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mate, come on ya hafta know, what fuel do 1200's take?
Posted on: 2001/1/11 8:31
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a normal a12 takes leaded, but my ma had a 120Y, and she was told by a mechanic that she could run unleaded two
times then leaded once.
Linc.
Posted on: 2001/1/11 8:38
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Owner's manual indicates "regular" fuel of 92 octane. Of course regular these days is around 87 or 89 so you'll need to use premium unless you retard ignition
timing a bit.
Posted on: 2001/1/11 10:56
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Also, as far as leaded or unleaded, use whatever is available. I have been using unleaded for years and have not had any problems with valve
seat recession yet.
Posted on: 2001/1/11 11:03
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valve recession isn't a problem in engines that have alloy cylinder head. I prefer to use premium unleaded because it has nearly the same power output as leaded fuel and you
don't have to change the timing. Thats my theory anyway.
Chris
Posted on: 2001/1/11 4:39
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