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I had a diesel. The diesel and gas nozzles are different sizes. You can’t accidentally put diesel in a gas car. You CAN mistakenly put gas in a diesel. One could fit the Wisconsin city logo wisconsin and brewers and bucks and packer shirt and I will buy this small gas nozzle in the larger hole of the diesel fill tube, like when I do your mum. I agree, but it is possible if you try For both the US and what I understand the UK the petrol/gas nozzle is smaller than diesel so that way is possible, the other way requires you to ignore that it does not fit I did about 15 years ago in the boonies of Japan. The car started and ran for a short time before dying. I got it towed and they drained the diesel and it was ok after that. I checked a pump more recently and the diesel nozzle was wider so it wouldn’t fit, but I guess the station I went to all those years ago hadn’t gotten around to updating their pumps. You can. It’s not easy, but you can. My wife put regular gas in my 7.3L diesel. Thank god she only drove about a mile before making it back home, but I had to drain everything. That’s the opposite of what they’re saying. You can put gas in a diesel and drain it with minimal damage, but putting diesel in a gas engine will fuck it up. It’s typically the opposite. Diesel is a high compression engine and running just a little bit of gas through will damage the cylinders and rods quite easily. Running diesel through a gas car just means it stops running. When I was active in the VW TDI world we’d get someone posting about that about once a year, and the repair bill was always pretty nasty.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.