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Richard Sauer
 
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Default SAAB and gas quality - 02-25-2007 , 12:59 AM






Assuming you are using the recommended octane rating, has anyone noticed if
their SAAB is particularly sensitive to certain brands of gasoline? I have a
9-5 v6, and I think it runs better on Shell....but this might be pure
fantasy on my part.

Rich



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Paul Halliday
 
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Default Re: SAAB and gas quality - 02-25-2007 , 04:46 AM






in article 4J-dncF6tpJIrnzYnZ2dnUVZ_r-onZ2d (AT) comcast (DOT) com, Richard Sauer at
chongkil (AT) comcast (DOT) net wrote on 25/02/2007 06:59:

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Assuming you are using the recommended octane rating, has anyone noticed if
their SAAB is particularly sensitive to certain brands of gasoline? I have a
9-5 v6, and I think it runs better on Shell....but this might be pure
fantasy on my part.
Taking a completely unscientific approach, I can say that my car prefers our
local supermarket super unleaded. Based on doing similar journeys, driving
conditions and similar styles over successive weeks on different fuels, I
find I can achieve higher and more prolonged boost and Sainsbury's super
unleaded. MPG is better, too.

A close second is Esso Supreme (again, a 97 UK RON fuel), then Total
Excellium (I think this might be a 98 UK RON fuel), Texaco SUL and lastly
Shell V-Power, with which my car misfires, gets little over base boost and
fuel mileage down to around 20 MPG. Our FIAT, on the other hand loves
V-Power

Paul

1989 900 Turbo S
http://saab.go.dyndns.org/



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