Is There Any Impact If 95 Gasoline Is Mistakenly Filled with 92?

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Mistakenly filling 95 gasoline with 92 occasionally has little impact, just switch back to 95 gasoline. Impacts of mistakenly filling 95 gasoline with 92: For vehicles that use 95 gasoline, mistakenly filling with 92 gasoline once in a while does not have much impact. However, prolonged use may lead to insufficient engine anti-knock capability, resulting in engine vibration, even body shaking, steering wheel vibration, decreased power performance, increased fuel consumption, and engine carbon buildup. Differences in gasoline grades: Gasoline grades mainly refer to the ratio of gasoline's anti-knock performance to that of standard gasoline (knocking) (standard gasoline is composed of isooctane and n-heptane). The higher the grade, the stronger the anti-knock performance. 95 gasoline has stronger anti-knock performance than 92 gasoline.