the bit that i fail to understand, is nozzle size. if you put diesel in a petrol tank, the car will splutter to a stop until you replace the fuel. petrol in a diesel car and you can destroy a modern engine if you run it till it stops, with a bill of £1000s to get it fixed
filled up wiv diesesed fool yesdeeow long willit be before eye fuggets n tries ter put proppa fool in?
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yep.. made sure thats not been 'lost'!! and also read how to use it.. its possible to trip it if you're a bit excitable filling upTheorectickly the little flap should pop out and you won't get more than a dribble in before you notice something isn't right
Thats what the funny yellow stick in with the spare wheel stuff is for.
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it wuz 157.9p/litre!! az ter pay more azzits diesesedfilled up wiv diesesed fool yesdee
Petrol is a solvent so it cleans the lubrication. Hence why petrol in a diesel is nore damaging.
yes, my point was why arent the nozzle sizes the other way around
Dont know. If eye had designed it years ago eye wood have made the second pump totally different so it wurn't possible to swap either pump by mistake. Common sense fing ter do.yes, my point was why arent the nozzle sizes the other way around
Never heard of these things, wot are they and have all doozies got one?
. Any road up, e's done a good assessment and gave me a course of treatment. Think it would be cheaper to give me a skull transplant onto me old teef.
If yer put the wrong nossul in yer fool filler, a flap will be triggered. Its a metal fing that springs oot inside yer fool pipe to stop the pipe going fully in. It dunt block the pipe to stop fool going it. But yer shud notice. Lr provide a plastic yella tool fing to poke down yer fool filler pipe to reset said spring flap fing, so it hides to one side, to allow the propper filler pipe in. Dunt know if uvva manufacturers do this in the same way.
Did a bit of research on this, all the posh Landy types seem to have one including the new defenderer. But not the proper defenders, seems their owners are not daft enough to poke the wrong nozzle in
