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what happens if i put gasoline in a diesel engine
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Using gasoline in a diesel engine causes significant damage due to their distinct ignition systems. Diesel engines rely on compression ignition, whereas gasoline engines depend on a spark. Gasoline's lower ignition point disrupts diesel engine operation, leading to improper combustion. This results in reduced lubrication, which can damage engine parts like the fuel pump and injectors. Continued operation can cause catastrophic engine failure. Immediate actions should include stopping the engine and draining the fuel system. For the least damage, avoid starting the engine if gasoline is mistakenly added. Always consult a professional mechanic to assess and rectify the situation to prevent potential high repair costs.
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