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What is your question?
it happened today
it was transmission fluid mixed with sugar. A whole quart of transmission fluid and a sandwich baggy filled with granulated sugar., the car has 226,000 miles
Dont run the car! get gas tank REMOVED from car and thoroughly flushed including fill pipe assembly. Doing it with the tank in the car , although easier and less time consuming , will not be as effective(in my opinion- but I don't have to guarantee the job , nor do I need to worry about it 20,000 miles from now. In other words get a shop you trust to do a GOOD job , because odds are any residue that IS left , will take a while to show its' affects.
"Sugar" can also be used to refer to water-soluble crystalline carbohydrates with varying sweetness. Sugars include monosaccharides , trisaccharides, and oligosaccharides,[26] in contrast to complex carbohydrates such as polysaccharides. So mix it with oil would bre almost like mixing water with oil.