More MPG?

[claydoctor]

For what it's worth, I recently took my 2006 Sport in at 60,000 for its 30,000 check-up, yeah well. Anyway, I am doing a lot of interstate driving. I agreed to let them do the BG induction system clean-up and I do seem to be getting more MPG since they did it. That optimistic display on the dash had been showing 22+ mpg and now it's showing 24+ most of the time. Comparing actual fuel burned to miles driven, it also seems to be about 2 MPG better. Haven't done the math on what I "may" be saving to what it cost. I'm probably still in the hole but thought someone might be interested.

 

[CJ3Flyr]

For what it's worth, I recently took my 2006 Sport in at 60,000 for its 30,000 check-up, yeah well. Anyway, I am doing a lot of interstate driving. I agreed to let them do the BG induction system clean-up and I do seem to be getting more MPG since they did it. That optimistic display on the dash had been showing 22+ mpg and now it's showing 24+ most of the time. Comparing actual fuel burned to miles driven, it also seems to be about 2 MPG better. Haven't done the math on what I "may" be saving to what it cost. I'm probably still in the hole but thought someone might be interested.

A buddy of mine works at a shop that works on Eurotrash cars. He swears by the BG Induction cleaner. He'll tell stories of doing full tune-ups on cars as new as 40k miles only to have a skip or stumble remain until the BG machine is hooked up.
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