help with a diesel question

[rfuerst911sc]

OK I will be " that guy " . Did your parents raise you to be deceitful ? Do you have children and consider this a teachable moment to lie and hope you are not caught ? In this world of " I don't take responsibility " this is yet just another example . You are 100 % responsible for this screw up . You got distracted I get that , but it is no excuse for what you did and no excuse for what you are doing . If you were taught right from wrong by your parents deep down you know what the right thing to do is . Whether you choose to do it or not is again 100 % on you . I'm sure I'm going to get blasted for my views so blast away .

[maytag]

Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc

If you were taught right from wrong by your parents deep down you know what the right thing to do is . Whether you choose to do it or not is again 100 % on you . I'm sure I'm going to get blasted for my views so blast away .

Very few things in this world are as impressive, or as humbling, as ownership of one's own mistakes. I guess that may be because it's become so rare.... unfortunately.

Gilles, there's really only once right answer here. Call them. Tell them. They can get the tank pumped out before they rent it again and it leaves someone else stranded.

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[itsnotanova]

The same thing happen to a coworker of mine. The mechanic at the lease company said to put automatic transmission in the tank. The truck ran fine but the fuel pump went out a few weeks later.