RonMAIDEN said:Could be a O2 sensor since those can run rich and not always throw a CEL.
How much would it be to replace an O2 sensor?
RonMAIDEN said:Could be a O2 sensor since those can run rich and not always throw a CEL.
Try to avoid excessive engine idling. I had a V-6 and the mileage suffered when I did a lot of sitting still with the engine idling. I don't turn the engine off at traffic lights, or even going through a drive-thru... but if you're waiting at the grocery store, or making a phone call, etc., shut the engine off. You'll be suprised how much fuel that can save. Sometimes I think the V-6 idling was using as much fuel as if I was driving.NViejeP said:Here are some facts about me and my car:
-I sometimes do hard accels, and sudden stops. I once in awhile floor it.
-My PSI right now is at 26. I haev 31x10.5x15 tires. The maximum tire PSI is 40.
-In San Francisco, the mornings are cold, and the weather is generally could, it does warm up latter in the day. But only somtimes.
-I do not use ETC, I have stock everything except head unit lol.
Would anyone recommend anything to get better gas mileage?
NViejeP said:Fujative, was the mass air flow sensor really dirty? Do you think that increased your mileage?
Are you driving highway miles?