I let her down :(
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I let her down :(
Well like the title says, I let her down. I didnt mean to, and I knew I done wrong just after it happened. I even prommised her not to do it ever again.
I accidently put 87 octane in her! about 3/4 of a tank . Is this going to hurt anything? Or will it just run like poop till its gone? 06 ss/sc g85.
I accidently put 87 octane in her! about 3/4 of a tank . Is this going to hurt anything? Or will it just run like poop till its gone? 06 ss/sc g85.
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when i first bought my first cobalt ss/sc my mom drove it to school for me where i was at the time and she filled it twice with 87 octane. it had gm stage 2 and gmpp exhaust. i didnt see any issues at all
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Its not really a problem unless you run hard and the car starts to knock. Hopefully the computer will pick up any premature detonation or excessive cylinder heat and retard the timing automatically to protect the engine. When new fuel goes in, it will adjust back accordingly. At least that's how most modern computer controlled ignitions do it.
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I couldnt take the shame so I went and bought a bottle of Lucas Octane Booster. I think maybe shes happy now. That and I was paranoid i'd mess something up.
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If it's completely stock, I really wouldn't worry about it too much. The stock tune doesn't have much timing in it, and the computers will pull timing if needed when knock occurs.