I have a 59 Aveo 1.4LT Auto and am only getting 28MPG is ther something that I can do to Improve this?

For every Chevrolet model made in 1990 Heather?

Using my Psychic abilities, here is the diagram for a 1990 Chevy Aveo. If it is wrong, you can search their site :>D

Chevrolet Aveo (2002 - 2011) - fuse box diagram - Auto Genius

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May 3, 2016 - Chevrolet Aveo (2002 - 2011) - fuse box diagram. Year of production: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 ...

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auto trans or manual? If auto, the difficulty could be from a failing brake light switch. That switch also controls the shift mechanism. You have to get on the floor board on the drivers side, while it is in park of course. Depress the brake pedal with your hand, you will see the switch depress. You want to remove that switch, take it to your auto store, get a new one, reverse the removal process

are you having any difficulty putting it into gear, if is auto trans? Had a problem with no brake lights,2004 Aveo, there is a plunger switch that engages when you depress the brake pedal. if you get on floorboard under the steering wheel area, depress the brake pedal you will see the switch the brake pedal should be engaging. It is simple to remove, take to your auto parts store, they should have one in stock. Good Luck

Check the fuse F-19 in the fuse box inside (left side of steering wheel) or fuse marked HVAC Blower under hood fuse block

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Dear,


sometimes while operating the lighter, the fuse gets burnt.

please check for the current line first.

also check for the fuse in the box.
and then look for the lighter too as it may also get misfunctioned.

thanx

I don't have a solution.... but it's a fuse. Something is causing it to blow, locking the transmission. On top of your gear shift, there a black tab, pop tab off, insert a key or something (it's a button) and it will unlock your transmission and you'll be able to drive it. My car has this issue now, been in the shop for over a week. For me, it's my stop light fuse.

Go to your local Auto Zone and ask them to read your diagnostic codes. They will scan your codes at no charge to you. Write the codes down and reply back to me and we can get started.
It could be something as simple as a plugged fuel filter.
Good luck, let me know.
Regards,

if this around town then this is probably right as it is also an auto.

This could be as simple as a hose leak or leaving your gas cap off. Go to your local auto mechanic, (i use jiffy lube, the're cheap) and have them hook it up to the macjine and it will read the code to tell you what the problem is.