Gas Crisis in Georgia

[Graberhieny]

OMG this gas crisis is killing my car. I finally got my gas running properly. Meaning that it idles smooth, I cannot even tell that the car is running, and the engine is not knocking anymore. Now since the gas crisis here in Georgia I am being forced to fill up my car with the b/s low octane gas. I drive about 100 miles round trip 2 days out of the week to college and drive a lot around town for my social life and work. Basically my car is filled up once every 4 days. Since I have been putting the 87 Octane gas my car just runs like pure ****.

My question is will my car start running better once I start running the 93 Octane?

Or is it going to take a while for it to quit knocking?

I have put 4 tanks of that b/s 87 Octane, and am looking at filling it up with that crap another 2 or 3 times. Depending on how quick the gas distributor will run there trucks here to Rome, GA and give us gas.

THIS GAS PROBLEM IS FREAKING RIDICULOUS.

[maxhopper]

The ECU is an adaptive learning unit, so it may take a tank or two to get the system back in check. You could remove the negative battery cable for a few minutes and reset the ECU parameters to factory settings.