Why is my fuel milage so bad?
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I couldn't DISAGREE more!!!! There is no such thing as "to high a profit". If someone or everyone wants a product, they'll pay whatever for it. And said producer should charge what the market will bear. Supply and Demand...........simple, basic economics. Are you self-employed??? If not, then I understand your answer.
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I couldn't DISAGREE more!!!! There is no such thing as "to high a profit". If someone or everyone wants a product, they'll pay whatever for it. And said producer should charge what the market will bear. Supply and Demand...........simple, basic economics. Are you self-employed??? If not, then I understand your answer.
#33
Ok guys Im back in the same boat again. My truck sat for a while but after I changed the engine oil the milage jumped up a lot. Well then I just started driving it again and I only got 30 miles out of an 1/8 of a tank . But when I got back to town I was at a light so in 2nd gear I decided to floor it and a huge black cloud rolled out. I was shocked because it barely smokes as it is. Is that good or bad? I dont know what to do anymore. There are no codes. Im extremely pissed. Any ideas?
#35
If you are always easy on it you will not get all the carbon out of the engine. I know if I am on the highway for a long trip I always try and remember to get on it pretty good and it will smoke like a train for a minute, but if you try and do it again right after it will hardly smoke(unless the programmers are turned up). I have always been told to "clear" the engine out on long trips. Maybe somebody with more info could explain why that is, but it seems to be completely normal!
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