OK - now that I have your attention :lol:

Just an observation about how disconnecting the battery affects MPG . Hope this is not a repost as I'm not wearing flameproof vest .....


Has anyone else noticed : If you disconnect the battery you get worse MPG for the next tank of gas ?
I have scanalyser & have monitored it after a disconnect . What I've found is that the fuel trims go negative initially (i've seen up to -7%) before they settle .
With a negative fuel trim you should be getting better MPG I would have thought but it does not seem the case . Any other thoughts (apart from flamethrowers ) .......

hmm thats interesting. normally after i disconnect my batter i dont check cause my meter gets reset but i have to agree i feel like i get worse initially.

maybe some more well informed minds will come in and enlighten us