What are the precautions for switching from 95-octane gasoline to 92-octane gasoline?
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95-octane gasoline to 92-octane gasoline are: 1. First, confirm whether the current vehicle can use 92-octane gasoline; 2. If it is confirmed that 92-octane gasoline can be used, wait until the fuel in the tank is used up to the point where the fuel light comes on before refueling. 95-octane gasoline and 92-octane gasoline cannot be mixed. The reasons are: it affects the normal operation of the engine, causing car noise, weak driving, and engine damage. The characteristics of gasoline are: 1. Evaporation: In the engine cylinder, it quickly vaporizes and forms a uniform combustible mixture with air; 2. Stability: The ability to resist oxidation under normal temperature and liquid phase conditions is called stability; 3. Anti-knock: Refers to the ability of gasoline to resist detonation combustion under various usage conditions; 4. Corrosiveness: Sulfur compounds in gasoline can cause corrosion to objects.