What are the consequences of filling a diesel car with gasoline by mistake?
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Diesel car filling with gasoline by mistake will have the following consequences: Abnormal vehicle operation: Since gasoline has a lower carbon content than diesel, after driving for a period of time, the vehicle will experience symptoms such as lack of power, unstable idling, engine shaking, white smoke from the exhaust pipe, and other abnormal phenomena, eventually leading to the vehicle stalling. Engine damage: The working conditions of a gasoline engine are different from those of a diesel engine. The ignition point of gasoline is much lower than that of diesel. Putting gasoline into a diesel engine will cause premature combustion of the fuel, leading to abnormal operation of the diesel engine, damaging the entire engine's components, and causing significant losses.