thought they might do something like that, but i presumed they would use a machine not a 25L bucket Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Or my mate buys the mixed stuff as his half-tracks run nicely on mixed fuels, something to do with anticipated fuel shortages in wartime Europe At work
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Re the last few replies, great info, exactly what I would expect, that is the mixture of diesel/petrol WILL find another use. It will NOT be poured down the drain, which is what the MPD folks are implying .... as I said the MPD claims are .... lets just say a little unrealistic ... Stornoway Grey GS ... What a fine motor ... but not any more ... ... psst look at my gallery!
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i agree  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Sad to say I have mis-fueled my previous 05 Freelander and trust me it was avery easy mistake. The garage is about 300 yards from my house and I use it a lot for fuel but I still managed to put in unleaded. I was lucky when I went to pay the girl at the desk said petrol and I said no deisel that was when she informed me that I had fueled up with petrol. It cost me £450.00 from my local dealer to have th tank drained.

The dealer told me a story of one customer who had bought a new car and when the tank was empty she filled it up with pertol and destroyed the engine. At the time Freelanders were just out and it took 6 weeks to get the necessary spares to repair the engine. After collecting her car from the dealer after the reapirs were done she repeated the mistake only this time the insurance company refused to pay out resulting in a hugh bill.
Ouch!!

More 'fuel' her then!