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Mark
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what are you driving ?
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Mark
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Mileage ? last tune-up ? any Maintenance history ?
#7
That sounds about right for my 5.4L 3V as well.
https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymo...0_Pickup.shtml
On here it says the 5.4L 3V on 2WD will get 14 City, but it is also worth noting the EPA estimates for MPG is under IDEAL driving conditions. Extremely light acceleration on flat ground with an average amount of stop-and-go traffic in a NEW vehicle.. Any deviation in any of those categories can cause a drop in MPG.
I'd say given that it's a 12~ year old truck for the average person, 11-12 city sounds about what some people will get within reason.
https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymo...0_Pickup.shtml
On here it says the 5.4L 3V on 2WD will get 14 City, but it is also worth noting the EPA estimates for MPG is under IDEAL driving conditions. Extremely light acceleration on flat ground with an average amount of stop-and-go traffic in a NEW vehicle.. Any deviation in any of those categories can cause a drop in MPG.
I'd say given that it's a 12~ year old truck for the average person, 11-12 city sounds about what some people will get within reason.
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#8
definitely sounds on point for city driving
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