When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
That is about what I get. 13.5 city and actually a bit better on the highway running unloaded. I generally get around 22-23. That is calculated by my SGII and hand.
Drive conservatively and these trucks can do pretty good. Loaded is an entirely different matter.
I was empty but I bet because its a F450 things change?
I just don't know.....................
I would have that rig scanned by a good diesel mechanic with IDS. Something is way of, you are getting worse mileage than my 68 chevelle with a 427.
how often does the truck go into regen? are you gaining oil (diesel fuel in crank case)?
I would have that rig scanned by a good diesel mechanic with IDS. Something is way of, you are getting worse mileage than my 68 chevelle with a 427.
how often does the truck go into regen? are you gaining oil (diesel fuel in crank case)?
Its only did the regen thing once since I got it, and that took about 10 minutes.
Havnt checked the oil since my last trip ill check it in the morning and see.
You must relying on your lie-o-meter & not hand calculating
No,hand calculated. LOM shows 23 hwy and 14-16 city. Spartan tuned. I figure I would get higher if I was to put stock wheels back on and ease up on skinny pedal. But I like my 35s and it's hard to let off the skinny pedal when tuned.
... on the highway running unloaded. I generally get around 22-23 ...
Drive conservatively and these trucks can do pretty good ...
Im not disputing your word at all :
I NEVER get above 2,000rpm & my truck will only get 16.8mpg running empty interstate driving & hand calculated.
It's completely de-Smogged, 3.73 axle & Stock tires.
I just don't see these 8,500lb 6.4's getting 20+ mpg's
When your LOM shows 23mpg, how long before that had you RESET the LOM ?
I reset after every fill up. I have not timed when it hits 23 after filling up. But I would estimate 15-30 minutes on highway. That's only when I am traveling. It does not hit 23 driving in city traffic.
If you stay on the hwy driving, does it continue to read up around 23 ?
After ive reset mine - it keeps dropping until it gets down under 17 then it stays below 17.
I actually had mine up around 30 today going down a nice flat section of US23 just south of Ann Arbor Mi. with the cruise set a 68 or so. It's not uncommon to be around 26 or 27.
Haven't checked mileage in a while but it was 17.5 going to work and back, about 40% city, the balance highway. Haven't gone a long distant trip with it yet to check an all highway trip, but I would guess it would be around 21 or 22MPG.
That's with a slightly lighter 2wd deleted truck.
Im not disputing your word at all :
I NEVER get above 2,000rpm & my truck will only get 16.8mpg running empty interstate driving & hand calculated.
It's completely de-Smogged, 3.73 axle & Stock tires.
I just don't see these 8,500lb 6.4's getting 20+ mpg's
What can I say? The SGII gets recalibrated in a sense every time you fill up as you enter the exact gallons you pumped. It always needs that as different fuel nozzles have different shut off points. It is calibrated with the GPS for mileage so I think that should be accurate. I do a hand calculation about every 3rd fill up and it always is within .2 gph or so of the SGII.
My theory on how they can get good mileage is that for the most part the engine is just loafing along at highway speeds when unloaded. When I drive across western Kansas, for example, I never see the rpm's fluctuate, only slight differences in the boost reading.
This Hennessey Takes the Expedition Tremor's Off-Roading Capability to the Next Level
Slideshow: The VelociRaptor Expedition gains a lift, upgraded suspension, Brembo brakes, and trail-ready equipment while retaining the stock 440-horsepower EcoBoost V6.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.