I commute alot and I am always having problems in popping out more and more cash to buy fuel. I would like to know how I can best save fuel but still travel the same distances?
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Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 27th, 2010. 5 Comments.
We’ve all heard of E85, 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. Some states currently run E10, most recently California. Minnesota passed an E20 mandate but has yet to get the ok from the EPA. I’ve heard a person gets the best mileage with E30. If so, why not mandate E30 eventually? If I were to pump 20 total gallons into my fuel tank, 13 gal. gasoline & 7 gal. E85 to make E30, adjusting the equation in states currently blending ethanol, how would that effect my vehicle mileage, engine mechanics, and performance? Is the EPA testing for E20 and E30?
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Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 27th, 2010. 4 Comments.
You shouldn’t have any black smoke. Black smoke means that you are burning too much diesel fuel. Anyway the answer is, yes.
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Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 27th, 2010. Comment.
Please confirm if these 2 tips regarding gas conservation are facts or myths:
1. staying/shifting to a lower gear, NEUTRAL specially, will stretch gas mileage.
2. Not using the car airconditioner will stretch gas mileage.
Any real and tested truths regarding vehicle gas conservation?
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Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 24th, 2010. 3 Comments.
This is a proven SCAM, even though many people are in denial about it or should I say desperate for it to be true.
The energy required to separate the water into Hydrogen and Oxygen is more than the energy you can get back out of it when you burn it in your engine.
In other words, the drag on your alternator will lower the mileage more than burning the HHO gas will gain mileage.
Anybody claiming better mileage is probably running their engine too lean and will pay for it in the future with expensive repairs.
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