Does the number 92 at the gas station indicate diesel or gasoline?
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At gas stations, the number 92 is clearly marked, and there are two fueling nozzles on the same station dispenser, with gasoline and diesel available at the same station. Here are some precautions for refueling your car: 1. Refuel promptly: The fuel pump generates heat during operation. If the fuel level is insufficient, the pump cannot dissipate heat in time, accelerating its aging. Therefore, it's best to refuel when the tank is down to a quarter full. 2. Fuel quality: When refueling, choose gas stations with better fuel quality. It is recommended to go to state-owned gas stations, as some private ones might use inferior fuel for profit. 3. Octane rating: Always pay attention to the octane rating when refueling. The recommended fuel grade for your car is usually indicated on the fuel tank cap. A car designed for 95 octane can run on 92 octane gasoline, but prolonged use may affect the vehicle. 4. Fuel quantity: Avoid overfilling the tank to reduce trips to the gas station. Generally, filling until the first click of the pump is sufficient, which means the fuel level is about 80-90% full. This leaves enough space in the tank to accommodate gases produced by fuel evaporation.