Toyota Camry what gasoline to fill

The operation of a car largely depends on fuel. Low-grade or counterfeit fuel can damage even the most reliable car. Also important is the choice of the optimal octane number.

Of course, the electronic control unit will maximally adjust the engine to low-octane gasoline by changing the ignition timing, but this will change the characteristics of the power plant for the worse.

The fight against detonation, in this case, will lead to a decrease in vehicle dynamics and excessive wear of engine parts. In this case, fuel consumption can increase up to two times. Therefore, it is important to monitor the quality of the gasoline you fill.

Choosing gasoline for Camry 40

The operation of a car largely depends on fuel.
Low-grade or counterfeit fuel can damage even the most reliable car. Also important is the choice of the optimal octane number. Of course, the electronic control unit will maximally adjust the engine to low-octane gasoline by changing the ignition timing, but this will change the characteristics of the power plant for the worse.

Fuel consumption Camry 40

The fuel consumption of the Toyota Camry 40 per 100 km with various power units and transmissions is shown in the infographics below.

On the highway, the Camry's fuel consumption differs from driving around the city, where the speedometer rarely shows significant speed.

A number of factors also affect fuel consumption:

weather conditions and season, for example, in winter, fuel consumption is always higher;
driving style;
technical serviceability of the car.

Look at the instruction manual

Recommendations for Camry XV30 (click to enlarge)

Recommendations for Camry 40 (click to enlarge)

Camry XV50 (click to enlarge image)

For Camry 70 (click to enlarge)

Gasoline selection

According to the manufacturer's recommendations, it is necessary to pour only AI-95 gasoline. Operating experience suggests that Camry 40 works great on both AI-92 and AI-98. Below is a table compiled according to surveys of car owners.

The use of leaded gasoline is prohibited, as this will damage the catalyst and power plant;
refueling should not be done at a station where the fuel supply has just been replenished, since all the turbidity from the tanks will fall into the tank and clog the fuel filter;
If persistent detonation, tripping or other symptoms of low-quality fuel appear, you must stop and drain it.

Fuel tank volume

The volume of the fuel tank of Toyota Camry cars of 40 different configurations officially supplied to the CIS market is 70 liters. In cars with automatic transmission and 2.4-liter engines, this amount of fuel is enough to cover 700 kilometers in mixed mode, when the average consumption is 9.9 liters. Mechanics will allow you to drive more. In a car with a manual transmission, the driver will cover 850 kilometers before the next refueling. In a car with a 3.5-liter power unit and an automatic transmission, you can cover 700 kilometers on one gas tank, all other things being equal.

The Camry 2.4 G Four 4WD model is produced for the domestic Japanese market. This is an all-wheel drive version of the car. Due to the reduced amount of space in the rear of the car, tanks with a volume of 65 liters are installed on it.

The hybrid version has two types of tanks:

volume 65 liters;
capacity 65 liters.

Branded oil from Toyota

The quality of the oil, as well as its replacement intervals, affect the life of the Toyota internal combustion engine, regardless of the volume and number of horses in the “herd”. Even with the most careful operation, wear and tear on the elements of the propulsion system is inevitable if its components and assemblies are not lubricated.

What kind of oil to pour into Toyota Camry 2.4

For Camry 2.4 liter engine. The best option is semi-synthetic Toyota 08880-10605. It is used year-round and is not inferior in characteristics to its synthetic “brothers”.

What kind of oil to fill in Toyota Camry 3.5

For Camry with 3.5 l. Toyota oil 08880-10705 is best suited for the engine. This synthetic is also used all-season, but, of course, it costs more than semi-synthetics.

Gasoline consumption on Toyota Camry V50

Gasoline prices are constantly rising, so you need to learn to save fuel and money in your pocket. Let me make a reservation right away: gasoline consumption, in any car, but with different drivers, is always different.

Yes, yes, gasoline consumption depends on the driving style and the driver himself. Next come climatic factors, that is, if you permanently live in a cold region and you need more time to warm up the engine and interior. Also from the place of travel by car - the city and the highway.

In a city where there are many stops - at traffic lights and in traffic jams - fuel consumption is higher. On the highway, at a constant speed, gasoline consumption is significantly less.

If you like to speed, give sharp accelerations and frequent braking, then don’t expect low consumption, as they say, you have to pay for pleasure.

A calm driving style - without sudden starts from a standstill and maximum acceleration on the highway, gives you a better chance of saving fuel and achieving acceptable gas mileage. Taking into account the increase in fines and the installation of speed cameras on the roads, it would probably be right to switch to a calm driving style and stop receiving chain letters.

What is the fuel consumption per 100 km?

Now about gasoline consumption for the Toyota Camry 2.5 AT. To begin with, about gasoline - many are tormented by the question: what kind of gasoline to pour in - 92 or 95? Some of my friends tried to ride the AI-92, everything seemed to be fine. The Toyota owner's manual recommends using only unleaded gasoline; for the 1AZ-FE (2-liter) and 2AR-FE (2.5-liter) engines the octane number should be higher than 91, for the 2GR-FE engine (3.5-liter engine ) it is recommended to fill in 95 and above. Perhaps, after running 50,000 km, I’ll try to pour AI-92.

Today, I fill with regular AI-95 gasoline, the tank is designed for 70 liters (according to the instructions), but several times I have heard that car enthusiasts managed to fill 74 liters.

Engine models for Rav4

Over the course of a quarter of a century, different engines have been installed on the Rav4. The most common engine is the 1AZ-FE, which was installed from 2000 until 2010, as well as the 3ZR-FE, which replaced the previous generation of engines and is invariably installed on all cars up to the new generation of Toyota Rav4, released in 2021 . The working volume of both power plants was 2 liters, and the power according to the passport was around 150 horsepower. They were also related by the choice of combination with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, manual, automatic or CVT transmission. Both engines are gasoline, naturally aspirated.

More powerful engines were also offered. Since 2012, a 180-horsepower 2.5-liter engine has become available to the buyer; in the latest generation, the power has been increased to a record 199 horsepower for the Rav4. This power plant is only available in the maximum configuration.

Along with gasoline engines, the manufacturer, starting in 2012, began supplying diesel power plants, which have not become as widespread as their counterparts.

What kind of gasoline do we fill?

Who puts what kind of gasoline into their car? I heard that Ai-92 is also refilled with A-95, and I once filled Ai-98 myself. Which one is better to pour?

Well, in general it’s better to pour 95, but you can also fill 92 freely. The main thing is that I think you need to change it if you use 92 often.

to Werag:

Is there any way to clean a car of 92 gasoline? For example, I heard that you can fill it with better quality gasoline and gas the car and everything will fly out of it.

I always try to fill up with AI-95 because the gasoline is of higher quality, well, if it’s not available at the gas station, then I fill it with 92nd, but I try not to fill it up too much.

I fill up with 95 since 92 is not gasoline for this car, but a bare eightieth. You need to feed your horse correctly so that it doesn’t hurt later!

I’m supposed to have 92, so I fill it up, sometimes I fill it up a little with 95, I feel like the car is even starting to work differently, but they said that you can burn something in the engine, so I don’t pour it a lot and often.

I fill up 92 and the car seems to like it) But I like that he likes such gasoline is not expensive)

92 is normal gasoline for this car, I don’t see the point in feeding it expensive 95, and many mechanics talk about it

Guys, tell me, what if you mix 92 and 95?

It doesn't. The result is a mixture of 92 and 98.

YES, but this mixture is better for the car than 92, right?

to Seryoga:

In general, it is better not to mix gasolines, because Everyone has their own additives. And in this regard, it is better to pour pure 92 than to mix something with something else.

But in practice, such mixing allows you to slightly increase the octane number and nothing more.

Well, what happens once is it harmful for the candle or what else are you doing?

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Moderator: Dimazavr

22 Feb 2011, 14:38

22 Feb 2011, 15:08

22 Feb 2011, 17:14

2.4 2AZ is designed for gasoline with a minimum engine rating of 92, unlike 3.0, 3.3 and 3.5

So lei 92 and don’t worry

Kick. Stream of consciousness In Belar 95 they have long been doing it in a manipulative way. there was a COMPLETE modernization of our 2 refineries

Rush has AMAZING gasoline and... PESTATE diesel fuel Euro-4 which does not freeze at -20, unlike the shitty diesel fuel in Eblarus But! you need to refuel at Lukoil, Tatneft, Shele, BP and other brands, and not at GovnOil gas stations, where it’s a rupee cheaper)

22 Feb 2011, 18:17

they are all geared to 87-89 by Western standards. in Russia it is 92, not higher.

I use both my old 2.2 and the new 2.5 Lil 95 if you drive far on the highway, it pulls better, you go longer from gas station to gas station. but it’s better not to mess with 95. Many friends and acquaintances say that at least on American cars, from 95 the “check engine” lights up, after refueling 92 it disappears.

22 Feb 2011, 18:38

dimadallas on A92 is designed only 2.4. The SZh allows it, it’s a low-powered engine because 160 horsepower with a 2.4 is not at all a lot, but the 3.0, 3.3, 3.5 are from the A95.

I can give you a formula for calculating the rating depending on the performance characteristics of the motor) On the online site they sucked it a thousand times

22 Feb 2011, 19:39

G5 2002-2006 154-hp, 2.4-liter I-4 (regular gas) 190-hp, 3.0-liter V-6 (regular gas) 210-hp, 3.3-liter V-6 (regular gas)

G6 2007-2009 155-hp, 2.4-liter I-4 (regular gas) 158-hp, 2.4-liter I-4 (regular gas) 268-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 (regular gas)

G6.5 2009-2011 169-hp, 2.5-liter I-4 (regular gas) 179-hp, 2.5-liter I-4 (regular gas) 268-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 (regular gas)

all taken from cars.com. regular gas - octane number 87-89. A few Japanese ones are made for premium -92-93 US gasoline. I sold cars in post owls for many years. republics, no one ages 91-92, but many age 95.

23 Feb 2011, 15:51

24 Feb 2011, 12:07

Albertus, we have all the gas.

And in Russia the factories are already no worse, and even better than ours. They shoved money there for modernization - oh

Toyota Camry fuel tank capacity

The volume of the Toyota Camry tank depends on the year of manufacture of the model. This article discusses the features of this car and the types of displacement of vehicle tanks from the legendary Japanese automaker.

Tank capacity

Range indicators on one full refueling depend not only on fuel consumption per 100 kilometers. An important role is also played by how much the gas tank allows you to fill as much as possible.

Three types of engines were installed on the Toyota Camry 50, so fuel is consumed differently in each configuration. However, all options were equipped with a tank of the same capacity - 70 liters.

Fuel consumption Camry 40

The fuel consumption of the Toyota Camry 40 per 100 km with various power units and transmissions is shown in the infographics below.

Fuel consumption in the urban cycle

On the highway, the Camry's fuel consumption differs from driving around the city, where the speedometer rarely shows significant speed.

Gasoline consumption on the highway

Fuel consumption in mixed mode

A number of factors also affect fuel consumption:

weather conditions and season, for example, in winter, fuel consumption is always higher;
driving style;
technical serviceability of the car.

Camry 2.5 engine timing drive

The gas distribution mechanism is driven by a single-row chain (pitch 9.525 mm). The hydraulic chain tensioner with a locking mechanism is installed on the inside of the cover, but has access through the service hole. The chain is lubricated using a separate oil nozzle. The Toyota Camry 2.5 timing drive diagram is shown below.

The timing chain drive consists of the following elements. 1 - intake camshaft sprocket 2 - damper 3 - intake camshaft 4 - exhaust camshaft 5 - rocker 6 - tensioner shoe 7 - chain tensioner 8 - exhaust camshaft sprocket 9 - damper, 10 - intake valve 11 - exhaust valve 12 - hydraulic compensator 13 - chain .

There is actually another small chain that transmits torque from the crankshaft sprocket to the oil pump sprocket.

Engine characteristics of Toyota Camry 2.5 l.

Working volume – 2494 cm3
Number of cylinders – 4
Number of valves – 16
Cylinder diameter – 90 mm
Piston stroke – 98 mm
Timing drive - chain (DOHC)
Power hp (kW) – 181 (133) at 6000 rpm. per minute
Torque – 231 Nm at 4000 rpm. per minute
Maximum speed – 210 km/h
Acceleration to the first hundred – 9 seconds
Fuel type – gasoline AI-92
Fuel consumption in the city – 11 liters
Fuel consumption in the combined cycle – 7.8 liters
Fuel consumption on the highway – 5.9 liters

The Camry engine is compatible only with an automatic 6-speed torque converter transmission. Interestingly, especially for Russia, the engine was tuned to use AI-92 gasoline.

Fuel consumption

In the simplest configuration, the Camry has a 50 body and a power of 150 hp. With. the appetite for a hundred on a country road should be no more than 5.5 liters. It turns out that on a full tank you can travel 1,250 kilometers. But this is if the car moves on a straight road in ideal conditions. Of course, this does not happen, and due to constant braking and acceleration, the distance will be significantly less.

On average, consumption in reality on the highway does not exceed 6-7 liters. In the city, the tank volume of the Japanese Toyota Camry allows you to drive up to 700 kilometers.

The “Japanese” with a 3.5-liter engine has the same fuel tank, only the consumption is significantly higher than that of two-liter engines. The increased power and agility of the business sedan has an impact. In the city on one full refueling it is possible to travel no more than 550 kilometers. Once on the highway, the tank of a Toyota Camry in a 50-body will allow you to cover from 850 to 1050 kilometers.

Again, the difference of 200 kilometers depends on where the car is driving. On a flat, straight and long road, it will be quite possible to travel 1000 kilometers. However, if you constantly have to slow down on turns or drive for a long time in the same lane behind slow-moving vehicles without the possibility of overtaking, then you will not be able to drive more than 900 kilometers in this mode.

The above indicators were measured while driving on AI-92 gasoline. Refueling AI-95 or AI-98 makes it possible to travel even further due to reduced consumption.

In terms of capacity, fuel tank capacity and fuel consumption, the 50th Toyota Camry body is similar to the 40th. This model also has a tank capacity of 70 liters. The distance range is approximately the same, due to similar vehicle weight and aerodynamic characteristics. Many car owners claim that there is never too much gasoline for the Camry 50, since Japanese engineers have calculated everything with precision so that a comfortable ride is not burdened with high costs, so you want to drive and drive in this car.

However, there are also skeptics who consider the “Japanese” to be a gluttonous car. In their opinion, no matter how many liters you pour into it, it will soon be back to refueling. However, each motorist has his own view on high and low fuel consumption, distance traveled on a full tank and preference for gasoline, so everyone chooses a car for themselves in accordance with individual preferences.

Common myths about gasoline

There are myths about gasoline for Camry. Let's look at the most common of them separately.

On the inadmissibility of using AI-92 for modern vehicles

Often on forums on the selection of fuels and lubricants you can find the opinions of owners of European-made cars. They are equipped with modern internal combustion engines manufactured using the latest technologies. Most of the engines are forced, equipped with a turbine and operate with a high thermal load. But the Camry's base powerplants are the exact opposite. It is incorrect to transfer the weak points of European and Japanese or Korean engines to each other.

Absence of AI-92 in Europe

In European countries, gasoline with an octane rating lower than 95 is not sold. This determines Toyota's recommendations for refueling Camry models for Europe. Sales of RON 91 fuel in Europe ceased entirely in 2010 due to falling demand. Specifically in Germany, which became the last European country to use this type of flammable substance. It took three years to remove the fuel from circulation, starting in 2007.

In North America they do not indicate ochre, so 91 of them correspond to AI-95

An erroneous opinion that is associated with an incorrect interpretation of the difference between the AKI and RON index. At the same time, Toyota manufacturers clearly state in the Camry manuals for the American market: Unleaded gasoline (Octane rating 87 or higher).

In Japan, only high-octane gasoline is available

According to JIS K 2202, the following gasoline grades are available in the Japanese domestic market:

Regular – with RON of at least 89;
Premium – with RON of at least 96.

Engine 2.4 2AZ
In Russia, an increase in engine rating is achieved through special additives

An outdated stereotype that in Russia gasoline is produced with an octane rating of no more than 92, with a further increase through additives.

In fact, Russian oil refineries have been modernized a long time ago. This makes it possible to produce gasoline with the declared octane rating using the technology of compounding elements of catalytic reforming and cracking and high-octane products. The following esters are used as the latter:

MTBE – methyl tert butyl;
TAME – tert amyl methyl.

Despite the increase in fuel quality, it is still inferior to European and American products.

New V6 3.5 2GR-FKS

It is worth clarifying that refueling a Toyota Camry with Russian gasoline at unknown gas stations is not always safe. This is due to unscrupulous manufacturers/sellers. They continue to use prohibited additives (ferrocene, cymantrene, monomethylaniline) for profit.

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Topic: What kind of gasoline do we fill, 92 or 95?

I wonder how the 2.7 engine digests 92-octane gasoline, whether there are signs of detonation when accelerating sharply, whether dynamics are lost, whether fuel consumption changes compared to 95-octane. The compression ratio of 10 is pretty high for a 92. What does the manual say?