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2005 Taco base model w/air 2.7L 5 speed MT 8600 miles. XOM regular fuel. City 20-21 mpg. No load. Short shift. 1250 rpm-2200 rpm is no hardship for errands in Houston. Passenger rarely. AC typical. Late braking rare. Tire pressure 29 front/32 rear. Highway 28 mpg easy. No load. No passenger. AC 50/50. 55-65-mph steady. Head wind/tailwind unknown. Tire pressure 31 front /34 rear. Highway w/460 lb. motorcycle and gear in bed. Maybe passenger. 55-65 mph. Tire pressure 31 front/34 rear. AC typical. 25-27 mpg. Headwind /tailwind unknown. Highway w/460 lb. motorcycle and gear in bed. 460 lb. motorcycle and trailer towed. Passenger. 55-60 mph Tire pressure 30 front/33 rear. AC. 20-22 MPG. Headwind /tailwind unknown. Stupid easy ownership. I think girlfriend prefers to be seen and to ride in her Lexus. I can dig it. |
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base model, standard cab. Ride without load is considerably harsher than my 2006 GMC Sierra. 25 mpg highway at 70 mph, no cruise.
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Replying to: matt51 (Mar 01, 2008 6:58 pm) My around town mileage is 12-13, 18-19 highway. From reading this thread it doesn't look like I'll be gaining anything. Any thoughts or advice are appreciated.
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I Just purchased a 2001 Tacoma 2.4l. auto. I am not happy with the mpg. Is 15 to 17 in town normal? If not what can I do to increase the mpg? Thanks for any help.
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Replying to: sacsmitty (Mar 03, 2008 11:04 am) |
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I own a - 2004 Tacoma V6 3.4L Automatic DoubleCab 34,000 miles Prerunner Washington (Seattle) 87 Octane (stock - no canopy, no bed cover) I'm consistently getting 19.5 MPG mostly city driving. I just had the 30K factory service at dealer with this MPG. I had the belts replaced as a whinning noise developed, at my first report the dealer didn't hear the noise, but I said it was louder when the vehicle was cold so they kept it overnight outside in the freezing weather and they heard it, replaced the belts and now it is quiet again, now if I could only get the annoying dash rattles out I saw an old posting where a similar truck was getting about 22.5 MPG with high performance spark plugs, oil, and air filter change. At today's gas price of $3.50 gal, based on my annual miles 3+ mpg would save me $250 in gas. Is this realistic improvement? What have you tried and what was the improvement? The high cost of gas now makes the most marginal of MPG improvements attractive in savings. The gas prices are busting the family budget, I'm checking the tire pressure on the Schwinn in the garage |
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Replying to: bigandy (Feb 15, 2008 6:41 pm) u can email me |
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Replying to: parker65 (Mar 03, 2008 1:50 pm) trassmision and axcel
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