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    I drive a 96 corolla. I used unleaded gas from the time we got it in 1996 until it turned 6 years old when I switched to premium. I've been thinking of switching back to unleaded because of the high gas prices but a friend told me that older cars are supposed to use premium gasoline. Is this true?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    I drive a 96 corolla. I used unleaded gas from the time we got it in 1996 until it turned 6 years old when I switched to premium. I've been thinking of switching back to unleaded because of the high gas prices but a friend told me that older cars are supposed to use premium gasoline. Is this true?
    You can simply switch to unleaded gasoline or whatever is the recommended fuel type for your car. Your corolla should run fine with unleaded gasoline. It would probably run fine on E10 gasoline aside from the slightly reduced fuel mileage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    I drive a 96 corolla. I used unleaded gas from the time we got it in 1996 until it turned 6 years old when I switched to premium. I've been thinking of switching back to unleaded because of the high gas prices but a friend told me that older cars are supposed to use premium gasoline. Is this true?

    Its best to consult your car manual to check what octane rating it needs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    I drive a 96 corolla. I used unleaded gas from the time we got it in 1996 until it turned 6 years old when I switched to premium. I've been thinking of switching back to unleaded because of the high gas prices but a friend told me that older cars are supposed to use premium gasoline. Is this true?
    Gasoline fuels are all unleaded now, it's just a matter of octane level, from 91 (or is it 87?) to 95 octane.

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    ^^^ may 96 octane rating pa .. yung petron blaze ..

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    cathy there will be no problem to your car switching premium to unleaded...vice versa

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    Do I need to empty the tank or I could mix the unleaded with premium? I'm supposed to have my weekly full tank later kasi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    Do I need to empty the tank or I could mix the unleaded with premium? I'm supposed to have my weekly full tank later kasi.
    no need to empty the tank

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    Do I need to empty the tank or I could mix the unleaded with premium? I'm supposed to have my weekly full tank later kasi.

    no need...both are unleaded btw...pwede ka rin mag E10, 2 pesos cheaper..

    RON lang ang difference nila...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    no need...both are unleaded btw...pwede ka rin mag E10, 2 pesos cheaper..

    RON lang ang difference nila...
    yup. pwede E10 dyan. yun nga lang, medyo decreased mileage.
    OT: maniwala ka kay shadow sa lahat ng sasabihin nya about gas... sumisinghot ng gasolina yan e...

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