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How's this for mileage?
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I live about 8 miles from town. The light can come on as I leave work and I can still get back to town and get gas the next morning.
My F-150 also gets about 300 miles per tank. Something like a 22 gallon tank.
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Making some assumptions, here. First, that you have a 16 gallon tank. Second, that you started with it full. You got 25MPG (Imperial, NOT US, Imperial gallon is larger). On a 20 gallon tank, you got 19 (Imperial again, NOT US). That's pretty gosh darn respectable, I'd say.
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The easiest way I've found to track mileage is to use my phone. I have an app called "fill up", copyright William D. Kraemer. Every time I fill up I put in the amount of fuel purchased, the cost and my odometer reading. The second time, and every time after I use it, it tells me the mileage. It also keeps a log so you can see how things change over time. When the mileage drops it's probably time for a tuneup. My truck is old and tired. It's a 1994 4.0l/5speed, reg. cab. I get somewhere between 13.5L/100km [17.4 mpg(us)]and 17.5L/100km [13.4 mpg(us)].
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And rubber boots....
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I thought the boots were for sheep? or so I've heardAnd rubber boots....
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Sheep require velcro mitts....I thought the boots were for sheep? or so I've heard
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in response to that,,,,Jim would probably ban me for life if I told the joke that ended in "oh really,,what did her mama say"
it's getting late, I really should stop typing now
it's getting late, I really should stop typing now
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..I normally average 450 km (275 miles) per tank. This time around I decided to drive like an " old man ". Didn't kick it down once. Did the speed limit( 62 mph ), on single lane highways...and 55 mph when it split off Into two lanes.
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