I have a 2021 RAM diesel with 3,000 miles on it. When I was adding DEF some of it splashed out into the diesel tank side, maybe about a tablespoon or less. The truck already had about 3/4 of tank of fuel, I top it off with diesel. I know you're not suppose to start the truck with fuel contamination but I did someone told me that it wasn't enough to hurt anything and just add water remover. I am on the road traveling back home and about 1,000 miles from home. I drove the truck 20 miles to a pilot store and then found some water remover at Pilot https://www.amazon.com/Howes-103060...001JT3I0U/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 and added it to my fuel.
And some of your are wondering why is the diesel cap not on? What really pisses me off is that the $%@! cheaply thin cap that RAM puts on these new trucks is ridiculous. It doesn't even screw on and just fit right over the opening and not attached to the truck like the DEF cap is, it looks like it's a temporary cap you take off and throw away. So when I was fueling the truck at my last fuel up. I took the cap off and set it on the side of the truck bed and the wind came along and blew the damn thing behind the truck cab and the bed ...total BS. And there was no way I could get to it. So I figured I would buy a new one once I got back home. Well at my next fuel stop I needed DEF and when I was fueling up with DEF a small amount (tablespoon or less) ran over into the diesel.
So I am hoping that everything will be ok. I'll change the filters when I get home and also keep an eye on the water separator warning light.
And some of your are wondering why is the diesel cap not on? What really pisses me off is that the $%@! cheaply thin cap that RAM puts on these new trucks is ridiculous. It doesn't even screw on and just fit right over the opening and not attached to the truck like the DEF cap is, it looks like it's a temporary cap you take off and throw away. So when I was fueling the truck at my last fuel up. I took the cap off and set it on the side of the truck bed and the wind came along and blew the damn thing behind the truck cab and the bed ...total BS. And there was no way I could get to it. So I figured I would buy a new one once I got back home. Well at my next fuel stop I needed DEF and when I was fueling up with DEF a small amount (tablespoon or less) ran over into the diesel.
So I am hoping that everything will be ok. I'll change the filters when I get home and also keep an eye on the water separator warning light.