Re: Easy Ways to improve feul economy for 92 Accord?
 

| >>>any easy and not very expensive ways to improve my
| >>>feul economy

I know a few ( overlooked by most car designers, incl honda's )
which I tell friends & relatives ; here in msia 5-10% of drivers
on public roads are bastards, I won't let them benefit from my
discoveries. I won't tell mysterios ( Mr. know all ), or even dwn
load their posts.

Re: Easy Ways to improve feul economy for 92 Accord?
 

accordmpg wrote:

> I have a 4 cyl 92 Accord and a 160 mile one way daily commute. Would
> like to know of any easy and not very expensive ways to improve my feul
> economy please!

What mileage are you getting now??
How much is freeway driving? How much city?

As others have suggested, try a new O2 sensor. They're fairly cheap and
easy to change. Other than that and a standard tune up, it's up to the
driver. Slow down a few MPH on the freeway, and minimize using the
brakes in city traffic. Look far ahead, anticipating traffic and those
#$%@#$% red lights.


-Greg

Re: Easy Ways to improve feul economy for 92 Accord?
 

accordmpg wrote:

> I have a 4 cyl 92 Accord and a 160 mile one way daily commute. Would
> like to know of any easy and not very expensive ways to improve my feul
> economy please!

What mileage are you getting now??
How much is freeway driving? How much city?

As others have suggested, try a new O2 sensor. They're fairly cheap and
easy to change. Other than that and a standard tune up, it's up to the
driver. Slow down a few MPH on the freeway, and minimize using the
brakes in city traffic. Look far ahead, anticipating traffic and those
#$%@#$% red lights.


-Greg

Re: Easy Ways to improve feul economy for 92 Accord?
 

accordmpg wrote:

> I have a 4 cyl 92 Accord and a 160 mile one way daily commute. Would
> like to know of any easy and not very expensive ways to improve my feul
> economy please!

What mileage are you getting now??
How much is freeway driving? How much city?

As others have suggested, try a new O2 sensor. They're fairly cheap and
easy to change. Other than that and a standard tune up, it's up to the
driver. Slow down a few MPH on the freeway, and minimize using the
brakes in city traffic. Look far ahead, anticipating traffic and those
#$%@#$% red lights.


-Greg