first A good tune up plugs/wires/car & rotor. Keep tires inflated to prop psi. Check fuel filter. Second is driving habits. slow take off from a stop. Look ahead while driving & when you see brake lights or a red light then let off the gas. Use cruise control on long trips (doesn't help much in the city) If no cruise then hold speed steady as you can-let off gas as you go down hill. My told me when I first started to drive ( 1968) to drive as if I had a rotten egg under the pedal. And you can install a vaccuum gauge-the keep vaccuum as low as you can while driving. My Dakota-97 4x4 with a cap gets the best mileage at 62 mph on the highway (speed limit is 70 here in Mich)
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There are many ways to increase fuel economy, and many fraudulent products that claim to increase fuel economy. Ways to improve fuel economy can be divided into four general categories: - Driving habits - Fuel considerations - Maintenance tips - Vehicle upgrades One free online guide tries to cover each of these areas well, at the Ultimate Synthetic Oil website of DMT Technical.
the economy of north Dakota is 9,638,676
It will increase your MPG if you drive it normally, and dont race it
It will increase performance but will decrease mileage, not increase it. More performance uses more fuel.
A clutch in an automatic transmission will decrease fuel economy. A clutch in a manual transmission will increase fuel efficiency.
Yes. In my exprience a cold air intake and an exhaust can increa fuel economy. It gives the motor more power so you step on the gas less. Also a modified fuel injection system with proper air mix ratio can increase economy but may decrease power.
It allows a greater range of speeds, increase performance and fuel economy.
To increase the growing need for fuel economy.
It will harm fuel economy stability and handling It will help ground clearance and very very rarely fuel economy if the change does not increase rolling resistance.
No aircon or open windows.Calm driving.Avoiding traffic.Regular servicing.
Idle less, accelerate and drive slower