UNLEADED GAS
For years 2000 and up, what Class A MHs use REGULAR unleaded gas???
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Bill.Satellite wrote:
This might be a question about using regular vs. mid grade or premium grade gas.If there is no note that states something other than regular is required then it was designed to work with regular. Most all RV's were/are designed to run on regular gas.
Looks like ya called it, Bill! O.P.has edited the...O.P.!Big1Dog wrote:
For years 2000 and up, what Class A MHs use REGULAR unleaded gas???- This might be a question about using regular vs. mid grade or premium grade gas.
If there is no note that states something other than regular is required then it was designed to work with regular. Most all RV's were/are designed to run on regular gas. Francesca Knowles wrote:
But the word 'unleaded' just won't go away.
I don't think leaded gas engines have been sold in this country since the early 1980's.Francesca Knowles wrote:
As opposed to leaded gas, or to diesel????
If the former, I don't think leaded gas engines have been sold in this country since the early 1980's...production/sale of the fuel itself was officially phased out by 1996
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If I remember correctly, unleaded fuel became available in 1973 or 1974, and was required in some new cars. Those cars would only accept the small nozzle used for unleaded fuel. By the late 70's, I believe just about all new cars used unleaded.- As opposed to leaded gas, or to diesel????
If the former, I don't think leaded gas engines have been sold in this country since the early 1980's...production/sale of the fuel itself was officially phased out by 1996 - Those that have gasoline engines.......
Not being cute or funny.
Modern computer controlled engine fuel system rarely require premium grade fuel.
All grades are unleaded. But regular 89 octane is the norm.
Blended grades (with ethanol) will get lower mpg due to the lower BTU content - My guess would be all of them since that is about all you can buy anymore. Is this by any chance a trick question lol.
