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My question is what are you doing to get that bad of mileage? My 98 S70 GLT gets 24 or so MPG, and it's usually in sport mode with a loaded- down trunk. Do a thorough check of everything, maybe a complete stage 0, and see what happens... but do the oil lines first. Oil is important If you've done a tune- up recently, try cleaning the MAF, changing the thermostat and fuel filter, make sure your tires are up and alignment is good... basically run through the usual " get the best mileage" list. There's something not quite right with that car.
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Good tire pressure, good engine temp, hypermilling driving techniques, oem plugs & wires, 91+ octane usually gets the good milage. I also pump name brand gas stations. Usually try to stay away from 10% ethonal.
Just checked my 960 and I'm getting 22 mpg on it. Just put some new tires that are suppose to get better milage. They ride real nice and quiet as well, even at HIGH speeds. ;-)
Just checked my 960 and I'm getting 22 mpg on it. Just put some new tires that are suppose to get better milage. They ride real nice and quiet as well, even at HIGH speeds. ;-)
Last edited by rspi; 11-22-2009 at 07:39 PM. Reason: Addition
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Good tire pressure, good engine temp, hypermilling driving techniques, oem plugs & wires, 91+ octane usually gets the good milage. I also pump name brand gas stations. Usually try to stay away from 10% ethonal.
Just checked my 960 and I'm getting 22 mpg on it. Just put some new tires that are suppose to get better milage. They ride real nice and quiet as well, even at HIGH speeds. ;-)
Just checked my 960 and I'm getting 22 mpg on it. Just put some new tires that are suppose to get better milage. They ride real nice and quiet as well, even at HIGH speeds. ;-)
All joking aside... driving techniques and basic maintenance do make a huge difference in fuel economy... but if mileage is really low... something is wrong,and needs attention.
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