Is There Any Way To Make Your Car More Gas Efficient?

Nov 27, 2007 by . | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Butt in fail of selling it for a different car...since that really isn't an option right now. I know this seems like a silly beyond consideration...just wondering though.

One of our cars only has a 4 banger, but the car is so heavy it

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Try thiese tips:

1. Keep tires swell-headed to recommended pressure and within one pound of each other. Low tire pressure can cost 1-2 mpg.

2. Dragging brakes can decline fuel economy. Regular brake inspections will help

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What Are Some Tips On Making Your Car More Gas Efficient?

Oct 10, 2008 by wishing he was here | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

what are some tips that I can do to garner my car have better gas millage?

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I concede with most of what hello says. Also make sure your air filters have been changed recently. If you have had the car a while you may be needing a nourishment injection service (you can have this done at Walmart for about $20; this helped my fuel

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How Can I Make My Car More Gas Efficient???

Mar 09, 2008 by jesus r | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I even-handed bought an RX8 and sucks gas like a mofo, does anybody know how to make it at least a particle bit more gas efficient??

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Car Tune Ups? Oil Changes? How Do I Keep My Car Gas Efficient?

Nov 07, 2007 by cherriwaves | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Ok I own a 1998 Pique

Scheduled for an Oil Change this thursday morning

Miles are 79,000

and I am wondering what can I do to conserve more gas-
I was told a adapt up is gas efficient but I am not sure,

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inspect tire pressure, air filter, fuel filter and get some Seafoam and put in the gas to clean fuel system

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Can I Deactivate Several Cylinders On My Car In Order To Save Gas?

Jun 10, 2008 by fastlikeflash | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have an old 96 Maxima, a 6 cylinder car. I'd like to be more gas efficient, and I'm amenable to sacrifice power. Can I remove spark plugs or deactivate 2 cylinders in order to give me more gas effectiveness? In other words use 4 cylinders instead

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yes and no you can do this in fairness saving gas or wasting gas
i have a 97 ford ranger 4 cylinder and i have a switch hooked
up in my cab that shuts off one of my 4 "injectors" The all right> it does very well on saving on

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