Does the ds6 run on 93 gasoline?

Yes, refer to the vehicle's instruction manual for instructions on fuel.

No. 97 gasoline refers to gasoline fuel with antiknock performance equivalent to 97% isooctane and 3% n-heptane. The larger the marker, the better the anti-explosion performance. Different grades of gasoline should be selected according to the different engine compression ratios, which will be indicated in the instruction manual of each vehicle.

In general, No. 90 (China IV) gasoline should be used for mid-range cars with compression ratios between them, and No. 93 (China IV) gasoline should be used for cars with greater compression ratios.

If the engine with high compression ratio chooses low-grade gasoline, the cylinder temperature will rise sharply, the gasoline combustion will be incomplete, and the machine will vibrate strongly, so that the output power will decrease, the parts will be damaged, and the fuel consumption and driving will be weak. If the engine with a low compression ratio uses high-grade oil, there will be a "stagnant burn" phenomenon, that is, when the compression ratio is the highest, it is not yet the spontaneous ignition point, and there will be incomplete combustion, which is not good for the engine.

Hello, both 93 and 97 are fine. 97 is better than 93 gasoline, good engine power, less carbon deposition from combustion, can also delay the life of the engine, more stable operation and other advantages, but it is a little higher.

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Although the engine of the DS6 is turbocharged, the DS6 is not picky about the 93.

The DS6 is gasoline 93. Hello, 97 is nothing more than 93 gasoline is a little higher octane and better explosiveness. However, in terms of the cleanliness of the oil, there is not much difference. Personally, I think it's okay to add number 93.

Hello, the DS6 is made with 93 gasoline. If I can help you, please set it to, thank you!

Hello; Yes, you can use No. 93 gasoline! Hope it helps!

Yes, it is possible to use gasoline above 92.

Hello, friend.

Gasoline is the original national IV standard, and now the national product has been upgraded and changed to national V92 gasoline.

Cars that use 93 gasoline will have no effect if they are overdosed with 95 gasoline. But it's better not to mix numbers 93 and 95. Because the additives and chemical composition of gasoline are different for different grades.

Gasoline designation is the ratio of the knock resistance of actual gasoline to that of standard gasoline. The higher the grade, the stronger the anti-explosion performance. Standard gasoline is composed of isooctane and n-heptane. It is not that the higher the grade, the better, and the gasoline grade should be reasonably selected according to the engine compression ratio.

No, it doesn't matter if you do it once or twice, but it's best not to mix them for a long time.

It is better not to mix 93 and 95, it is better to use one gasoline for a long time! Because the additives and chemical composition of gasoline are different for different grades. No. 93 gasoline is a low-grade oil compared to No. 95 oil, which is often mixed, which will cause insufficient power, insufficient combustion, affect the service life of the spark plug, and bring more exhaust pollution.

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Now the car must use lead-free gasoline, if the DAO has been using this version for a long time. So hurry up and check your three-way catalytic converter and oxygen sensor.

The impact of sporadic use of unleaded gasoline instead of unleaded gasoline is basically negligible, and it is used for a long time. It's all bad for the car!

The purpose of lead in gasoline is to increase the octane number of gasoline, that is, it is better to resist knocking. Previously, no substitutes had to be used, and later chemical additives were invented to replace lead. 1 is environmentally friendly, 2 is leaded gasoline is not good for the car engine.

No, but don't mix, that is, the next time you use 93 gasoline, you should use the 95 gasoline in the current tank as clean as possible and add 93

You just add it, do you really think that some gas stations now will really give you such a clear point? The label is different, maybe it's still pumping oil from an oil depot, don't believe them, you will add 93 in the future, my own Passat field is added 93 oil.

Your car manufacturer advises.

What gasoline does BAI use? If it's 93, don't use 95 after that, but.

You can use 97 gasoline is not much more expensive, but the engine is better and burns more fully! Don't mix it, it's best to use one gasoline for a long time! Relatively speaking, high-grade gasoline is better for the car!

Although the country's current gasoline labeling is divided into details, the real label is not so accurate!

High-grade gasoline can replace low-grade gasoline, this is no problem, it's more expensive

If you use a higher oil than the manufacturer's recommended mark, there is nothing wrong with it, the combustion will be more sufficient, and the engine output will be better. If you use a lower oil than the manufacturer's recommended mark, the car may not run as smoothly as the original, the power will decrease, and there will be a phenomenon of excessive fuel consumption.

You can rest assured, there is no problem.

DS6 a tank of oil 60 liters urban fuel consumption is about 9-10 liters 100km If the pure urban area can only run 600-660 kilometers Pure high-speed about 800 kilometers Fuel consumption will be affected by road conditions, vehicle status and driver technology.

Yes, 97 is higher than 93, so it doesn't matter, but the ignition will be a little stuck after changing back to 93, and you can play a few more times.

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