kerosene, gasoline, used motor oil, etc in my diesel truck and it’s burned it all

[@felipemotorhead]

I did this mistake in my indian scout motorcycle, and i tried to ignite it several times and I also raved it several times until it couldn't even turn on anymore, I asked for a service to pick it up, now im just waiting for the bill

[@gdjejfvfvbdbfjfjfj450]

Also spark in diffuser in certain diesel cars the ammount of petrol injected into the diesel of fuel tank can effect the power of the engine such as power loss or breakdown of pistons in high rpms everybody knows that the diesel's got a high torque at low RPM as a result the engine will start to ignite a strange sound in the combustion chamber

[@Hakutara]

New fear Unlocked 🔓: Putting Petrol on Diesel ⛽ Car 🚗 !!!

[@zeropoint3518]

Older mechanical Diesels will burn gasoline

[@VolvoFan50]

If u did but changed the spark plugs to glow plugs would it work ya don't know if u try

[@Passthevap]

What happened if I mix diesel maybe like Half liter diesel and fill up the rest with 87 gas ??I mean is not much diesel but I wonder how long an engine can last while running of mix

[@hazza2247]

that would run completely fine, might be slightly smokey exhaust and occasional cylinder won’t ignite but i doubt literally anything would happen with that little diesel

[@raphaelo_player087]

not just because the diesel is oily and thick. Diesel can only be burnt under high preassure and the petrol engines dont inject the diesel under high preassure like a diesel engine

[@KGEnterprisesGroup]

Just leak the tank

[@MilosPolimcevic]

If it's good compression it vil start

[@cheshirecat6970]

Sounds like the solution is just to upgrade spark plug tech to burn it quicker

[@NJR969]

I thought they would just explode😂💀

[@JustDuoYT]

That happens when you put gas in a diesel car or in a natural gas car.

[@LeQuintilliousFigglebottom]

what if you put kerosene? 😈

[@zeropoint3518]

Kerosene is pretty similar to diesel my IDI doesn’t mind it I pour a little in the tank. I had about 5 gallons of it that had sat in my garage for about 7-8 years and dumped that in my IDI and it “properly disposed” of it for me

[@codelyokofan1092]

What about petrol in diesel engine

[@deviousdieselqc]

If you put gas in a diesel its going to detonate and probably blow the block and broke the valves

[@zwhirlwhorled7570]

Im getting low on gas and I have a dental appointment coming up.can i burn white gas like for campstoves? I dont dont want break my truck. I do have extra teeth. lol . hmm, i need help.

[@Albanian1government]

What if ultimate diesel enters a normal diesel car

[@joshcartwright9464]

I put 30dollars of diesel in my O2 gmc and the rest gas and never had a issue

[@albertabaday117]

What will hapend if you put petrol in diesel car

[@TheSudrianTerrier653]

Yeah but what if you put petrol in a diesel?

[@RickyIcecubes]

If you ever accidentally do this and catch it before you start the car, call a tow truck and have it towed to the nearest service station and have them flush the tank for about 30 bucks, no biggie. But once the car is started it's too late. You're gonna be looking at around a $1200 repair bill.

[@KhoPhi]

Pro tip Mix petrol in diesel for use in a diesel engine. It works wonders when you wanna accelerate and maintain top speed. Some crazy long journey urvan drivers do it here in Ghana. Dumb tip: The pro tip above will damage your Diesel engine over time.

[@bigboy6969100]

What happens if you put premium instead of regular?

[@edvardsklempe1746]

To put diesel in Petrol engine is not a joke only if you are reterded you can do that

[@Andrewle906]

What if you put petrol in a diesel engine

[@landen7900]

What happens if you put gas in a diesel? What happens if you put diesel in a propane engine? What if you put gas in a propane engine????

[@nuclearenergygirl4325]

Your car gets sick😂😂

[@amped19996]

can i go half and half maybe😅

[@TheInvisibleCanadia]

Petroleum is a raw resource from the ground that you refine into gaseline or diesel.

[@mantiskeeping2655]

And if you put gasoline inma diesel engine to just tell youquickly what happens :😨😨🔥🔥💥💥💥💥💣💣BOOOOOOOMMM

[@babakopoulo]

Except the mistake, some people advice me , to put 1-2 lt on a full tank of diesel tank, in my car. The theory say that this, clean the diesel engine from inside. The advice is to do this 1-2 times per month. Do you agree to this ?

[@BlazarDev]

The perfect loop doesnt ex-

[@unkillable-protogen]

Ok now what happends you put petrol in a diesel engine?

[@enzoperruccio]

Petrol is more volatile, meaning a stronger explosion that will probably destroy the diesel engine in a short amount of time.

[@galaxygacha6036]

Yes but we wanna know what happens if you put petrol in a diesel engine

[@Whatelse-gk1fw]

Im pretty sure the compression alone won’t let the engine start but since petrol is thin and obv diesel has no spark plug to clog there won’t be any serious problems

[@filip9564]

Aslong as ~80% of the fuel is diesel you will probably be fibe

[@GERMANIA292]

What if you put lpg in gasoline engine...

[@shamaYahu8635]

In new engine* I fixed the title.

[@ThatOnePerson7735]

well what happens if you put petrol in a diesel car

[@GiorgiGrigolaia-g5h]

Nah my Volkswagen polo runs on cooking oil

[@mileshann2485]

And what happens the other way

[@daltongaliciarodriguez]

And what if you put gasoline on a diesel engine?

[@hazza2247]

one or more parts will obliterate themselves and need replacing after a very short amount of driving

[@Yaahoooooooooooooooooooooo]

Putting diesel in gas car is still fine, try putting gasoline in a diesel car, the diesel would self destruct.

[@andreasspachmuller7002]

no? diesel has a higer power density, that´s why it´s more efficent and used in big trucks, so it will blow up the gasoline engine.

[@Yaahoooooooooooooooooooooo]

​​@@andreasspachmuller7002I have done this mistake in the past and hence telling you from my experience, I'm am also a Mechanical Engineer. The diesel fuel has higher energy and it lubricates the direct injection systems, the diesel engine has almost double the compression of its petrol counterpart. If you put diesel in a petrol engine, the diesel will not be able to ignite properly due to poor compression, you will have black smoke and at max would need a intake and exhaust system cleanup, whilst petrol is highly flammable, even before the piston reached TDC in a diesel engine, the fuel will ignite counteracting the force of crank pushing it up, this will destroy the main bearing(spun bearing in mechanic terms), petrol is an excellent solvent, it will eat up all the rubber seals of the fuel system, ruin the common rail pressure pump and possibly irreversibly damage the injectors, now these diesel fuel systems cost a lot of money even on economy cars, for instance a Fiat 1.3 MJD fuel rail+ injectors would cost over 1500USD, this is basically a small reliable and pocket friendly engine, we have seen that happening on a Cummins 5.7, the rebuild estimate was over 7000USD for just the fuel system. So basically, diesel in a petrol car, not too much of damage but petrol in diesel is most probably an engine rebuild.

[@sys9208]

American saying petrol

[@halkyxn]

This is complete plagiarism from wrong fuel rescue.

[@samarthgupta29]

What happens if you put in the wrong hole?

[@reignman0311]

You might get the shitty end of the deal,🤣

[@jayzm7749]

💀💀💀

[@shahbazqureshi671]

Wow you literally copied the other video from word to word, and added an AI voice + image generator to make this.

[@johnmoore1495]

Not at all why it’ll destroy your engine but okay. In reality diesel fuel has a much lower resistance to pre-ignition from compression, your motor will basically knock itself to death.

[@andreasspachmuller7002]

no, diesel burns harder than gasoline, that´s why you need much higher compression to get it to ignite, but the higer energy density of diesel will cause it to blow a gasoline engine.

[@kleinfeicht]

This is crap Your gas car won't run well but usually you can get away with a blue eye But on a "new" diesel adding gas (injection system) this will be the dead of your wallet Because now you need basically new injectors tank ecr.

[@brnmcc01]

Actually this guy has it backwards. Gasoline burns slowly, the higher the octane rating the slower it burns. In a gas engine we want a "push" not an explosion! In a diesel, the opposite is true. You need a fuel that burns as fast as possible, the higher the Cetane rating the better. Fuel that has a high octane rating will have an extremely poor Cetane rating and will knock badly and have very poor power output or result in permanent damage.

[@WesternEagle223]

No, diesel burns slower. When you light gas on fire it explodes and when you light diesel on fire it slowly burns

[@brnmcc01]

@@WesternEagle223 Yes that's very true if just lighting some liquid on fire. In fact you can throw a lighted match into a open container with some diesel fuel at room temperature and it will put the match out. But in a compression ignition engine, the diesel fuel has to ignite and burn quickly. If gasoline ignites too quickly or easily in an engine, that's called detonation, and is really bad. Higher octane = slower flame front and higher resistance to spontaneous ignition from heat of compression etc. But in a diesel we want the fuel to ignite from compression, its a compression ignition engine after all. Just look up Cetane rating, and you'll see what I mean. Cetane rating is the inverse of the delay between beginning of ignition and the pressure rise in the cylinder. Generally, the faster the fuel in a diesel ignites, the better the engine will run. Gasoline in liquid form at normal room temperatures in an open container will not explode either if ignited. What you're thinking of maybe is a BLEVE. Which can happen with any flammable liquid if heated to a high enough temperature in a very strong closed vessel.

[@WesternEagle223]

@@brnmcc01 welp I learn something knew every day and this is todays

[@brnmcc01]

@@WesternEagle223 No worries you were right about the flammability of diesel versus gasoline as far as lighting liquid in an open container goes. Gasoline is a lot like gunpowder. Put a small pile of gunpowder on a non flammable surface and light it, and it will just burn rapidly like a match. Put some gunpowder in a steel pipe, well now you have a pipe bomb, and please don't do this, all it takes is one static spark to get you a Darwin award lol. It's the enclosed space and high temperatures in an engine combustion chamber conditions that change everything.

[@ithielpitt7525]

Fuck

[@byronchavarria4954]

It’s Gas Car Not Petrol Car

[@adityaunde4134]

Petrol and Gasoline are same

[@One.Zero.One101]

It's football not soccer.

[@amalismail_7]

It was actually a "liquid" though

[@cenchloraadums3143]

no, gas cars are the ones run on LPG, LNG - which are actually gas. Petrol (Gasoline) is a liquid.😂

[@flinstone74]

Its Tomato not tomato

[@MyWitsEnd.]

My brother did this but reversed. He put diesel in a 4 wheeler instead of regular gas