What grade of gasoline should the Teana V6 use?
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Teana Duke V6 can use 92 or 95 grade gasoline. Types of gasoline: Gasoline types include leaded, unleaded, and ethanol gasoline. Currently, gas stations mainly sell 90, 93, 95, 97, and 98 grade gasoline. The choice of gasoline for a car depends on the engine's compression ratio. Different compression ratios are suitable for different gasoline grades. Methods to save fuel while driving: Make good use of the brake pedal. If you are skilled, you can shift into neutral gear well before stopping and adjust speed using the brake pedal. Maintain proper tire pressure. If the tire pressure is too low, it will consume more fuel, so check tire pressure regularly. Proper tire pressure that meets requirements can reduce fuel consumption by 3 to 5 percent.
I remember when I drove the Teana V6, the fuel cap clearly stated - 92 octane or higher unleaded gasoline. Old-timers know that this V6 engine doesn't have an exceptionally high compression ratio, so 92 octane is perfectly adequate and can even save you some fuel costs. However, if you're frequently stuck in city traffic, 95 octane can help reduce carbon buildup. The key is to check what the owner's manual specifies. I've seen people using 95 octane long-term with minimal actual difference in performance, only to end up hurting their wallets. And a reminder: don't skimp by going to small gas stations—poor fuel quality will definitely trigger the engine light.
