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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #30 on: 25 October 2010, 11:37 »
its usually petrol engines that seem to choke on the black stuff. Diesel engines seem quite happy to have a little drink of the good stuff from time to time.

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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #31 on: 25 October 2010, 16:03 »
Steve, you are brilliant mate, thanks for the laugh  :grin:

Just syphon it out yourself mate, dont pay £300!

I have laughed at so many people who did the same thing over the yrs, I never in a million yrs thought i would do that :laugh:. The car seems to be runing fine, I have been shi**ing myself thinking the valves are going to go?  :undecided: Do I need to change the fuel filter now , and how much are they?
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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #32 on: 25 October 2010, 16:17 »
Steve, you are brilliant mate, thanks for the laugh  :grin:

Just syphon it out yourself mate, dont pay £300!

I have laughed at so many people who did the same thing over the yrs, I never in a million yrs thought i would do that :laugh:. The car seems to be runing fine, I have been shi**ing myself thinking the valves are going to go?  :undecided: Do I need to change the fuel filter now , and how much are they?

Hi Steve

Did you manage to sort it out yourself or get the so called experts out?

Funnily enough I went from a Mk5 GT to the GTI so I've been paranoid about doing the same thing.



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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #33 on: 25 October 2010, 16:21 »
Hi Martin, no I had to get some bloke out from East Grinsted off the net!! The one from VW breakdown I lost the will to live TBH was waiting 4hrs for him, still no show :angry:

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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #34 on: 25 October 2010, 16:41 »
Hi Martin, no I had to get some bloke out from East Grinsted off the net!! The one from VW breakdown I lost the will to live TBH was waiting 4hrs for him, still no show :angry:

East Grinsted is down my neck of the woods.... I went to school there.

You would think it would be so easy to invent a petrol / diesel pump nozzel that physicaly only fits the correct fuel type cars. Perhaps I will invent one then and your see me on Dragons Den next year making a complete as*e out of myself  :smiley:









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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #35 on: 25 October 2010, 16:54 »
Hi Martin, no I had to get some bloke out from East Grinsted off the net!! The one from VW breakdown I lost the will to live TBH was waiting 4hrs for him, still no show :angry:

East Grinsted is down my neck of the woods.... I went to school there.

You would think it would be so easy to invent a petrol / diesel pump nozzel that physicaly only fits the correct fuel type cars. Perhaps I will invent one then and your see me on Dragons Den next year making a complete as*e out of myself  :smiley:

You might want to watch a few previous episodes before you go on and pitch your "new" idea  :grin: :grin:

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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #36 on: 25 October 2010, 16:57 »
Change it after you've done another 100 miles or so, making sure you keep the tank brimmed

Think they are about £30 or so; 5 minute job to change too

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Re: GTD with petrol in
« Reply #37 on: 25 October 2010, 18:00 »
Have a look here:

http://www.misfuellingprevention.co.uk/dragonsden.asp

Especially for oil burners. Diesel nozzles don't fit into modern petrol filler necks if I remember rightly. Nealry did it myself once on a previous car, but wifey was on the ball and screamed at me like a banshee to stop. Still don't know to this day what made her look. Up till then I used to ridicule people who did it  :embarassed:
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