Does the average car add 92 or 95?

Naturally aspirated engines generally recommend 92 # gasoline; For turbocharged engines, it is generally recommended to use 95 # and above gasoline. The fuel label to be used is marked on the inside of the car fuel tank cover. Whether it is 92 # gasoline or 95 # gasoline, it represents the anti-explosion performance of gasoline. The bigger the gasoline number, the better the antiknock performance.

Matters needing attention in automobile refueling

When driving a vehicle, always pay attention to the instructions of the fuel gauge. When the pointer shows that there is a quarter of fuel left, it's time to refuel. It's best not to wait for the oil meter light to come on before refueling. Nowadays, cars use electronic oil pumps, which need gasoline for lubrication and cooling. If you often wait for the oil lamp to turn on before refueling, the oil pump will not be well lubricated and cooled, which will eventually lead to a decline in the service life of the oil pump.

Do not refuel at noon. Because it expands with heat and contracts with cold, the volume of gasoline will increase with the increase of temperature. When the temperature drops, the volume of gasoline will decrease. Refueling is charged by volume. In order to save money, try to refuel in the morning or evening.