Gas Milage
01-03-2006, 07:30 PM
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Re: Gas Milage
On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
<SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.com > wrote:
>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>> 10-12 MPG?
>
>All stock?
>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>there are no exhaust leaks.
>
>There's lots of possible culprets.
My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
<SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.com > wrote:
>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>> 10-12 MPG?
>
>All stock?
>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>there are no exhaust leaks.
>
>There's lots of possible culprets.
My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
01-03-2006, 07:30 PM
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Re: Gas Milage
On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
<SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.com > wrote:
>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>> 10-12 MPG?
>
>All stock?
>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>there are no exhaust leaks.
>
>There's lots of possible culprets.
My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
<SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.com > wrote:
>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>> 10-12 MPG?
>
>All stock?
>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>there are no exhaust leaks.
>
>There's lots of possible culprets.
My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
01-04-2006, 05:50 AM
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Re: Gas Milage
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 00:30:27 GMT, noneyabusiness <me@you.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
><SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.co m> wrote:
>
>>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>>> 10-12 MPG?
>>
>>All stock?
>>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>>there are no exhaust leaks.
>>
>>There's lots of possible culprets.
>
>My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
>
>AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
>need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better). My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(somebody else's baby now)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM, DOF#51, DH#2
"There's only 1 RE"
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
><SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.co m> wrote:
>
>>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>>> 10-12 MPG?
>>
>>All stock?
>>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>>there are no exhaust leaks.
>>
>>There's lots of possible culprets.
>
>My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
>
>AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
>need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better). My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(somebody else's baby now)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM, DOF#51, DH#2
"There's only 1 RE"
01-04-2006, 05:50 AM
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Re: Gas Milage
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 00:30:27 GMT, noneyabusiness <me@you.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
><SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.co m> wrote:
>
>>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>>> 10-12 MPG?
>>
>>All stock?
>>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>>there are no exhaust leaks.
>>
>>There's lots of possible culprets.
>
>My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
>
>AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
>need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better). My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(somebody else's baby now)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM, DOF#51, DH#2
"There's only 1 RE"
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
><SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.co m> wrote:
>
>>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>>> 10-12 MPG?
>>
>>All stock?
>>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>>there are no exhaust leaks.
>>
>>There's lots of possible culprets.
>
>My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
>
>AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
>need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better). My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(somebody else's baby now)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM, DOF#51, DH#2
"There's only 1 RE"
01-04-2006, 05:50 AM
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Re: Gas Milage
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 00:30:27 GMT, noneyabusiness <me@you.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
><SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.co m> wrote:
>
>>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>>> 10-12 MPG?
>>
>>All stock?
>>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>>there are no exhaust leaks.
>>
>>There's lots of possible culprets.
>
>My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
>
>AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
>need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better). My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(somebody else's baby now)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM, DOF#51, DH#2
"There's only 1 RE"
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:01:11 -0500, Simon Juncal
><SPAMERSSUCK@usefirstinitialandlastnameATerols.co m> wrote:
>
>>testert555@gmail.com wrote:
>>> How about advice on a 91 Wrangler (125k miles, 4.0, 5 speed) getting
>>> 10-12 MPG?
>>
>>All stock?
>>besides obviously tuning it up, plugs, filters ect. check for clogged
>>injectors, replace all your axle, trans and t-case fluids with a good
>>synthetic. They are all probably due around 125k anyway... gummy 75W90
>>will cause eccess driveline friction... check your brakes also. out of
>>adjustment drums dragging a little too much will really suck some extra
>>fuel. Check for leaks, vaccum, oil, exhaust... also your O2 sensor (if
>>there are no exhaust leaks.
>>
>>There's lots of possible culprets.
>
>My 95 Cherokee (4.0, 4WD, Auto) only gets 11-13 combined MPG. :(
>
>AFAIK, the engine is tuned up properly (Passed smog test), but I still
>need to look into replacing axle (and et c.) fluids though.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better). My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(somebody else's baby now)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM, DOF#51, DH#2
"There's only 1 RE"
01-08-2006, 12:23 PM
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Re: Gas Milage
HMMMMMM????
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better).
My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which
got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better).
My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which
got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
01-08-2006, 12:23 PM
#27
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Re: Gas Milage
HMMMMMM????
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better).
My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which
got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better).
My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which
got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
01-08-2006, 12:23 PM
#28
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Re: Gas Milage
HMMMMMM????
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better).
My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which
got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
Heh, my wife's '94 Wrangler (4.0, 5sp) gets around 20, my '95
Wrangler(2.5, 5sp)gets about the same(maybe just a little better).
My
wife's old 4wd Cherokee('93, 4.0, 5sp, 4wd)also got about 20. The
only one that did better was the '94 Cherokee 2wd(4.0, auto)which
got
almost 23 on a regular basis.
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