Ford Ka Quiz
Fuel and refuelling

Fuel quality

In this manual: Fuel and refuelling
Introduction — 6Quick guide — 3Child safety — 6Seat belts — 5Supplemental restraint system — 7Keys and remote controls — 3MyKey — 4Doors and locks — 3Safety — 3Steering wheel — 4Washer/wipers — 4Lighting — 6Windows and mirrors — 3Instrument cluster — 4Information display — 4Climate control system — 6Seats — 8Auxiliary Power Outlets — 1Storage Compartments — 1Starting the engine — 7Fuel and refuelling — 7Transmission — 1Brakes — 4Traction control — 1Stability control — 1Ultrasonic parking system — 3Cruise Control — 1Driver assistance — 4Carrying a load — 3Towing — 8Driving tips — 5Emergency equipment — 6Fuses — 4Maintenance — 22Vehicle Maintenance — 6Wheels and Tyres — 14Technical specifications — 7Audio system — 18SYNC — 12Appendices — 3
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DANGER

Do not mix diesel with petrol, alcohol or a mixture of petrol and alcohol. An explosion may occur.

Do not use leaded petrol or additives containing other metal compounds (e.g. manganese-based) as they may damage the emission control system.

Use unleaded petrol with a minimum octane rating of 95 that meets the specifications defined by EN 228 or equivalent.

Qualità del carburante
On this vehicle, fuels blended with up to 10% ethanol (E5 and E10) may be used.

Note: It is recommended to use only high-quality fuel. The use of aftermarket additives or other engine treatments is not recommended.

Long-term storage

Most petrols contain ethanol. It is recommended to fill the fuel tank with ethanol-free fuel if the vehicle is to be stored for more than two months.

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