ECU reset-Better gas mileage?
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06-29-2005, 09:04 PM
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ECU reset-Better gas mileage?
Does ECU reset help to improve gas mileage?
I've got less then 15mpg 80/20 city/highway. I have complained about this to my service dep. They BS..ed me to the death, tried to teach me how to calculate mpg and so on. They said car is OK. And I am not aggressive driver.
Why there is so huge difference in mpg? Some people report >20mpg, some <15.
I've got less then 15mpg 80/20 city/highway. I have complained about this to my service dep. They BS..ed me to the death, tried to teach me how to calculate mpg and so on. They said car is OK. And I am not aggressive driver.
Why there is so huge difference in mpg? Some people report >20mpg, some <15.
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06-30-2005, 02:30 AM
Originally Posted by MrYS
Does ECU reset help to improve gas mileage?
I've got less then 15mpg 80/20 city/highway. I have complained about this to my service dep. They BS..ed me to the death, tried to teach me how to calculate mpg and so on. They said car is OK. And I am not aggressive driver.
Why there is so huge difference in mpg? Some people report >20mpg, some <15.
I've got less then 15mpg 80/20 city/highway. I have complained about this to my service dep. They BS..ed me to the death, tried to teach me how to calculate mpg and so on. They said car is OK. And I am not aggressive driver.
Why there is so huge difference in mpg? Some people report >20mpg, some <15.
If your driving is mostly city, then 15 city is not too bad. I've seen worse.
What's the mileage like on the hwy? Low to mid 20's isn't bad.
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