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Old 12-29-2008, 12:17 AM
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Has anyone notice that there gas millage decreased during the winter months? I was averaging about 17 mpg during the summer and now am averaging a little over 15.
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Very common, the winter mix used in your gas is of different chemical composition resulting in less mpg.
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Aye, that in combination with starting truck lil earlier in morning and letting warm up, ect. I usually see 2 to 3 mph decrease....
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I have been getting horrible gas mileage lately when I first got my truck it got 330 mi from a tank or about 15 mpg this tank I'm going to get under 250 or around 11-11.5 mpg's. My driving habits haven't changed and I even added a Volant CAI. I guess its from cold and letting my truck run in the morning. I'm ready for it to warm up!!!
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Thats good to know others have noticed it also. Just wanted to make sure that there was not something wrong with my truck.



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