fzj gas mileage
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25.1 gal. that's what the brochure said. Mine comes on when there's only about 4 gals. in the tank. 
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14 in mixed Los Angeles driving.
I filled up the other day at 2.65 / gal and the pump shut off at $50! ha! Had to use a different credit card to top her off.....
I filled up the other day at 2.65 / gal and the pump shut off at $50! ha! Had to use a different credit card to top her off.....
Taxes. According to the American Petroleum Institute, California has the fourth-highest gas tax rate in the country, totaling 50.4 cents per gallon in federal, state, and local taxes.
Regulation. California gas is the most expensive in the country because of state- mandated reformulated gasoline, which costs more to refine -- between 5 and 15 cents more per gallon, according to the California Air Resources Board -- and may be damaging to the environment.
Regulation. California gas is the most expensive in the country because of state- mandated reformulated gasoline, which costs more to refine -- between 5 and 15 cents more per gallon, according to the California Air Resources Board -- and may be damaging to the environment.
Cal has low gas tax $.18 vs WI $.321
To see your State tax http://www.gaspricewatch.com/usgastaxes.asp
To see your State tax http://www.gaspricewatch.com/usgastaxes.asp
13-14 in the LX.
16-17 in the LC. Nil emissions control that I am aware of down here.
I fill both tanks in the LC, totaling 38.3 US gallons, which results in worse mileage for the initial part of the cycle due to the additional 13.2 gallons of weight.
David
16-17 in the LC. Nil emissions control that I am aware of down here.
I fill both tanks in the LC, totaling 38.3 US gallons, which results in worse mileage for the initial part of the cycle due to the additional 13.2 gallons of weight.
David
My gas mileage ranges from 12 - 15 MPG (city / hwy) on my '97 LX450 with Bridgestone Revo 285's. The calculation is adjusted for tire size and I have new plugs, cap/rotor, belts, PCV valve, and use Mobil 1 synthetics throughout, all of which gave me a whole 1-2MPG increase. 
Just filled up tonite.
302.5 miles, 28.90 gallons = 10.467 MPG.
All low speed surface streets/stop & go commuting, lots of idling in traffic, 45 MPH tops.
33 inch tires, 4.10 gears, blower, 6300 lbs.
D-
302.5 miles, 28.90 gallons = 10.467 MPG.
All low speed surface streets/stop & go commuting, lots of idling in traffic, 45 MPH tops.
33 inch tires, 4.10 gears, blower, 6300 lbs.
D-
After reading all these posts I'm damn near the top. 315s, 4.88s, front and rear bumpers, mostly highway at 70-75 mph speeds and coming in at 15.2 mpg.
With mods 11-12 around town.
13.5 on long trips
Last weekend approx. 50 miles dirt road, 50 miles wheeling, and 50 miles hwy = 10mpg or $38.10
13.5 on long trips
Last weekend approx. 50 miles dirt road, 50 miles wheeling, and 50 miles hwy = 10mpg or $38.10
landtoy80 said:Then why are you replacing the injectors? You want more MPG????
More of a PM item than anything else. I thought maybe an increase in mpg but doesn't seem likely now. With the miles I drive I try and pick an area of the vehicle each year and refresh it to try and stay ahead of issues.
My old injectors could be quite abit better than your's Kurt, interested?
Just got my truck yesterday. Average 15.5 mpg doing 75-85 mph. Hopefully I can get about 16 after fluids changes and tune up.
You can tell by the responses that we really care about our mileage. For me after adding my ARB, Hanna Rear bumper, and upgradding to 285's I've gone down from 16.4, to 12.1 mpg. Oh well, good thing my rig is not a dd.