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Not sure about the long term effects, but the engine can accept E10. It will burn faster since it's rated at 95 octane. I started using it in my 2008
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Not sure about the long term effects, but the engine can accept E10. It will burn faster since it's rated at 95 octane. I started using it in my 2008 Chevy Malibu and haven't had any issues.
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