EURO-4 fuel

**StockEngine** · February 7th, 2017 11:15 PM

It has more additives but how much more? Nobody knows

**oj88** · February 8th, 2017 01:36 AM

Originally Posted by nijudaara

Hi,

I'm new here. Question on Euro 4 fuel, specifically on Gasoline Engine. Does a Euro 4 fuel has an effect to an old car say a 1995 model vehicle? This is in terms of its performance and possibly shorter lifespan ng fuel injector or any related parts for that matter?

Thanks,

It should be fine.

**jjmd3_787** · February 8th, 2017 10:25 PM

oj88 is right. Older cars can use Euro 4 fuels without any hassle but it doesn't work the other way around. Meaning, newer car models can't use older fuel types. They need the additives present in the Euro 4 fuels to keep them going due to their sophisticated state of the art parts.

Go old school!

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**istan** · February 9th, 2017 02:23 AM

Originally Posted by jjmd3_787

Anak ng . . . mas mahal ng 5 petot nang dahil lang sa word na TURBO? He he he. Walastik talaga ang mga kapitalistang yan.

Piso per letter. Dats Marketing!

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**jut703** · February 9th, 2017 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by istan

Piso per letter. Dats Marketing!

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Yes, it is.

The additional product cost between regular diesel and premium diesel is nowhere close to 5 pesos.

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**CVT** · February 9th, 2017 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by jjmd3_787

anak ng . . . Mas mahal ng 5 petot nang dahil lang sa word na turbo? He he he. Walastik talaga ang mga kapitalistang yan.

Originally Posted by istan

piso per letter. Dats marketing!
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**kyoudaiai** · March 7th, 2017 10:29 PM

probably more issue on diesel than gasoline specially with the newer model and smaller engines. old and bigger engines generally won't be hurt much switching types.

**June R.** · August 26th, 2017 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by kyoudaiai

probably more issue on diesel than gasoline specially with the newer model and smaller engines. old and bigger engines generally won't be hurt much switching types.

Ung kapitbahay ko owner sya ng adventure nababalita nga na by jan 1 2018 must be euro4 compliant na. balak nya ibenta car nya kasi baka nextyear magsilabasan ung mga asbu ba yun sa kalye para sa mga sasakyang euro 2 engine like l300,advie at pinakamausok na crosswind na parahin kesa daw sa lageng nahuhuli sya.batas buwaya sa kalye para pangkape who knows pede mangyari sau sa sasakyang mung euro2 at posible madaming asbu sa kalye nextyear...

**oj88** · August 26th, 2017 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by June R.

Ung kapitbahay ko owner sya ng adventure nababalita nga na by jan 1 2018 must be euro4 compliant na. balak nya ibenta car nya kasi baka nextyear magsilabasan ung mga asbu ba yun sa kalye para sa mga sasakyang euro 2 engine like l300,advie at pinakamausok na crosswind na parahin kesa daw sa lageng nahuhuli sya.batas buwaya sa kalye para pangkape who knows pede mangyari sau sa sasakyang mung euro2 at posible madaming asbu sa kalye nextyear...

Applicable lang sa "new car" registration. After Dec 31, 2017, hindi mo na mapapa-rehistro ang bagong sasakyan na hindi at least Euro 4.

Sa mga existing na sasakyan na hindi na-meet ang Euro 4 standard, pwede pa rin ipa-renew ang registration hanggang wala pang phase-out plan na galing sa gobyerno.

Source: DENR Reminds Car Buyers: Only Euro 4 Vehicles Allowed to be Registered by 2018 | ************ - Philippine Car News, Car Reviews, Car Features, Car Buyer's Guide and Car Prices.

...new vehicles which haven’t been registered and do not meet Euro 4 emissions standards cannot be registered any more.

This ruling has no effect on vehicles already purchased and are already registered with the LTO.