What Happens if You Put Diesel in a Gas Car. Since diesel fuel is thicker and denser than gasoline, the fuel pump will struggle to move the diesel/gasoline mixture through the system. Also, the diesel ...

Diesel fuel is widely used for certain vehicle types, but it can gel up and cause problems in some cases. Here's why it happens and how to prevent it.

In distillation towers, the elements of crude oil are heated, so diesel can be separated from the other components. Diesel, specifically, boils between 450 and 650 degrees, resulting in a distillate.

Mr Dennis advised motorists to fill their tanks to the brim when possible, particularly before embarking on extended trips. He also warned that while hot weather can present additional challenges, ...

Drivers are being told about a costly petrol and diesel mistake during heatwaves. Hot weather has arrived in earnest this ...

Visually, the CP4 is a compact, gray or black unit. You can trace the high-pressure fuel lines from the fuel rail back to it. A tell-tale sign is the attached metering unit — also called the FCA ...

Experts at 1dot claim that around 1-2% of petrol and diesel fuel could evaporate in extreme heat. And experts from All on the Wrist Auto and Diesel Repair said: “Excessive heat can lead to ...