I thought it was to help when adding DEF, but your situation make more sense , especially considering I ended up using my funnel to help add additive to the fuel... a delete is in my near future, just waiting for my pack of plastic blind rivets to come in before disassembly begins.
same, without taking the insert out
what ?... No, actually congratulations to you Sir !Congratulations, you just came up with a solution to something that I can't even determine has a problem. I've never, ever had the issue, but then again I know that green is diesel and I don't grab that one.
Another one that needs to go back to sniffing gas fumes.Congratulations, you just came up with a solution to something that I can't even determine has a problem. I've never, ever had the issue, but then again I know that green is diesel and I don't grab that one.
Believe me, I'll do that as opposed to the alternative.Another one that needs to go back to sniffing gas fumes.
Congratulations, you just came up with a solution to something that I can't even determine has a problem. I've never, ever had the issue, but then again I know that green is diesel and I don't grab that one.
That would piss someone off if they thought they were putting diesel in.
I must admit that Jeep's "nanny" device on the fill neck saved my ass. I cussed Jeep up one side and down the other for that thing for a couple of minutes until I actually noticed that it was for unleaded. I've been driving some sort of a diesel for twenty years and it's the first time I've had this problem.
So.....it was you at that station trying to put unleaded in.
Yep. I was headed back to Washington from a family reunion in Iowa last summer. The station said it had diesel so I pulled in and grabbed the green pump handle without paying attention. I did find the diesel pump out by itself with a black handle.
Hope you didn't pump any. Had a friend pump 4 gallons of diesel into his bike. LOL There was over ten of us getting gas at at the same time. Jon didn't feel like waiting and grabbed the nozzle and started to pump.
No, I didn't pump anything but It's only due to the device on the fill neck otherwise, it would have been bad. I was in a hurry to get back on the road so more than likely I would have filled up and hit the interstate only to have a very expensive repair bill. It's the only time I've ever run into this but safe to say that I look to make sure it's diesel now before I grab the handle.
When pulling into a station that I haven't been to before. I look for the green nozzle on the pump. Once at the pump, I make sure I got the right one. Heard too many stories of grabbing the wrong nozzle.
