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I put £20 of petrol in one of my old diesel cabstars about 10 yrs ago . I got a couple of miles down the rd and it cut out . Realised what I had done so drained the tank and cleared the fuel lines . Fresh tank of diesel in and bled the whole sytem and its was champion . Maybe I got lucky

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I had some petrol that had been syphoned out of a diesel tank after a filling mistake.

I included it about a gallon at a time to each full tank of diesel in my Cabstar until it was all gone. Cabstar ran better and is still fine, about 5 years or more later.

Tried some in a pinto engine, never ran right for 6 months or more even though there was a minute amount of diesel in it and many full tanks of full fat petrol later.

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Mini Digger back out today after fuel tank drained and filters cleaned and all seems fine for now:thumbup:

 

Its a Kobelco sk20sr 2000 model so i reckon the older fuel injection pumps are a bit tougher than these latest Hi tech fly by wire jobs.

 

Ste

 

Hi ste well done on fixing it mate 👍👍👍👍thanks jon

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Mini Digger back out today after fuel tank drained and filters cleaned and all seems fine for now:thumbup:

 

Its a Kobelco sk20sr 2000 model so i reckon the older fuel injection pumps are a bit tougher than these latest Hi tech fly by wire jobs.

 

Ste

 

Filters cleaned, not replaced? :confused1:

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