Gas in diesel

[William gran]

[first time is always learning second time much easier. If had a lift or if I could have removed bef would have been nice. Appreciate your words

fQUOTE="bcbender, post: 2707191, member: 1007115"]No Problem!

FWIW its a big job for any of us,.. I am only 50 and I would not look forward to / or relish doing it again. My friend wants to do another upgraded clutch on his 05 NV5600... I've done it twice and have the tools to do them but that doesn't make it fun.

Best of luck, should be fine from here on out.

Cheers, Brian[/QUOTE]

 

[William gran]

Well just fired. Thought it would take longer to prime
Gas gauge also DTE

Can’t thank all of you enough for your guidance, knowledge and encouragement!!!

Quite sure I will never do that again. With wasted gas fuel pumps sender module my real cost was $75. Cheap schooling I paid a lot more on the labor side
Thanks
Bill

 

[Tuesdak]

I suggest anyone following this would also inspect the “used” replacement tank esp. if it sat around for time. Just to make sure bugs didn’t start growing in it.

Awesome you caught your mistake before keying it on!

 

[AnonEd]

On a similar note, apparently some professional reviewers are better writers than observers or readers...

https://jalopnik.com/cadillac-escalade-diesel-accidentally-filled-gasoline-1849756907

 

[William gran]

I could see how flushing fuel system and draining and cleaning fuel could get back on the road but driving that many miles would have me very concerned for unseen damage. Don’t loan your car out

QUOTE="AnonEd, post: 2707407, member: 2471"]On a similar note, apparently some professional reviewers are better writers than observers or readers...

https://jalopnik.com/cadillac-escalade-diesel-accidentally-filled-gasoline-1849756907[/QUOTE]