Does Premium gas void your factory warranty?
#22
RE: Does Premium gas void your factory warranty?
Jeez. My term "foreign diluted" was referring to products, not people. Sorry for the digression. I'll go back to watching my Sony TV now as soon as I get done typing on my Dell.
Thank you for recognizing my sick sarcasm. [sm=guilty.gif]
Thank you for recognizing my sick sarcasm. [sm=guilty.gif]
#25
RE: Does Premium gas void your factory warranty?
ORIGINAL: ikao
and I'm asian. thanks for the "funny"references. have any special names you use to refer to us as people? or just the "crap" my type produces? btw, I'm sure the computer you're using comes with all american-made parts from american companiestoo. /sarcasm off.
and I'm asian. thanks for the "funny"references. have any special names you use to refer to us as people? or just the "crap" my type produces? btw, I'm sure the computer you're using comes with all american-made parts from american companiestoo. /sarcasm off.
Oh and FYI, it was Americans who created the internet and the computer.
Please do not start anything here or assume because someone said jap crap that they are immediately racist or negative towards your race or thinks you are inferior.
ORIGINAL: ikao
for what it's worth, japanese cars are great for those who don't have time to do necessary maintenance.
for what it's worth, japanese cars are great for those who don't have time to do necessary maintenance.
ORIGINAL: ikao
must sound like sin to most people here, since it seems like everyone here takes very good care of their cars. fact remains, though, not all people have the time or money to do all the necessary maintenance. my parents don't. they have a pair of hondas (1991 and 1994)that see an oil change every 12k miles....if they're lucky. never had the radiator flushed. tires never rotated; rebalanced only when tires are replaced. nothing except the tires (and oil filter during an oil change) have been replaced before (not even the wipers). never a single problem.
must sound like sin to most people here, since it seems like everyone here takes very good care of their cars. fact remains, though, not all people have the time or money to do all the necessary maintenance. my parents don't. they have a pair of hondas (1991 and 1994)that see an oil change every 12k miles....if they're lucky. never had the radiator flushed. tires never rotated; rebalanced only when tires are replaced. nothing except the tires (and oil filter during an oil change) have been replaced before (not even the wipers). never a single problem.
Never had the tires rotated, I'm sorry here bro, but all cars NEEDS tires rotated, if it has 4 wheels and drives on rubber, to ensure even wear you HAVE to rotate it.Rebalanced only when replaced? You think a honda automatically balances the tires while it drives? Umm buddy, I don't think a tire cares what car it's mounted to.
Wipers? Same company makes them for most OEM's... once again, nothing special here.
I don't know where you get your logic, you want us not to flame your cars, but then you come here and make these grossassumptions that are so ill-informed it's almost sickening.
ORIGINAL: ikao
sorry for the rant; I'm just tired of the whole domestic vs. import crap. there's upsides and downsides to both. in general, they're just different cars. different strokes for different folks.
sorry for the rant; I'm just tired of the whole domestic vs. import crap. there's upsides and downsides to both. in general, they're just different cars. different strokes for different folks.
No one here is racist or shows any type of hatred to any type of culture, keep that in mind. We do occasionally like to poke fun at some types of cars (not the culture that they were born from) in a friendly rib poking form. We realize that our cars are not 50mpg, runs 100k without problems, and are perfect, but to us, they are our cars that we enjoy. Your cars are not big and have limited space/power/whatever, but thats what you enjoy. There will always be some form of rib jabbing fun around here and in every import forum. Keep that in mind. Oh and dont' go calling me racist or anything like that either, my best friend is Asian (Chinese - Korean) and my family used to own large stakes in Nissan dealerships... not to mention we drove Hondas, BMW's, Mercs, and Nissans in the past. You will find a lot of hummer folks also have an import or in some point in time did.
#26
RE: Does Premium gas void your factory warranty?
ORIGINAL: TacticalH3
Let's clear this up. Premuim=no advantages. I have always ran premium in my other vehicles. As long as there are no disadvantages of running premium, than I will keep using it.
Let's clear this up. Premuim=no advantages. I have always ran premium in my other vehicles. As long as there are no disadvantages of running premium, than I will keep using it.
Why would you put in better gas when knowingly there are no advantages in your setup?
#29
RE: Does Premium gas void your factory warranty?
As a service manager for a Hummer dealership, Premium fuel will not void any warranty.
As far as people telling you premium fuel is no different from regular fuel, that could not be farther from the truth. The pre-detonationcapacityof higher octain fuel is a big advantage in most cases. Why do you think race fuel is 110 octane andup?In my race car I gain 20hp by switch from pump gas to race gas. It burns more effencintly. Now you will not see this in you Hummer vehicles. the computer will adjust timing, fuel mixture, transmission shift and other settings to optimize fuel economy. The reality is,if it doesn't ping, you can use the lowest octane possible.
As far as people telling you premium fuel is no different from regular fuel, that could not be farther from the truth. The pre-detonationcapacityof higher octain fuel is a big advantage in most cases. Why do you think race fuel is 110 octane andup?In my race car I gain 20hp by switch from pump gas to race gas. It burns more effencintly. Now you will not see this in you Hummer vehicles. the computer will adjust timing, fuel mixture, transmission shift and other settings to optimize fuel economy. The reality is,if it doesn't ping, you can use the lowest octane possible.