Miles per gallon- What are you getting?
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2002 2WD Reg Cab
Short Bed
3.7 w/ 5speed
245/70R17's with 3.55
18.2 for the city....if im nice....15.9 if im not
right about 24-26 on the hwy....again if im nice lol
the only thing i did was put on an Airaid quick fit intake and the intake tube from an 04 3.7 Liberty which eliminated the resonator.
Short Bed
3.7 w/ 5speed
245/70R17's with 3.55
18.2 for the city....if im nice....15.9 if im not
right about 24-26 on the hwy....again if im nice lol
the only thing i did was put on an Airaid quick fit intake and the intake tube from an 04 3.7 Liberty which eliminated the resonator.
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Just figured it last night. About 16 highway and 10 city. Average between the two on the overhead console for my last tank was 13.1. The console said I had 0 miles left when I pulled into the gas station. I filled it, put 24.90 gallons in it. So, technically that overhead guage was off by about a gallon and a hair more. My trip said I had 319 miles on the tank. If I wanted to push it, I probably could have got 330 miles before I would have been running on fumes.....
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2005 2500 QC 4x4 CTD. Only have a little over 500 miles on it. Got 14.5 mpg on first full tank (manually calculated). I thought diesel was suppose to be better than the hemi on fuel economy. Is my foot really that heavy??? I know it'll get better the more miles I put on it.
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My 4.7L averages 13 mpg and that's 50% city, 50% highway. And I drive fairly conservatively also. So I have a hard time believing people who claim 20 mpg with these trucks. I manually calculate with each fill-up and check it against the computer.