Gas issues
#1
Gas issues
Hey guys,
Sooo I live in Texas and have an S2k as my only mode of transportation. My issue is that, because of the hurricane, I cannot find any gas station that has 91/93 gas or that has any clue when any will be brought in. I'm very quickly running out and am honestly at a complete loss as to what to do. I've never run out of gas, but I'm starting to get pretty sure I will be soon.
Anything anyone can think of for this situation? Starting to get real nervous.
Thanks guys
Sooo I live in Texas and have an S2k as my only mode of transportation. My issue is that, because of the hurricane, I cannot find any gas station that has 91/93 gas or that has any clue when any will be brought in. I'm very quickly running out and am honestly at a complete loss as to what to do. I've never run out of gas, but I'm starting to get pretty sure I will be soon.
Anything anyone can think of for this situation? Starting to get real nervous.
Thanks guys
#6
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worst case, if you need gas you need gas. drive super slow, less throttle = less air. the car has knock sensors to retard timing so i don't see anything catastrophic happening.
if you can buy octane booster, do that.
if you can buy octane booster, do that.
#7
Hey guys,
Sooo I live in Texas and have an S2k as my only mode of transportation. My issue is that, because of the hurricane, I cannot find any gas station that has 91/93 gas or that has any clue when any will be brought in. I'm very quickly running out and am honestly at a complete loss as to what to do. I've never run out of gas, but I'm starting to get pretty sure I will be soon.
Anything anyone can think of for this situation? Starting to get real nervous.
Thanks guys
Sooo I live in Texas and have an S2k as my only mode of transportation. My issue is that, because of the hurricane, I cannot find any gas station that has 91/93 gas or that has any clue when any will be brought in. I'm very quickly running out and am honestly at a complete loss as to what to do. I've never run out of gas, but I'm starting to get pretty sure I will be soon.
Anything anyone can think of for this situation? Starting to get real nervous.
Thanks guys
Your ECU will pull timing and that's about it
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#8
From my (and your) owners manual (emphasis added):
Finding less than 87 (AKA Regular) will be difficult.
-- Chuck
Use of a gasoline with a pump octane less
than 87 can lead to engine damage.
than 87 can lead to engine damage.
-- Chuck
#10
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LL stands for lead, yes it is possible. However, it will not harm the engine at all, that is our engine designed for higher compression. Lower compression engines run extensively on leaded fuel may have fouling of the spark plugs.
However, the O2 sensor can be affected (the engine will run leaner/ avgas is denser) and the catalytic converters can be affected.
However, the O2 sensor can be affected (the engine will run leaner/ avgas is denser) and the catalytic converters can be affected.