Engine 'blown' is rather vague....blown infers once rotating parts have been ejected from the crankcase.
Did you fill it with diesel in error?.......should be impossible since a diesel nozzle won't fit in a gasoline filler neck.
If it was diesel, and a fuel station had a underground tank for gasoline filled with diesel in error, the expense to repair falls on them....hopefully you charged the fuel and can get the receipt.
I have had several gasoline engines misfilled with diesel in the past, brought in for repair......once the fuel was exchanged I never had any problems getting the vehicles to recover......they did smoke a bit till the second tankful but otherwise, no problems.
In general, diesel fuel in a gas engine, if it starts, just takes the power away and smokes like mad........I'm thinking this shopmay be jumping to conclusions.
Keep us informed,
Rob
Did you fill it with diesel in error?.......should be impossible since a diesel nozzle won't fit in a gasoline filler neck.
If it was diesel, and a fuel station had a underground tank for gasoline filled with diesel in error, the expense to repair falls on them....hopefully you charged the fuel and can get the receipt.
I have had several gasoline engines misfilled with diesel in the past, brought in for repair......once the fuel was exchanged I never had any problems getting the vehicles to recover......they did smoke a bit till the second tankful but otherwise, no problems.
In general, diesel fuel in a gas engine, if it starts, just takes the power away and smokes like mad........I'm thinking this shopmay be jumping to conclusions.
Keep us informed,
Rob