Should I fill up my loaner with 87?
I think my trans is finally done, It would like jump forward at 40mph and they kinda temp fixed it & blamed it on the relay and it took them 3 weeks to fix lol so im hoping I get a new trans finally.
lol nice. Good luck on them taking care of the problem. I get a pretty decent shudder from it around 70MPH and I know its the tranny but their telling me its my exhaust. Im like you guys are some genius's
haha yeah my sunroof creaks so they lube the weather seal...yeah that helps for 15 mins lol they never do anything right & they told me it would cost at least $500 to fix all the rattles haha I guess warranty doesn't cover rattles :/
87 is not going to harm the engine at all for the short period of time u have the car.
The worst that would happen if 87 was used say over a 10 year period would be more deposits and build up on the engine.
The worst that would happen if 87 was used say over a 10 year period would be more deposits and build up on the engine.
The only problem is, the next person that gets it either won't know any better, or say "fvck it" and put 87 into it
Arco's a **** ton cheaper haha and 91 octane is still 91 octane. I'd rather fill up with Acro with 91 octane than fill up with Shell with 87. I might actually have to start using Arco for a bit until the gas prices go down because this is ridiculous..
i'm not looking forward to the day it costs me $100 to fill the tank, but i guess it's coming....sigh....
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