How is gasoline different from diesel, and why does it damage the car if you put the wrong kind in the tank?
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The main difference is that gasoline burns easy with a spark, because it is smaller and easily turns into a gas, and diesel burns not so easy with a spark so is compressed with air until it is hot and combusts on it’s own.
As diesel does not burn easy it will not burn at all in a gasoline engine and slowly drown out the engine.
Gasoline in a diesel engine will combust before it should and thus likely break it.
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