E15?

Asked by Tanner Oct 02, 2018 at 06:30 AM about the 2012 Honda Accord LX

Question type: General

The owners manual of my 2012 accord says I can
use 87 octane or higher. So it is fine to use E15
which is 88 octane?

3 Answers

Does the manual say E15 is OK? I would ask your Honda dealer about this. You will get poorer fuel economy so I advise sticking with E10 or 100% gas if you can get it.

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Put 14 gallons of E15 in my 2006 Odyssey. Triggered the "check engine light," and disabled the "economy" VCM system. Had the light reset -- "Both Banks Running Lean," and it triggered again. Drove 300 hwy miles and burned up all that E15. Refilled. No "check engin light," and VCM working like normal.

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Using fuels with percentages of ethanol or methanol higher than 10% (E10) will cause starting and/or performance problems. It can also damage metal, rubber, and plastic fuel system components that are not covered under the Distributor’s Limited Warranty .

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