Immediately serious damage will be done. Why in the world would you want to use leaded fuel which you cannot even buy in the U.S. Where are you getting leaded fuel and why?
The lead will destroy the catalyst in the catalytic converter and the car may have trouble passing a state emissions inspection as a result. It only takes 1-3 tanks of leaded gasoline to render a catalytic converter completely useless.
Lead coats the catalyst in the converter making it inoperable.
Yes most likely it will If it is equipped with a catalytic converter. I doubt it is that high tech. If it isn't, don't worry. It might say unleaded, but that is because it doesn't need lead, and also because unleaded is the standard these days. All gasoline engines can run on leaded, unless a catalytic converter is installed.
advantages:it is cheaper than unleaded fueldisadvantages:it damages the mental health of childrenit is harmful for catalytic converter in the car which is very expensive and important for keeping the environment clean.
Leaded petrol cannot be used in a car with a catalytic converter as it contains lead which would form a coating over the working surfaces and stop it contacting the exhaust and treating it. This is also known as Catalyst poisoning.
It won't hurt the engine but it will hurt the catalytic converter.
No , it will wreck the catalytic converter , use " regular " unleaded , 87 octane
Briefly. If you make a practice of it, you will destroy your catalytic converter. Where on earth did you find leaded gas these days?
If it does, it can burn out the catalytic converter which would cost over $1000 to repair.
The engine will be fine. But the catalytic converter in the exhaust system will get plugged up. Usually the sensors get messed up and the engine doesn't run right. The catalytic converter gets extremely hot and can catch on fire.
Not Really. The motor will be perfectly fine but the lead deteriorates the catalytic convertors and eventually destroys them rendering them useless over time. In order to pass smog inspections, you would need to replace your catalytic convertors if you have consistently run leaded gasoline. If you have a race car in which you are trying to squeeze out the most performance possible, using leaded fuel will help you in your quest for the highest octane gasoline and the most horsepower.
You'll damage the Catalytic Converter,thats it. The engine would be fine otherwise..