wat eats gas?
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Re: wat eats gas? (vizion22)
Zillions of possibilities...
Dragging brakes?
Low tire pressure?
Fouled spark plugs?
Misfiring from bad plug wires?
Bad suspension alignment?
Bad FPR?
Bad O2 sensor?
Plugged cat?
Spark timing way off?
Bad oil pressure?
Auto tranny messed up?
Mice living in exhaust pipe?
etc...
Dragging brakes?
Low tire pressure?
Fouled spark plugs?
Misfiring from bad plug wires?
Bad suspension alignment?
Bad FPR?
Bad O2 sensor?
Plugged cat?
Spark timing way off?
Bad oil pressure?
Auto tranny messed up?
Mice living in exhaust pipe?
etc...
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Re: wat eats gas? (JimBlake)
that's anice run down.....
some quick ideas to get more mpg are....
try a 5W30 sysnthetic oil
change air filter
change gas filter
put more air in your tires
and check out all the stuff that jim said
some quick ideas to get more mpg are....
try a 5W30 sysnthetic oil
change air filter
change gas filter
put more air in your tires
and check out all the stuff that jim said
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Re: wat eats gas? (JimBlake)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JimBlake »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Zillions of possibilities...
Mice living in exhaust pipe?
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hahaha
Mice living in exhaust pipe?
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hahaha
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From: Arlington, TX, Tarrant
Re: wat eats gas? (JimBlake)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JimBlake »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">...
Mice living in exhaust pipe?
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I'm pretty sure they are not living in the exhaust pipe. Not if it's getting bad mileage. But they could be eating the wiring under the dash
I think the biggest loss of fuel economy is the loose nut behind the steering wheel
Mice living in exhaust pipe?
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I'm pretty sure they are not living in the exhaust pipe. Not if it's getting bad mileage. But they could be eating the wiring under the dash
I think the biggest loss of fuel economy is the loose nut behind the steering wheel
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Re: (phoenixitc)
pheonix....are you serious about that washing and waxing car thing... i heard a joke about a guy who said that same thing.....? if you are serious can you tell me your reasoning...
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Re: (motormanSR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by motormanSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">pheonix....are you serious about that washing and waxing car thing... i heard a joke about a guy who said that same thing.....? if you are serious can you tell me your reasoning...</TD></TR></TABLE>
not
and yes, there was this one guy who asked about this. i pointed out to him that the dirty tires and wheels had the greatest impact on performance since they go round and round and round when the car is moving thus causing friction
not
and yes, there was this one guy who asked about this. i pointed out to him that the dirty tires and wheels had the greatest impact on performance since they go round and round and round when the car is moving thus causing friction
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