alt.energy.renewable

bsr3997@ wrote:
> On Oct 17, 8:55 pm, " . Allen" wrote:
>> Eeyore wrote:
>>
>>> " . Allen" wrote:
>>>> Eeyore wrote:
>>>>> " . Allen" wrote:
>>>>>> At random I checked your link
>>>>>> /Q/Can_a_Land_Rover_Discovery_2_run_on_diesel_...
>>>>> Answer
>>>>> I would say no ...never heard of an engine that will run on both unless you change
>>>>> your compression ratio which they did on old tractors to start on gas and switched
>>>>> over to run on diesel They did this by closing a second intake valve thus increasing
>>>>> the compression ration from 6:1 to 16:1 ..so started on gas but ran on diesel
>>>>> Answer
>>>>> Diesel and gasoline are two different fuels and no engine designed to use one will
>>>>> run on the other.
>>>>> So, no 'diesel gasoline' there.
>>>> Are you trolling or did you honestly miss the question printed in big
>>>> bold letters printed next to the oversized "Q" at the top of the page?
>>> It's in the URL too.
>>> No such thing exists, that why the answers don't say anything about "diesel gasoline".
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> No it doesn't. You made it sound like some people call Diesel fuel
> "diesel gasoline".

How many of the links I posted did you look at?

> The above link writes about Diesel and/or
> gasoline.

In the answers, yes, but the question was about "diesel gasoline."

> It recognizes they are two different things.

The respondents do, but the questioner does not -- which is entirely the
point.