Hmm. I guess I'd start with checking the prescription for your glasses, but there's nothing else to lose sleep over. Diesel fuel burns hotter than gasoline but it has lubricating properties that are not found in gasoline. If there was just a few gallons of diesel, I wouldn't have drained it. I would have run it to near empty to get all the diesel out, then added fresh gas, rather than keep on diluting the diesel that was remaining.
The bigger worry is when people put gas in a diesel tank. Gas waits for a spark to ignite it. Diesels use the heat from compression so they have a much higher "compression ratio" to generate those higher temperatures. That high temperature will self-ignite gas too soon and cause severe running problems. Also, the diesel fuel, being more of an oil, lubricates numerous parts. Gas won't provide that lubrication.
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Friday, July 10th, 2015 AT 6:12 PM