What type of fuel does the Ford Raptor use?
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Overseas, the Ford Raptor uses 95-octane gasoline, while in China, 93-octane or 97-octane can be used. More details are as follows: 1. The role of engine oil: Engine oil is extremely important for engine operation as it serves the dual functions of lubrication and heat dissipation. Therefore, the engine should never lack oil at any time. However, adding excessive oil (beyond the upper limit of the dipstick) can have adverse consequences. 2. Excessive oil: This increases the rotational resistance of the crankshaft, reduces the engine's output power, and allows excess oil to enter the combustion chamber, leading to oil burning, blue smoke emission, and increased fuel consumption. The residue from burned oil (mainly composed of carbon, which is very hard) can accumulate on the combustion chamber walls, reducing the chamber's volume and thus lowering the engine's compression ratio. Additionally, it accelerates wear on the cylinders and pistons, shortening the vehicle's lifespan. 3. Insufficient oil: If the oil level is too low, certain engine components, such as the cam followers and valves, may not receive adequate lubrication, resulting in component wear and even severe incidents like cylinder scoring or bearing seizure.