Before putting oil in the car, check the quality of petrol in seconds, there will be no engine seizure
Petrol prices have crossed Rs 100 per liter in many cities. Even if you get low quality petrol for such a price, then apart from the loss of money, the engine of the car can also get damaged. You can check the quality of petrol sitting at home by the methods mentioned here.
Staff Editor 
India imports more than 80 percent of its fuel requirement from Gulf and other countries. In many cities of the country, the price of petrol has also crossed the figure of Rs 100 per liter. Import duty and excise duty by the central government, VAT by the state governments, freight, dealer's margin etc. are the main reasons behind the high price of petrol and diesel. Therefore, along with paying a higher price, it is also your responsibility to check the quality of petrol. Substandard petrol can cause the engine to sizzle. You can check the quality of petrol sitting at home by the easy way mentioned here.
Substandard petrol will make the engine sizzle
Petrol is needed to drive a car, but for a good life of the vehicle, it is necessary to take care of many things. Using good quality petrol also improves the life of the vehicle. The performance and mileage of the vehicle largely depends on the quality of the petrol. Bad petrol has a very bad effect on the carburetor of the vehicle and the engine of the vehicle becomes frozen.
Use filter paper
Usually some tools are needed to check the quality of petrol. But it is very difficult to arrange these tools at home. Therefore, you can use filter paper to check the quality of petrol. Filter paper is easily available in the market. This method is considered to be the easiest to check the quality of petrol.
Check the quality of petrol like this
Before checking the quality of petrol, clean the nozzle of the vehicle. No dirt should remain on the nozzle. Pour a drop of petrol from the nozzle onto the filter paper. Petrol runs out in no time. After blowing petrol, if no stain is visible on the filter paper, then it means that the quality of petrol is good.
If any dirt or stain is visible on the filter paper, then it means that the quality of petrol is poor. If this happens, you can file a complaint against the concerned petrol pump with the Consumer Protection Department.
