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Put Petrol in a Diesel Dacia Logan dCi 90?
If you've gone and put the wrong fuel in your Dacia you probably want to know what you should do about it. The answer to this question depends on the quantity of Petrol you put in your Diesel car.
The first thing we need to look at is the Dacia's fuel tank capacity. So, what is the fuel capacity of a 1.5-litre Diesel Logan dCi 90? The answer is: the fuel tank capacity of most Dacia Logan dCi 90s is about 50 litres (according to our database).
What to do about putting Petrol in a Diesel Dacia will vary dependent on the amount of Petrol used. So, there are three possible scenarios:
(Please Note: These figures are approximates. Running an engine on any amount of incorrect fuel can cause damage, regardless of contamination percentage. Information given here is advice based solely on our customer reports and case histories. Full details should be procured from your vehicle manufacturer.)- FIVE PERCENT: If you put less than 2.5 litres of Petrol in a Diesel Dacia Logan dCi 90 then in most cases, if the car's tank is completely filled with the correct fuel before it is started, it will probably be fine.
- FIVE TO TEN PERCENT: If you've put between 2.5 and 5 litres then you should probably give us a call. This is the grey area where sometimes you can get away with just topping it up, and sometimes you can't. Call us and, with a bit more information, we'll be able to give you the best advice on what to do next.
- If you've put more than 5 litres of the wrong fuel in your Dacia Logan dCi 90 then you should definitely get it drained. This equates to more than 10% contamination and exceeds any "safe" contamination level.
To be completely sure you are doing the right thing, give us a call. We can provide sensible advice based on thousands of successfully resolved fuel contaminations. Additionally, no matter where you are in the UK, we are able to get a fuel drain vehicle out to you to perform a full fuel drain on your vehicle. And we are specialists in conducting fuel drains on Dacias.
As one of the UKs largest independent mobile fuel drain services Wrong Fuel Drainage Solutions is proud to boast full nationwide UK coverage. We have fuel drain technicians in all major cities as well as a network of subcontractors spanning the length and breadth of the country.
On a vehicle that has been run on the wrong/contaminated fuel we can also:
- Flush the fuel lines
- Prime the system with clean fuel (provided at pump price if needed)
- Purge all contaminated fuel from the system
- Clear the fuel filter and flush it clean
- Additive (provided at cost) in the fuel tank to clean and lubricate everything
- Full diagnostic run to clear any fault codes associated with the misfuel
We provide specialist Dacia fuel drain services
Call us for help with your misfuelled Dacia.
Did you know this interesting little fact about Dacia?
Dacia is a Romanian car manufacturer that takes its name from the historic region that constitutes much of present-day Romania. The company was founded in 1966, and has been a subsidiary of the French car manufacturer Renault since 1999.Your vehicle details:
Make: Dacia
Model: Logan dCi 90
Engine (cc): 1461
Engine (litres): 1.5
Fuel Type: Diesel
Fuel Capacity: 50
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A motorist who had unluckily put unleaded in his diesel Dacia phoned us for help at the Shell filling station. He thought it would be good to fill up before continuing on to the local holiday park . "I put petrol instead of diesel which probably wasn't a wonderful way to start to our getaway." It was no hassle in any way for our fuel drainer to go along and perform the fuel drain. We hope the family had a good holiday break.
