Who's accidentally put offroad diesel in their truck? (yes an accident)

22 years never been checked for dye. Only seen signs at the Elko check station on I-80 for checking...but no dipping....figures!

 

Montana is the one that likes to dip the tanks. In 3 years I have been checked 4 times. Twice in the scales and twice in a roadside. We had a slip tank on our 5500 dodge and I would put red dye in there to fill the equipment and if I had a long trip I would pump out as much as I could and then fill with regular diesel. I know that there was some left there in the tank but after adding 100 gallons it was so diluted that you could not tell.

 

At the north platte eb Poe they were checking a few years ago for it. Haven't seen them check since.

 

I got dipped in northern Minnesota on vacation. In my dodge pickup. I was only 1200 miles from my farm tank.

 

the tax man says cherry red for non tax off road,a lite red mix wont do anything

 

Mistakes happen, it's only because your human, only difference in the fuel is the die. No extra suffer ,back when it was a big deal they pulled a lot of the lube out along with octane properties, cat engines injection pumps where dropping like flies, cat introduced higher pump pressures, which had more friction ,less lube in the fuel resulted in barrels going down in the injection pump. Since then I add a little ATF or a little clean ( as I can get it) used oil to the fuel, this lubes the injection pump on the older engines. 3406's .Have not lost an injection pump due to dry fuel. By the way used oil will mask out the die.

 

I say, Get yourself to a Catholic Church and go into one of them "tell you want I did bad" booths. Let the Good Father forgive you because the IRS won't.

Accidents are a reflection of your inner most desires. You obviously have some issues of a deep feelings for someone that you have not been able to satisfy. Now, lie down and tell me, when did you first wish to use the wrong hose?

 

And try to avoid Georgia Scales until you get it out. They check for that pretty regularly.

 

Just say you're running pink fuel in honor of Breast Awareness