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Just traded in for a 2008 Yukon Denali XL and when I went to fill up the truck I relized that the tank said Premium Full Suggested. what I was wondering was the following...

 

Is the 2008 Denali and different than the 2006? I have a friend who has a 06 and runs it on 87 gas. I don't mind putting premium in the truck but I would prefer not too if not needed. Just wondering if I need 93 or if 87 or 89 will run the truck ok???

 

Sorry for the 800 posts, not trying to spam, have no idea what happened, & I can't delete them.. Admin could you please delete the other ones.

 

Thanks,

 

Matt

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if the truck starts to knock, I would use premium. If it does not, you will notice that the truck will not be as responsive and you will lose horsepower/torque and MAYBE a couple of MPGs...

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Yeah sorry about that.. just happened that I had highlighted the submit button & everytime I hit the spacebar it re-submittedt he new post.. Opps.. Sorry...

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and by the way, welcome to the site

 

Thanks a bunch!!

 

Figured if I could get 15 posts right off the bat I would not look to much like a newbie!!!

 

Matt

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its cool, hey VMAX2007, go jack a few of those threads and make em useful. By the way Matt, we will do that on threads in which the answer has been given to the original question/problem. (and sometimes before the answer is given) - you have been warned :D:D

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its cool, hey VMAX2007, go jack a few of those threads and make em useful. By the way Matt, we will do that on threads in which the answer has been given to the original question/problem. (and sometimes before the answer is given) - you have been warned :D:D

 

 

Mike, you can call me Jeff. :lol:

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its cool, hey VMAX2007, go jack a few of those threads and make em useful. By the way Matt, we will do that on threads in which the answer has been given to the original question/problem. (and sometimes before the answer is given) - you have been warned :lol::lol:

 

:D:D

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its cool, hey VMAX2007, go jack a few of those threads and make em useful. By the way Matt, we will do that on threads in which the answer has been given to the original question/problem. (and sometimes before the answer is given) - you have been warned :D:D

 

 

Mike, you can call me Jeff. :lol:

 

 

Shit, I knew your name was there some where (I am on my last set of meds - gonna reload in a couple of hours) - I couldnt remember your name...thats funny drugged up, at work and still dicking around on the site

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if the truck starts to knock, I would use premium. If it does not, you will notice that the truck will not be as responsive and you will lose horsepower/torque and MAYBE a couple of MPGs...

 

 

+1

 

Always run premium in my YD.

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