there has never anyting other than diesel that I know of that was put in the tank but when the fuel filter was changed it was like thick runny tar like. There was once injecteor fluid put through the diesel as recommended by the garage.
Edited by jsim174155 on 04/07/2008 at 16:50
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"like thick runny tar like."
Hi jsim, Do you mind me asking, have you had the car from new? and what diesel has it been run on?
Regards
Edited by oilrag on 04/07/2008 at 17:19
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Hi! I got the car when it was 6 months old and prior to that it was a company car. It is just normal diesel from the pump that is it run on.
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Runny and tar-like....
That's interesting; either a bacteriological infestation growing in the diesel, or it's getting contaminated with engine oil; possibly from a cracked injector, or pump fault.
Additive shouldn't cause this. It's the use of "bio-diesel" that I was checking for.
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when the injector seals leak what they actually do is suck engine oil into the fuel system my guess is this is whats happened you would need to look in the fuel tank to confirm and if so then the injector bridge seals will need changeing and a full system flush
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