What to Do If 95 and 92 Gasoline Are Mixed?

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Mixing 95 and 92 gasoline once or twice will not have much impact, but it should not be used for a long time. Long-term mixing of different grades of gasoline will affect the service life of the car's ignition system, fuel injector, and spark plug, and advance the overhaul time of the vehicle. The following is a related introduction about gasoline grades: 1. The commonly mentioned 92 or 95 gasoline grades do not represent the quality or purity of the gasoline, but rather the anti-knock index of the gasoline. 2. There is a component in gasoline called isooctane. The mentioned 92 or 95 refers to the octane number in the gasoline. The higher the content, the stronger the anti-knock property of the gasoline. Under the same conditions, the anti-knock index of 95 gasoline is stronger than that of 92 gasoline.