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25 messages, Last post on Jun 29, 2008 at 1:56 PM
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Replying to: double_down (Nov 09, 2006 4:21 pm) |
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I got my 07 Yukon Denali about 3 weeks ago... We have taken it on our winter vacation as well as local to/from office. The following is my MPG report: 6.2 V-8 with original factory engine oil, cold tire pressure at 30 psi at each tire (or at 33-34 psi according to the gauge displayed when hot)--- Local (1 Full Tank, myself only) with Stop-N-Go traffic, at max 40 mph with AC On ~50% of the time => 13.6MPG Highway (1 Full Tank, myself and 4 passengers), at ~67 mph (Due to break-in period, speed vary between 60 mph to 75 mph) with AC On 100% of the time => 20.8MPG Averaged at 17.2 MPG. |
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| Can anyone tell me the difference in gas mileage between the two? | |
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| I have an 07 Yukon 4x4, about 15k miles, and I get 14 mpg doing 80% highway, and I am pretty heavy on the gas pedal so I think that is pretty good. It looks really good compared to the 12.7 mpg I get on that 210hp Commander V6. | |
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Just curious for those of you who have these beasts of a vehicle (Denali XL or Denali or even Tahoe/Yukon) what have you guys done modifications wise to get better gas mileage and has it paid off?
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Replying to: schu300 (May 15, 2008 9:26 am) 1. Cold Air Intake modification - not at all cost effective, so not done on my Denali. 2. Using Synthetic oil mostly for better protection - on all my past cars and my Denali today (Engine and Axles only). 3. Engine Computer mod - not done on my Denali (enough power for me as is). 4. Maintain proper Tire pressure (weekly basis) 5. Try not to drive over 75mph (I observed at ~68mph with best MPG) 6. Try not to drive with a heavy right-foot; but that will defeat the purpose of buying the Denali with the 6.2 V8... Doh! 7. Keep junk out of the SUV as possible. 8. I still think brand name gasoline (BP & Shell) is better. just my opinion. 9. keep up with regular maintenance (You take care of it and it will take care of you most of the time).
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Replying to: rsht (May 16, 2008 6:04 am) I am not interested in item 3.......but have thought seriously about item 1.... I fuel up about once every 7 days, doing mostly city and the occassional highway (65mph) 10 mile trip.........it never fails, my MPG on my computer is always 12.4-12.7...... If I am on an all highway road trip..I sit at 15MPG by time the tank is running low. Im just curious, if maybe the cold air intake would make a slight/major difference if anything at all.
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Replying to: schu300 (May 16, 2008 9:48 am) I have the Denali XL. The touring is not as noisy. Love the sound. D-Burbs |
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