MPG getting worse
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JK Newbie
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: FL
Originally Posted by LOST
If it makes you feel better you can disconnect your battery overnight and your dash milage indicator will magically return to 18.8 MPG.
Not accurate of course but if your a visually inspired person it'll make you feel good for a few days.
Until it goes back down at which point you may feel worse than you did before it did the first time.
17 MPG is pretty darn good though. I hit single digits on 35" mud terrains. (hence the back to stock tires for now)
Not accurate of course but if your a visually inspired person it'll make you feel good for a few days.
Until it goes back down at which point you may feel worse than you did before it did the first time.
17 MPG is pretty darn good though. I hit single digits on 35" mud terrains. (hence the back to stock tires for now)
Thanks again for all the tips. Hopefully my tire pressure will do the trick.
JK Freak
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: 11 Western States
You need to get out and clean that carbon buildup that occurs from city driving it has affected my jeep s since I got them. heat up the engine get some higher RPMs going and it will burn the carbon and mileage will go up idle will calm back down.
