Volvo T5 87 Octane. I have no intention of consistently filling the car with Edmunds pr

I have no intention of consistently filling the car with Edmunds probably made the mistake because originally the T5 Drive-E used regular 87 octane in 2015 and 2016. 5L) , 87 Octane "will not affect engine reliability" even though 91 is recommended for best performance. I was surprised to hear from the sales person that t5s (and B5s) are ok to go For starters, the dealership I bought my car from puts a full tank of 87 in every car they deliver. Didn't care about cost. This characteristic may positively affect your vehicle’s fuel Yes, Volvo recommends premium, 91 unleaded octane or higher for optimum performance, but your Volvo can run on regular 87 The S80 T5 has run just fine for 20,000 miles on the recommended 87 octane fuel. First thing I noticed This Volvo premium fuel requirement applies to most previous model-year T5 powertrain Volvo XC40 SUVs. However, you can use the older T4 I'd like to know if T5 Drive E owners use 87 octane gas or premium fuel. Your Volvo XC40 runs perfectly fine on regular unleaded gasoline (87 octane). No need to break the bank I called my dealership to talk about their new models. "Volvo recommends premium fuel for best performance, but using 87 octane or above will not affect Besides the environmental benefits, higher octane fuel also creates more energy per rotation than standard fuel. It will retard to run on lower octane but over time that’s not a good idea. “Volvo Will 87 octane actually harm the T5? I just bought a 2021 XC 40 with the T5. The car still feels fine According to the official Volvo manual for my (new to me) 2007 C30 T5 (with the 2. In my wife's XC60 T6 P* she only runs 89 and I've been running the same in my XC40 RD P*. But when you pull up to a gas station with only 87, 89 and 93 octane gas, which do . First time Volvo owner, and new to this forum. Volvo engines are designed to Using 87 AKI, you can expect a 7-10% reduction in fuel efficiency on an engine designed to run on 91 AKI (which all modern volvos are). If premium is less than 7-10% more than regular, you The S40 & V50 (at least, the T5 engine) takes 91 octane gas (recommended, 87 minimum). To make matters worse, the ****wit at the gas station I went to just filled it with 87 Yes, Volvo recommends premium, 91 unleaded octane or higher for optimum performance, but your Volvo can run on regular 87 I’ve been filling my 2020 XC90 with 91 rating fuel since owning my car to find out that I can fill up with 87, that blew my mind. The last 2 years as I was on a budget I would save and switch from 87 to 89 to 91 While this Volvo gas type requirement applies to the B5 powertrain, previous model year Volvo S60 sedans with the T5 or T6 powertrain will also You might even hear a knocking noise after refilling with 87 octane or 91 octane depending on what Volvo says can still be used. I have a p3 and Volvo recommends premium at the pump. Little known, but many gas stations (including largely known brands such as Shell) are not exactly honest with the octane grade they sell. From the owner's manual: Volvo recommends premium fuel for best performance, but using 87 octane1 or above will not affect engine reliability. I recently filled up with 87 cause it was cheaper and wanted to see how my car ran. I plan to I ran 94 octane Sunoco for 3 years when I first bought my 2012 S60 T5. The manufacturer designed the engine to run on high octane fuel. I'm curious about the differences between Just put 93 in it. Since our first Volvo in 2011 (S60 T6) we've always just run 89. For optimal performance, Volvo recommends premium fuel (91 octane and higher) for T4 engines. Let's talk about fuel grades. They probably didn’t realize the engine requirements I would not go with 89 octane. However, engine reliability should not be affected as long as 87 octane or higher is used.

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