MPG went up.
Well my job contains a lot of driving. First few months Iv been filling up when the light comes on, in which is always 13.0-13.56 gallons. I have been getting 270-290miles on that. Which brakes down to 20-22MPG, that’s still pretty good. I’m happy with the numbers and the car.. The car has over 9,000 miles on it. After that mile marker I noticed a big jump in MPG. The last take I filled up at 13.457gallons and drove an unheard of number of 335miles till the light came on. Filled up 13.464 and then driving home, I hit 330miles till the light came on. It blew me away to see 25MPG.
Driving at a rate of 68-75mph. I hate to read when some guys are not even seeing anything close to this. Has anyone else seen a increase of mpg over time like I have?? :) |
good to hear, I'm averaging about 15-16 with 80% city driving and about 3200 mi on my car. I haven't really it out on a good road trip yet to see what kinda hwy mileage I might get. I'm running synthetic oil/trany/diff fluids, you outta try that as well, it could help even more. How is your city mileage? did you see it also increase over time?
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i just had a sudden jump in mileage, from 16mpg city, 18 mixed to 18 town, 20 mixed. 11K miles and swithed to 89 octane. also pumped up my tires. i had gotten 22 on the freeway a year ago.
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I have been getting about 280 - 300 miles out of a tank of gas and I do a mix of highway and city driving. The thing that is wierd is that at about a half a tank I show my mileage as 180 - 190, then the mpg goes into crapper and all I get out of the last half is about 100 miles. Anyone else exprience this?
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city driving I lose about 5mpg.. right around 20-22.. Still pretty good.
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Originally Posted by Ophitoxaemia
swithed to 89 octane.
Well Id not recommend you drive on 89.. Might cause problems. Having low oct # when they recommend 91+. I ran 89 and had engine squeak. Went to the dealer and there is a bulletin for it, calling for use of higher oct. To many impurities and deposits will be left inside. |
I only get 240ish miles in full tank...dang.
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bryrx804, whats your build date?
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Hmm. I drive down to the a little below the half mark on the gas gauge, and I normally have about 180-200 miles on the trip meter. I estimated about 19-20 miles per gallon, based on my printout on the receipt. Sometimes it feels as if my mileage decreased, but either way, I'm stuck paying for fuel. :(
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i almost always get 15.6 mpg. m flash/
except if my wife drives the car and then it goes up alot. hmmmmm... it has gone up with m flash from about 13.5 or so. i have 11k on the car. also have sr flywheel and canzoomer stage 1.1/ i love this car though and as long as i can afford the gas, it is about worth the mileage per fun per mile factor. |
I get 18 MPG consistantly in light city driving. The one highway trip I've taken I got about 22 MPG.
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Originally Posted by Jaguar
I have been getting about 280 - 300 miles out of a tank of gas and I do a mix of highway and city driving. The thing that is wierd is that at about a half a tank I show my mileage as 180 - 190, then the mpg goes into crapper and all I get out of the last half is about 100 miles. Anyone else exprience this?
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I get exactly the same mileage as Omi - 18 and 22. Can't be unhappy with that.
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Originally Posted by bryrx804
Well Id not recommend you drive on 89.. Might cause problems. Having low oct # when they recommend 91+. I ran 89 and had engine squeak. Went to the dealer and there is a bulletin for it, calling for use of higher oct.
What is that? To many impurities and deposits will be left inside. |
I run 89 and it run good. I avg, 16mpg mixed. The best tank was 254 miles. I only have 2600 miles on it. I hope it gets better.
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guys... you need to understand how just a tad more throttle waste so much gas.. ppl when getting low MPG.. I bet try and drive eazy.. I mean eazy.. one full tank.. I know its going be VERY VERY hard.. but nothing over 4k.. I bet you will see 19-23
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Oh... my build date is 9/03
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