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IIRC Chevron has no ethanol in their gas. Quick question though, the Chevrons around my area only offers 91 or 94 sometimes, but sometimes I get gas in the states
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IIRC Chevron has no ethanol in their gas. Quick question though, the Chevrons around my area only offers 91 or 94 sometimes, but sometimes I get gas in the states they only have either 89 or 92. I'm a complete noob on this stuff, so I was wondering if it's okay to mix 91 with 92 if say I have a half a tank of 91 gas left in my car?
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 Would 94 and 91 have any difference in them at all for our engines? I notice it's only like a $4 difference between the two for fill ups, if it actually helps then I wouldn't mind paying that extra $4 but I seem to be getting mixed responses from people
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