What are the consequences of mixing 95 and 92 gasoline?
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Mixing 95 and 92 gasoline mainly has the following consequences: 1. Scientific research has shown that occasionally mixing these two types of gasoline will not cause any problems (it can be temporarily mixed in emergencies; after mixing, fuel additives can be added for cleaning). 2. However, long-term mixed use can cause significant damage, as prolonged mixing of oils can lead to fuel line blockages. 3. Each car undergoes engine testing during production. Due to different compression ratios of each engine, the required gasoline octane rating varies. Long-term mixing of gasoline can result in engine knocking or insufficient power.