serious decrease in gas mileage
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serious decrease in gas mileage
I went from getting 18-19 mpg to 14-16mpg on highway and i have done nothing different to my driving. i have replaced the fuel filter and ford rebuilt the tranny since i have noticed the decrease in mileage???? btw its a 2004 F150 FX4 5.4l 3v supercab with 57k Any ideas? i was thinking about changing plugs. I have only had this truck since 51k and new to ford and to be honest dont know where the plugs are lol anyways Any pointers or ideas on why such a decrease would be helpful
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before you attempt to change the sparkplugs do some searching through older posts, seriously. For some people, myself included what used to be a simple spark plug change can turn into an expensive nightmare fast. Just thought you should be forewarned. Hope you figure out the drop in MPG too.
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i have replaced air filter fuel filter oil change (amsoil) right after i bought it. Only thing i'm thinking is i'm out in the dakotas working and they have that 10% ethonal junk which is 89 oct and i ran one tank of that and went back to 87 unleaded but have ran 3-4 tanks through it since then. One thing i'm gonna do is have the dealer change plugs when time comes. thanks guys i will do some more research on this also
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before i got stationed in Colorado, i was in the Carolinas, had a 04 4x4 f150 screw, had a CAI and an edge programmer, i was getting around 18 in the city and 20 to 22 on the highway. well got moved out to Colorado, started getting 14 to 15 in the city and 17 to 18 on the highway! thought i was going crazy, then i noticed that this tree hugger state's got E85! it's got alot to do with the fuel your state is saling!! Any way check the gas. I since traded my old F150, got an 08 f150 4x4 screw lariat, get arounf the same mileage, except when i get the high octane which is 91 here, or i put the injector clean in. So i got another CAI and a programmer on the way, should be here in about a week, will let you know more after it comes in.
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