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Diminished Ecoboost Mileage

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Old 11-11-2011, 09:42 PM
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just noticed mine drop too. ecoboost with 3.15 2wd. I was averaging 19.5-20 driving the same route to work. suddenly this week we are in the 30s and 40s and I am now getting about 18-18.5
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Originally Posted by Rhyder
Thats with the knowledge that Diesel is more expensive right? I mean I assume you got the Eco for better MPG to save money.

So that being the case its kind of stupid to say you might as well have bought a truck that runs on more expensive fuel isnt it?
The 6.2 is a gasoline engine.
Old 11-12-2011, 04:19 PM
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Every vehicle I have owned used more gas in the winter: carbureatored, injected, turbo charged, high performance or low, in cooler temps the gas mileage just wasn't as good as in mild temps.

Are the 5.0 owners noticing lower gas mileage ? Perhaps theyll chime in.....

My Mazdaspeed 3 had cold weather stutter to some degree and mileage suffered in cooler weather as well; I experimented by blocking the air to the intercooler and that helped a lot towards resolving the cold weather issues.
Alas, I lost my nerve over concerns of possibly roasting something and ended the experiment early. It doesn't get very cold here in Houston, but if I lived where it was -20 or something along those lines, I'd give it a long term test with my EB.

Anybody in frigid temps want to give it a try?
Curiosity killed the cat, as they say......
Old 11-13-2011, 12:16 AM
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HELP!! When first got 2011 Screw ecoboost I was running numbers city..17..18..Highway (if I played with it ) around 24..now city is avg 14.5 and hw is 18..I live in southern Louisiana..have tried without air.drive like a paw-paw (hell I AM a paw-paw).but the numbers just keep falling..Had a huge computer problem about 3 weeks after getting the screw..dealer took 6 days to reboot but can't help wonder if that has something to do with it...back to dealer next week...
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Originally Posted by 69428SCJ
The 6.2 is a gasoline engine.
You are completely right, I withdraw my comments. There was a short between the seat and the keyboard.

F150 doesnt even have a diesel........Ignore the man behind the curtain.......
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I just bought the 2014 FX4 SCREW ECO 3.55 after having the same exact truck but 2013 model. The 2013 got 14.9mpg in the city and my new 2014 gets 13.9mpg city. Literally, the only difference is the 2014 has a bedliner. Would it be a tuning issue? I'm driving it the same. They both had leveling kits. I don't get how y'all are getting high teens mpg.
Thanks for the help in advance.



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