99 v70 GLT and fuel requirements?
My manual calls for 93 octane due to the turbo.
I was told today that I don't need to run the 93 octane.
What do you guys run?
I was also thinking of get a 98 S70 turbo. Is 93 octane required for that as well?
Dan
I was told today that I don't need to run the 93 octane.
What do you guys run?
I was also thinking of get a 98 S70 turbo. Is 93 octane required for that as well?
Dan
If you can afford it run 93 all the time.
If you can't run one tank 93 and then one tank a lower octane.
Thats how I run both of my cars at the moment.
If you can't run one tank 93 and then one tank a lower octane.
Thats how I run both of my cars at the moment.
I run 87 octane in mine all the time. I have experimented with higher octane and it made no difference whatsoever in mileage or how the car felt. All three of mine are turbos.
But the long term problems with running the 87 all the time on the turbo cars is it will lead to a Burnt valve over a period of time.
Thats why I suggest trying to stay with atleast the mid grade or one of each.
Thats why I suggest trying to stay with atleast the mid grade or one of each.
Now, I didn't think of burnt valves. I was thinking of carbine build up but that would normally be with a lower octane fuel. Then again, this is my first car with a turbo.
For my daughter, maybe we will stay away from the turbo's.
For my daughter, maybe we will stay away from the turbo's.
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Now, I didn't think of burnt valves. I was thinking of carbine build up but that would normally be with a lower octane fuel. Then again, this is my first car with a turbo.
For my daughter, maybe we will stay away from the turbo's.
Now, I didn't think of burnt valves. I was thinking of carbine build up but that would normally be with a lower octane fuel. Then again, this is my first car with a turbo.
For my daughter, maybe we will stay away from the turbo's.
I also run Valve cleaner through both of my turbo cars every 1 to 2 months.
I usually get some stuff from work and run it through the intake but I also love but can't always afford Techron. That stuff works AWESOME.
I hear Seafoam works great as well but never used it.
I hear Seafoam works great as well but never used it.
I use regular too, just two weeks ago I drove back to school (from Boston to DC) on one tank of gas!! and when I got to school the screen still showed 100 miles left! I was so impressed!!!!! Thats like 450 miles!
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