Need to know which fuel is best for Japanese cars?

[pwuser158481091414]

Just bought a new Japanese car Alto 660cc to be specific. Need suggestions regarding what fuel I should use in it and also want to figure out how to check if my car is overheating or not as there is no temperature guage in meter cluster. Help would be appreciated

[saqibhassan95]

Bro red light will indicate whenever engine will be heating up
Same like blue light indicates cold engine
Regarding fuel, use regular, no need of high octane

[saad.ikram.5688]

Dont use water use coolant. You wont have to fear about overheating

[anon35615524]

Brother @saqibhassan95 has rightly said:

use regular, no need of high octane

Just ensure that fuel is from company operated and maintained fuel stations.

Total, Shell, Hascol should be your preferred choice. Attock may be avoided. Based on my past experience, I have observed that it clogs Catalytic Converter very often (however gives good fuel efficiency).

[Massive_One]

Just bought a new Japanese car Alto 660cc to be specific. Need suggestions regarding what fuel I should use in it and also want to figure out how to check if my car is overheating or not as there is no temperature guage in meter cluster. Help would be appreciated

nothing specific, just use regular fuel.

most of newer cars do not have heat gauge in them (i.e., city, yaris, alto, wagon R, etc.) they have this stupid heat sensor, the light of which would blink in your meter cluster if engine would over heat, so you'll just have to live with it and take notice of any light blinking in your meter cluster !