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I usually find that the mpg's get much better as the tank approaches 1/4, indicating that always running close to a full tank drops mpg's for cars such as these.
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I usually find that the mpg's get much better as the tank approaches 1/4, indicating that always running close to a full tank drops mpg's for cars such as these.
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Same here, with some high rpm's in between on the highway. I usually find that the mpg's get much better as the tank approaches 1/4, indicating that always running close to a full tank drops mpg's for cars such as these. It's a balance between getting better mpg's or letting the tank get so low that you risk picking up debris . I'll stick with always keeping it above 1/4 tank.
One atmosphere is 3,000 feet. The air is thinner at 6,000 ft and the computer leans the mixer out to compensate thus less fuel used. If flying at near sea level had better gas mileage instead of performance numbers I'm sure jumbo jets would be a lot lower in altitude.
I got around 25mpg 4k miles ago when I got the car and was working on letting the car wake up after a long sleep. Now high and low of 16mpg. I keep trying to figure out how to keep my foot out of the gas but I have a short memory.
