Your Avg Fuel Mileage
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In my old EM1 (B16A2 with bolts ons) i would average 21 MPG if i remember correctly.
In my 89 CRX (D15B2 stock except the CAI) im averaging 36 MPG so far.
In my 89 CRX (D15B2 stock except the CAI) im averaging 36 MPG so far.
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Yeah that's not very good
Take a look at this thread HERE. Lots of great information that should help you.
Take a look at this thread HERE. Lots of great information that should help you.
Here are my rough averages in my '97 Civic HX with its mostly stock D16Y5 engine...
37mpg = AC-off typical city driving
35mpg = AC-on typical city driving
42mpg = AC-off highway at around 60-75mph
35mpg = AC-on highway at around 60-75mph
30mpg = AC on highway at 80+mph
26mpg = AC-on when I moved from FL to KY with the trunk and back seats loaded up
22mpg = No AC belt when I moved from KY to FL while hauling a half-full 5x8 uHaul trailer, and catching Atlanta traffic.
I've never really tried hyper-miling or eco-driving much more than when I may be running close to empty.
37mpg = AC-off typical city driving
35mpg = AC-on typical city driving
42mpg = AC-off highway at around 60-75mph
35mpg = AC-on highway at around 60-75mph
30mpg = AC on highway at 80+mph
26mpg = AC-on when I moved from FL to KY with the trunk and back seats loaded up
22mpg = No AC belt when I moved from KY to FL while hauling a half-full 5x8 uHaul trailer, and catching Atlanta traffic.
I've never really tried hyper-miling or eco-driving much more than when I may be running close to empty.
That's just awful for a Civic. You need to seriously address that... in its own thread of course.
Nope, being that he's asking about others MPG and not how to improve it.So you mean the this thread that he already created?
311 miles this tank (in 2 days)
311/8.787 = 35.4 MPG this time
So a small loss without a muffler. Would also probably help if I shifted around 2500-3000 RPM's instead of anywhere between 4000 & 5000 RPM's.
311/8.787 = 35.4 MPG this time
So a small loss without a muffler. Would also probably help if I shifted around 2500-3000 RPM's instead of anywhere between 4000 & 5000 RPM's.
Well, you did ask. Be glad you did or you might not have realized that you seriously should address that. Start here...
http://www.clubcivic.com/forum/threads/how-to-better-mpg.215664/
That sounds to me more like an IACV (Idle-Air Control Valve) issue, but it wouldn't hurt to change the ignition coil inside the distributor along with the cap & rotor if you're unsure of when they were last replaced.
Zack99civic
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I get around 37mpg in my 99 coup it's the d16y7 non VTEC 5speed with no a/c but I got a question when I'm going high way speeds (65-75) I'm revving 3grand and up is that normal?
I'm seeing 28-32 with my stock '98 Ex w/manual transmisson.
Something was VERY wrong!