2001 Nissan Altima "fuel consumption design" Questions

fuel mixture, brown deposits may indicate an oil consumption problem, and white gritty deposits may indicate an internal coolant leak. All of these conditions can destroy a new sensor if not corrected

fuel consumption When i keep accelerating,the fuel keeps dropping Thats called physics. the gauge (economy) is designed to give you a visual reference as you accelerate so you can monitor the fuel ...

fuel consumption rate is 8.5 km/l in urban setting . Is it normal consumption rate? I think it a little high rate for 1300 cc fuel consumption is around 8.5 km/l commenting on fuel consumption is like

...fuel consumption, i want to what's the normal rate of consumption of it? and what's the solution of this problem ?? about 7kms a litre bit more on a run,these vehicles were not designed for economy ...

...indicator when to upshift to the next highest gear. The system was designed to help save fuel by letting you know when it is the best rpm to shift, thereby reducing engine strain and fuel

armada Most cars are designed to travel 300 miles on a tank of gas. If you think your fuel consumption is too high, may be time for an air filter, tune up, and check the tires for the proper inflation

...out of your engine on long distances and should therefore only be used in such cases. it is advisable as this will reduce fuel consumption and prob better performance round towns and small

...fuel consumption, fuel smells and possibly leaks. It is most likely a split pipe along this system - which needs checking carefully to find out where exactly. Overfilling of your tank can lead to ...

...fuel consumption is higher, but since many governments impose less tax, it is still usually more cost effective. Secondly, some designs of internal combustion engine require the lubrication of petrol ...

...and fuel consumption. The cost will depend on the system fitted. Some need a whole new manifold and others a bolt on part for the manifold. Get a few different quotes as repair prices can vary a