JVermooten
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Hi everyone, I was the unfortunate winner of getting my diesel Qubo, filled with petrol.
The tank was relatively empty, then filled with about 5 litres of petrol. Drove home, everything was fine, started the next morning and felt it didn't idle right, something has to be wrong. So I backed it out the driveway to get my other car out. When I got home that afternoon, I saw on the slip that my suspicion was correct - petrol in the diesel.
So long story short. What is the easiest, cheapest way to:
1. Draining the tank.
2. Flush the filter.
3. Check for other potential issues.
I am not in the position to afford taking the car to a mechanic, luckily I am capable and a quick learner.
The tank was relatively empty, then filled with about 5 litres of petrol. Drove home, everything was fine, started the next morning and felt it didn't idle right, something has to be wrong. So I backed it out the driveway to get my other car out. When I got home that afternoon, I saw on the slip that my suspicion was correct - petrol in the diesel.
So long story short. What is the easiest, cheapest way to:
1. Draining the tank.
2. Flush the filter.
3. Check for other potential issues.
I am not in the position to afford taking the car to a mechanic, luckily I am capable and a quick learner.
- Model
- Qubo
- Year
- 2016
