When we go to petrol station , there is 2 kind of petrol we can pump. The first type which is quite commonly use is charged at RM1.920 per little , another type which is cheaper. The more cheaper petrol is leaded?

My question is .. what kind of car can use those cheaper fuel ?

I am using an old Toyota Corolla 1.5 DX
using 3A-U engine and it is super petrol drinker. It sucked Rm0.21 per KM I am just curious is my car suitable to use the cheaper petrol ?

What is the disadvantage of using those cheaper petrol

Sorry for my n00bbess If this topic has been posted before I want to say sorry , because I don't know what is the keyword to search.

Did I miss out anything ?

I hoping I could get a clear answer , what happen if I pump the RON 92 petrol

What are the difference between 92 and 97? I just did some google search and came across this site http://www.monsterblog.com.my/2006/07/25/r...his-ron-person/

now the problem is .. is my engine is made for RON 92 ??? I don't have manual for this car because this car is older than me futhermore my family bought this car 2nd hand

This post has been edited by wilson88: Dec 6 2006, 08:14 PM

Guess I will stick back to Ron97 since it don't save much. Anyway my car is not economical , maybe u consider 0.21/km is cheap

I just had my service a month ago , my sparkplug should be in good condition

sure GL is having better fuel consumption because of the engine. I am running on 1.5 while GL only 1.3

I refering the same corolla series I am driving. I seldom see one car similar with mine on the road. I don't know why

It was a refurbish car

I got to know that the car actually changed to a second hand engine car. I don't know what is the original engine model but I do know the current one 3A-U.

this time I going to try pumping Ron92 to see how far can I go

my life is full with traffic jam

everyday go to college JAM JAM JAM

ok la .. this soon going to change to a chatting thread. I better close it before it get worst

I got my answer , thanks