All fuel injected models must be operated on unleaded petrol only. Using leaded gasoline will damage the catalytic converter.
All models can use 95 octane unleaded petrol. Unleaded 98 octane petrol can also be used on all models, although this will not provide any advantage.
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Unleaded gasoline — general description (Renault Clio 1)
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