Fuel mileage for 94-up Ranger ?s
02-08-2004, 11:32 PM
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Fuel mileage for 94-up Ranger ?s
Please state engine size, 4x4, or 2x4, city, highway, or both, and how many miles you have.
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02-08-2004, 11:39 PM
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1994 2.3 litre 2x4 124k miles
I get 19.x mpg - never 18 and never 20 :P
that makes exactly 240 a tank and I drive approx 190 miles of that on 'city-interstate' (you know.. from 70mph to stopped to 70mph again
on I-35 in south Oklahoma City) and about 50 in town
02-09-2004, 12:00 AM
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2002, 4.0L SOHC, 4x4, 28k miles
20 mpg Highway
16 mpg City
02-09-2004, 06:13 AM
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I get a combined 18.3 mpg. I have the 4.0l v6, 5 spd auto in a 2000 Xlt regular cab. This includes winter mpg at 17.1 and summer mpg at 19.0. The last tank full was 16.4. We had a winter storm, so I used the 4x4 quite a bit. I have 50,700 miles on my truck.
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My 1994 3.0 4x4 manual got about 20 Highway and 18 city.
over 150000 miles on the truck.....
02-09-2004, 08:51 AM
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I forgot to mention that my mileage is 2/3 highway and a 1/3 stop and go.
02-09-2004, 07:48 PM
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94 2wd, ext cab, 5sp, 4.0, free flow air intake, and exhaust (2.5 inch to include cat and muffler Y pipe back), 235 x 65 15 tires.
20.2 mpg Hwy (avg 70mph) , 17 or so around town.
134000 this afternoon.
02-09-2004, 10:48 PM
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Those 4.0L 's get some good gas mileage, I'm impressed.
Thanks Everyone for replying.
I have a 97 F 150 reg cab, short bed, 4x4 only getting 15.5 highway, with 128,500 on it.
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02-10-2004, 02:50 AM
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94 2wd Supercab XLT base model drivetrain (2.3 and stick shifter...) gets about 24 mpg's hwy doing 80 (that's on my recent trip to Louisiana) on I-10 and probably about 20+ city when I am not mashing away on the pedal.
P.S. Engine is going on 232,500 miles.
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1995 2wd 5speed 2.3L
360 to 370 miles per tank. I believe this equates to about 24 on the highway.
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Stampede, what engine does your F150 have? Auto or stick? 15.5 doesn't sound to bad.
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My '95 4x2 regular cab 2.3L 5 sp manual gets 27-28 hwy mpg in winter and 28-30 hwy mpg in summer. It has 185K mi. I use only mobil1 oil. My '03 4x4 ext cab, 5 sp manual 4.0L with 2k miles gets 19 - 20 hwy mpg at 70 mph. It has 4.10 gears so I don't go any faster than 70.
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94 3.0l Supercab 2wd all stock, just replaced tranny with one from Jasper. 200,000 miles drive 600-900 weekly all hgwy. I get 23-26mpg depending on wind and foot weight.
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In rebuttal to my previous post:
I also have a camper shell on there too, so that could be bringing it down.
Also my mileage seems higher with the newer plugs, and new air/fuel filters.
I will post my next tank in a couple of days.
02-10-2004, 07:24 PM
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1996 Ford Ranger XLT : L4 2.3L 4-cyl
I get about 19-22mpg in the city, all depending on weather and when I shift. And about 24-28mpg on the highway, if I travel at 65mph and no higher than 75mph. Most of my driving is done around the back roads of moore,OK & OKC,OK.