Mpg really low
Better scenario would be to FILL the tank, RESET the computer, or what ever is on a '16, I can't remember, get out on the highway tonight or whenever traffic lessens, and drive about 50 miles as you would normally- check your readout then. If you want to achieve optimum MPG, then do what you can to maintain, say, a steady73 MPH- my 2020 SR will give me 33- 34 MPG at 73 MPH- using cruise control. I don't worry about mileage in traffic or in town- it's still around 18 even with some loud pedal...your results may vary, I have had eight Maximas going back manual gearboxes and 190 HP, and they all returned far better mileage than what you are seeing...take the emergency brake off?? COLD tire pressures are 33 PSI all around..and as stated above, why do you "have it idle"?? That computes to zero MPG..check your warning lights for "operator error"
Thank you for the concern and i understand what you’re thinking, but this is for a few minutes in a very small town in Hawaii where we live. Everyone looks out for one another here and everyone knows each other and their kids. Which is the reason we chose to not move to the mainland. I would never leave the kids in the car, not even at a gas station, not even for a minute.
Thank you for the concern and i understand what you’re thinking, but this is for a few minutes in a very small town in Hawaii where we live. Everyone looks out for one another here and everyone knows each other and their kids. Which is the reason we chose to not move to the mainland. I would never leave the kids in the car, not even at a gas station, not even for a minute.
Understood, even though you did say you have left them in a idling car, and that is not good- for any reason- take care of those little ones, they are your greatest gift
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Jun 15, 2007 07:05 PM



