Re: [MV] Fw: The smell of old Diesel

From: Vernon Tuck (vtuck@tucklings.com)
Date: Sun Jul 25 2004 - 16:03:41 PDT

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I'll be interested in hearing other responses.

But in my experience, since diesel is an oil, old diesel smells like -
diesel.

Unlike gasoline there is nothing volatile in it to evaporate off, leaving a
residue.

I wonder if somebody put the wrong fuel in your generator.

Vernon

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