With gas prices rising and threatening to bust the $5.00 a gallon mark any time now there are many ways to help us improve our gas milage.
These three are typical ways of NOT to do it.
Read the full article but here is some snippets...
Nice little habits to pick up and I reckon some of us who can remember the "energy crisis" of the 70's might be grateful that we've learned these little tricks to save gas.
These three are typical ways of NOT to do it.
Read the full article but here is some snippets...
Presently the only things I'm doing to help save/improve my fuel economy is 1. driving highway speeds at least 55 mph and in town to just a couple miles per hour under the posted speed limit of whatever street I'm on, 2. putting in Lucas' Fuel Injector Cleaner with every fill up (which is RARE now-a-days) because I drive a 91 Jeep with the original engine and it's well over 250K in miles so helping to keep the valves, rings, pistons and fuel intake cleaner goes a good way to keeping my engine lasting longer and it does help fuel economy... not much but every little bit/drop counts. 3. Not driving that much unless I have to and adding up all my errands in one run. 4. Car-pooling whenever possible.
Nice little habits to pick up and I reckon some of us who can remember the "energy crisis" of the 70's might be grateful that we've learned these little tricks to save gas.
