Hi i was just wondering what everyones gas milage is

i got my fuel pump replaced fixing my problems and took it out deer hunting and did some math this aftrnoon and realised i am getting almost 17MPG aprox thats including city driveing its a 2002 F150 5.4 v8 2wd supercab
i was pretty pleased with that as my last 95 F150 extended cab only got around 12 MPG .
I know i have to do a oil change and have plugs changed i hope it inproves my MPG a little when i can afford to have them done

wilky69

 

Getting roughly 14-15 city and 17-18 hwy. 2001 Lariat 4x4, 5.4 ltr.

 

City 15-17, highway 18 - 20 (kept under 65 mph). 1998 F150XTL 3 door with 4.6 and auto trans with canopy that matches the cab roof line. This applies with new plugs and for the next 25,000 miles, then it slowly tapers off after that, so I change plugs every 30,000 miles regardless of what the manual says.

 

13mpg total average 97 F150 4x4 3dr Very tired 232k engine.

 

I don't keep really close track of it, but consistantly get 17-18mpg in my 4.6 2wd supercrew. My 40 mile each way daily drive consists of mostly interstate driving, but 1/2 of that is through town in stop and go traffic.

 

2001 S'crew 2wd, 4.6L 126,331 miles. Maximum 20.+ mpg, on open highway. Over-all average 16.61 mpg 16 to 17 mpg around town. Worst 14.91 mpg on a Nov. 5th 2010 fill-up. Noticed when the price goes up MPG goes down, think it's the Ethanol. This info is from my Road Trip app by Darren Stone.

 

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Every tank put in my '98 XLT 4.6 SuperCab auto 4X4 has been logged. Haven't calculated every tank, but did just crunch the numbers for the last ~10,000 miles. It averaged just shy of 14.7 MPG. Note this is from ~23,000 miles to ~32,000 miles.

 

2000 f150 lariat 5.4 ext cab and i get 12mpg city with only 130,000 miles