Toyota Camry: Is Regular Fuel better then Premium Fuel in Winter
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Is Regular Fuel better then Premium Fuel in Winter
Hi,
I tend to use an octane rating of 91 or higher for my 2002 Camry LE V6 since
Day 1. Since its very cold here in Canada, is there any benefit of running
regular fuel vs. premium fuel?
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Re: Is Regular Fuel better then Premium Fuel in Winter
Does a Camry V6 require premium fuel? If not, using regular fuel would have
the benefit of being less expensive.
"Car Guy" <com> wrote in message
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since
running
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The V6 Engine "recommends" premium fuel, so I follow the recommendation.
"Ghislain" <com-ISP_Name_Reversed> wrote in message
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have
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"Car Guy" <com> writes:
In the 2004 manual, it says 91 will give you "increased performance"
and so it's recommended, but I've read that increased performance is
about 1hp or so....
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Alan Shutko <org> - I am the rocks.
"I own the erasers for all the miniature golf pencils."
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Re: Is Regular Fuel better then Premium Fuel in Winter
The compression ratio of your engine is 10.5:1. Anything is above 10, the high octane fuel is recommended. Even there is a knock sensor to readjust the timming to eliminate knocking but the performance and fuel economy would get lower.
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In
news:talkaboutautos.com,
canoe2 <com> being of bellicose mind posted:
Ignition timing is not the exclusive variable available to the ECM to
limit detonation. There is also EGR which can be accomplished by the
traditional EGR valve, Variable Valve timing that IS adjusted to
increase valve overlap at lower engine speeds depending on load to
contaminate the fresh A/F charge with exhaust, and mixture enrichment
within program limits. There are motorcycle engines with 11.8:1 that
have no EGR and no knock sensors.
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-Philip
"Whatever is a choice will become chosen"
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Alan Shutko <org> spake unto the masses in
news:springies.com:
91 WHAT? RON or AKI? This is critical.
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TeGGeR®
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"Tegger®" <invalid> writes:
It said 91 octane, and some higher "research octane". I don't recall
the exact number. It didn't say anything about AKI.
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Alan Shutko <org> - I am the rocks.
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Re: Is Regular Fuel better then Premium Fuel in Winter
Alan Shutko <org> spake unto the masses in
news:springies.com:
If the manual specified 91 and then a higher number that it called
"Research Octane Number" (RON), then it means 91 "pump octane".
Pump octane is also known as "Anti-Knock Index" (AKI).
91 AKI is about 96 RON.
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TeGGeR®
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Re: Is Regular Fuel better then Premium Fuel in Winter
I have an '88 camry, 4 cyclinder. What type of fuel would be the best for
me? Do I want something with or without additives? What pump octane #
would be the best? I am a novice and I am learning lots from reading the
newsgroup. Your help and advice is greatly appreciated.
Rob
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