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Honda Fuel Consumption
Hi,
What could be a "normal" fuel consumption of a 1996 Honda Accord (2.2L, 4 cylinders, automatic)...and what actions could be taken in order to enhance its performance? is it possible that fuel consumption can be related to some faulty part that needs to be changed? Thank you |
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"Honda Driver" > wrote in
oups.com: > Hi, > > What could be a "normal" fuel consumption of a 1996 Honda Accord (2.2L, > 4 cylinders, automatic)...and what actions could be taken in order to > enhance its performance? is it possible that fuel consumption can be > related to some faulty part that needs to be changed? > > Thank you > > 2.0 manual does about 13 km/litre on freeway marcel |
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If the car isn't running poorly then the fuel consumption by the engine is
OK, as it's controlled by the ECU. If the car is running poorly then a fuel injector may be dumping too much fuel. Otherwise you may want to check for leaks in the fuel lines. "Honda Driver" > wrote in message oups.com... > Hi, > > What could be a "normal" fuel consumption of a 1996 Honda Accord (2.2L, > 4 cylinders, automatic)...and what actions could be taken in order to > enhance its performance? is it possible that fuel consumption can be > related to some faulty part that needs to be changed? > > Thank you > |
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well guys,
someone suggested that I use a fuel injector cleaner as this might help...but when I used it..I mean when the fuel tank had the mixture in it...the gas consumption was even worse than before...it ran like (normally it runs at 75km/10 Liters...and now it was 55km / 10Liters)....is this normal when you have that mixture in the car...well I'm really wondering as the car drives really smoothly and I know that the fuel consumption shouldn't be that bad...it's like almost half what it should be... as for fuel lines leaks...there is no smell of fuel..so how can I make sure they are leaking... Thanks again Fred |
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On 16 Jan 2005 08:45:17 -0800, "Honda Driver" >
wrote: >well guys, >someone suggested that I use a fuel injector cleaner as this might >help...but when I used it..I mean when the fuel tank had the mixture in >it...the gas consumption was even worse than before...it ran like >(normally it runs at 75km/10 Liters...and now it was 55km / >10Liters)....is this normal when you have that mixture in the >car...well I'm really wondering as the car drives really smoothly and I >know that the fuel consumption shouldn't be that bad...it's like almost >half what it should be... >as for fuel lines leaks...there is no smell of fuel..so how can I make >sure they are leaking... >Thanks again >Fred Wow, that's about 13 mpg. You don't say what kind of Honda or under what conditions it is driven, but that is low for all but the most extreme circumstances. Make sure none of the wheels is dragging - should be easy to push it on level ground. If it doesn't get better with one or two tanks of the cleaner then you may need professional diagnosis. I assume that the "check engine" light isn't on. |
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13mpg! that's worse then my 17.4mpg. but i've got siedraft Weber carbs
has it improved since the cleaner has run out of the system? if not see of your ECU is throwing a code, could be a bad O2 sensor or something like that. -- -Andrew Smit- |
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the fuel economy website is great.
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