Car eating up too much gas??
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Car eating up too much gas??
sorry if this was posted, but couldnt get a answer when i searched.. my gas mileage is very bad on my car... i put 6 gallons and i maybe get 20-25miles? say i have 108mls on my gauge 2 min later i have 90mls left.. i dont even step hard, i just cruise... very very bad.. T.T.... is it just me or any others out there with bad mileage?
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kelementz... here is an idea. Fill your gas tank up all the way, and reset your trip meter. Drive around like normal. Fill the tank up again whenever you feel like it. Record the miles traveled and the amount of fuel you added (used). Divide.
Very simple math here.
It's also no wonder you fill up every day if you only add $6 every time. That is like what..... a little more than 2 gallons??? Wouldn't surprise me if youre using regular unleaded too... lol
Very simple math here.
It's also no wonder you fill up every day if you only add $6 every time. That is like what..... a little more than 2 gallons??? Wouldn't surprise me if youre using regular unleaded too... lol
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It's also no wonder you fill up every day if you only add $6 every time. That is like what..... a little more than 2 gallons??? Wouldn't surprise me if youre using regular unleaded too... lol
do you ever say anything helpful?
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with my car if im empty...and put 20 bucks in...i get like no miles from it...if i put in 50 to fill it up...i get so much more...i cant figure it out? So now, if im racing and im on E...i just fill her up all the way...bc that 20$ goes to fast
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theoretically by filling 5 gallons per visit vs. maximum of 20 gallons the weight savings would show an increase of miles per gallon.
6.85 lbs per gallon would result in a savings of 102 lbs!
isn't there a recall on the filler pipe leaking. have you checked that there are not puddles under your car?
6.85 lbs per gallon would result in a savings of 102 lbs!
isn't there a recall on the filler pipe leaking. have you checked that there are not puddles under your car?
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oh and i only put 91 premium gas... which is the highest here in s. cali... and yes ill fill her up and reset my trip..
and no leaks under my car.. mines a 2005 350z roadster auto....
and no leaks under my car.. mines a 2005 350z roadster auto....
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Originally Posted by kelementz
oh and i only put 91 premium gas... which is the highest here in s. cali... and yes ill fill her up and reset my trip..
and no leaks under my car.. mines a 2005 350z roadster auto....
and no leaks under my car.. mines a 2005 350z roadster auto....
edit: be sure to drive like you normally do - don't think too much when driving or you may get a skewed final mpg# (higher/lower than your true driving style's #)
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Does the car go up to normal operating temp or not ? If not, the thermostat might be stuck open and the car remains in warm-up mode, which would explain the horrific MPG you're getting. Just an idea. Good Luck