Does Using Gas from Small Gas Stations Affect the Car?

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DiRosalie
07/29/25 4:17pm
Long-term use of fuel from unregulated small gas stations can cause irreversible damage to the vehicle's fuel system. Here is an introduction to the automotive fuel system: 1. Function: According to the operating conditions of the engine, it supplies a certain amount of clean, well-atomized gasoline to form a combustible mixture with a certain amount of air. Additionally, the fuel system needs to store a considerable amount of gasoline to ensure the car has sufficient driving range. 2. Main Components: Includes the electronic control gasoline injection system, fuel supply system (gasoline tank, fuel filter, fuel pump, oil-gas separator, fuel lines, fuel gauge, and other auxiliary devices).
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