If someone asks you directions to there, tell them "You can't get there from here."

 

Where is the ebpv sensor tube?

 

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yeah, thanks man, I did a search and just found that link. I should have searched first instead of being lazy. By the way, that is an excellent fleet of cars you have there. I had a fern green 99 M3 coupe manual for a while, (hit 150 mph one time) and have owned 7 Land Cruisers in the past, 2 -40s, a FZJ80 and 4 -62s.

 

My average this year is 15.2 mpg. This is on a bone stock 02 PSD with 354k miles.

I had it up to 17mpg on a road trip two years ago.

 

Old thread revival, but a common question.

My MPG's are in my signature.

But, for those on a mobile device, they are as follows.

18.5 MPG unloaded/12 MPG w/ 2011 Montana High Country 313RE in tow.

 

About the same as me. I can squeeze 13 towing the Crusader 5er by driving real easy (13.3 is the best it ever got towing, and 20.5 is the best it ever got empty.

 

Close to a years worth of fuel. 19,770 miles 1,381.499 gallons you can tell what tanks were towing and what were driving empty but I also have it split out.

 

What app or software did you use to create those graphs?

 

 

just data in a spreadsheet. this one is google sheets so I can access it on my phone and pc easily as it is saved out somewhere.

 

Had 16.4 right after my oil change and fuel filter and now (3k miles later) I am at 15.4....Stock 03 F250.

 

Here's my mileage for the last 10 years. Every time I fill up, I write down the gallons and odometer. I live in Alaska where winters typically drive my mileage down to 12.5 mpg on a tank. The temps where I live are not terribly cold, occasionally down to zero, but often in the teens...this is enough to have a big effect on mileage. The bottom orange line is the Hobbs hour-meter showing an average fuel usage of 2-3 gallons per hour.

 

Going all the way back to the OP (thanks Sous for resurrecting a 7-year-old-thread).

A little research shows how the OP got 26 MPG (allegedly)...

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post10093244

If your odometer isn't working properly, you get better fuel MILEAGE...just sayin'.

 

Lol...nice find.