What to Do If a Car That Requires 95 Octane Gasoline Is Filled with 92 Octane?

[PeterAnn]

There is no problem if a car that requires 95 octane gasoline is filled with 92 octane. Here is the relevant information: 1. A car that requires 95 octane gasoline can also use 92 octane gasoline, as long as you do not drive aggressively and the engine does not operate at sustained high RPMs (above 4000 RPM). 92 octane gasoline will not cause any issues. However, if you need to drive aggressively for an extended period, such as on a racetrack, then you should use a higher octane fuel, like many sports cars that require 98 octane gasoline on the track. 2. In fact, there will be no problems during daily driving, but when you need to accelerate, the engine's computer will have protective measures, such as releasing pressure in advance to reduce the possibility of knocking.