My 95 Civic LX seems to have consume too much gas
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My 95 Civic LX seems to have consume too much gas
Hi Everyone,
How can I tell that my 95 Civic LX (has 107k miles) has high gas mileage consumption. If it does what do I need to fix the problem.
Thanks!
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How can I tell that my 95 Civic LX (has 107k miles) has high gas mileage consumption. If it does what do I need to fix the problem.
Thanks!
Merry Christmas!
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Worst Poster Eva
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keep record & use your trip odometer
Find out how big your gas tank is (say it's 8.5gallons) and you fill up with gas and then you drive til your empty and your drove 305 miles then your getting
305/8.5 = 35.88mpg
or something like that h:
Find out how big your gas tank is (say it's 8.5gallons) and you fill up with gas and then you drive til your empty and your drove 305 miles then your getting
305/8.5 = 35.88mpg
or something like that h:
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Doesn't matter how big the tank is.
Zero out the trip meter when you fill up and look at the number of miles on it the next time you fill up. (make sure you fill it all the way up, don't just put a few bucks in it) Then do the same math.
Zero out the trip meter when you fill up and look at the number of miles on it the next time you fill up. (make sure you fill it all the way up, don't just put a few bucks in it) Then do the same math.
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Originally Posted by jweltch
Doesn't matter how big the tank is.
Zero out the trip meter when you fill up and look at the number of miles on it the next time you fill up. (make sure you fill it all the way up, don't just put a few bucks in it) Then do the same math.
Zero out the trip meter when you fill up and look at the number of miles on it the next time you fill up. (make sure you fill it all the way up, don't just put a few bucks in it) Then do the same math.
I don't know, but either way you'll get a pretty good estimate of what your getting.
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do you regularly change your oil/air filter? next time you do an oil change, look for a place that does 14 point inspections. they'll usually top out all your fluids (braking, tranny, power steering, etc.) and check tire pressure. i have a 95 dx and i'm usually getting about 33 - 35 mpg city and about 42 - 45 mpg highway. also check for a fuel leak from the tank or problems with fuel injectors.
#8
1. check tire pressure
2. replace air filter
3. replace fuel filter
4. replace PCV
5. Check distributor cap, ignition wires, spark plugs
6. Put a fuel system cleaner in your gasoline to help clean the injectors
am I forgetting anything?
2. replace air filter
3. replace fuel filter
4. replace PCV
5. Check distributor cap, ignition wires, spark plugs
6. Put a fuel system cleaner in your gasoline to help clean the injectors
am I forgetting anything?
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Originally Posted by jeterkm02
yeah check vacuum lines for leaks. an unplugged map sensor will signal WOT all day and night.
by "will signal WOT all day and night"?
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