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What could cause sudden low mileage on a car that seems to be running fine? 700

posted by  Rtilghman on  Fri Feb 21 17:26 CST 2003
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Check anything that can affect mixture. Filters, AMM, KS, whatever... pay specific attention to wiring as well. You might also have gotten some poor gas if you buy cheap stuff. If its a turbo stick with 93... it's generally about $1 more for a full tank than 89/91, so there is no realy reason to go cheap.

-rt






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