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Jan 15, 2014 | 10:17 AM

#11

ChibiBlackSheep

Monte Of The Month -- August 2014

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From: Southeast PA

They are very clever in their marketing, it wasn't until recently that I realized

Mar 27, 2014 | 09:58 AM

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owens91

Monte Of The Month -- October 2014

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From: philly pa

is bp considered one of the "top tier" gasoline places? i used to always go to sunoco because i thought they were good, i switched over to bp for a while to see what the "invergorate" does for my car, still been getting the same lousy 15-16mpg though

Mar 27, 2014 | 10:20 AM

#13

nitehawkjcb

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Depends which car I'm putting gas in lol

The SUV or the Honda? I get gas wherever. The Monte? Ethanol free 93 octane

Mar 27, 2014 | 07:37 PM

#14

ZIPPY02

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From: Mountains of Utah

I put the cheapest in my old truck, but I guess I'm falling for the advertising hype the big boys put out and try to only put Chevron, Texaco in my Monte when possible.

Mar 28, 2014 | 12:02 AM

#15

crazyzach722

Monte of the Month -- March 2015

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From: Pittsburgh, PA

I normally put the cheapest in my monte but it is just a n/a 3800 engine anyway. Would there be any benefit of putting the better gasoline it then?

Oct 3, 2022 | 01:01 PM

#16

840G

Joined: Oct 2022

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Looking for advice

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leprechaun93

So I know quite a few people are very picky as to where their gas comes from. I for one believe gas is gas, and ill get it anywhere as long as the station doesnt look dingy. So is top tier gas really all that special? Am I missing out on something, where should I get my gas then.

Did you ever fuigure out the problem?i gota sb 305 starting to have the same problem.

Oct 3, 2022 | 02:43 PM

#17

bumpin96monte

Joined: Feb 2008

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 840G

Did you ever fuigure out the problem?i gota sb 305 starting to have the same problem.

I think you replied to the wrong thread. Theres no mention of a problem in this one.

Oct 4, 2022 | 07:36 AM

#18

chifan

Monte Of The Month -- June 2016

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From: Paragould, Arkansas

Since this thread was (inadvertently) revived, I'll say that my 5.3 only gets ethanol-free 91 octane (or higher, if available). I just drove it to St. Louis and back and got 28mpg. This is without the AFM (killed it several years ago with a handheld). Used 15.5 gallons to get there and back, which was right at 430 miles. I also treat the fuel system and engine with ZMax. If I take it out on the road, I always look for places with ethanol-free premium fuel, and if I can't find it I just make sure to fill it at a point that I can run it almost completely out before getting home where I can put the good stuff back in it. Since it's a 15 year old car, I may have a mechanical issue here and there, but I don't have engine issues at all. I've owned the car coming up on ten years. Your results may vary....

I've been thinking of getting a different car for a while now, but then I take it on a road trip and rediscover what an absolute pleasure this car is to drive and I just can't bring myself to do it.... Driving it down to Hattiesburg, Mississippi next weekend. Soon it will hit 100K...