Burning lots of gas

Sonex2000

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I don't why. But i seem to burning alot of gas while driving. It's not running rich at all. Any ideas?
 

SupraMario

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do u mean like gas is coming out the tail pipe or u get $hit for gas mileage, cause if u expected to get 30mpg because this car is called a sport compact, then srry, u bought one of the gas guzzeling bad boys of the 80's.
 

Sonex2000

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hehe.....hell fuckin yea

Summer time speeding
it's ok i'm going to jersey this weekend

cheaper gas......lot more speeding
 

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I got one from Autozone...... I think its working well..... You trying to get better quality one or just didnt know that Autozone sells it for 40 bucks?
 

ddmcse

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are you sure you aren't running rich ? do you have an a/f meter ? i was running way rich for a month or so ...mileage dropped to 13-14mpg . i checked the o2 even replaced it, cold start injector, and some other things finally checked both vsv switches both some how got toasted since the last time i checked them . i replaced the fuel vac one 1st and it was better for about 10 minues then slipped right back to rich . after i replaced the egr vsv it settled right to where it should be and mileage went to 16 mpg . a few miles per adds up
 

hide with MKIII

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Ive got one that fits right in. They had another type which less part which does not fit right in. I do not know about o2 sensor for turbo since i own a NA.
 

mrnickleye

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Quote: Check O2 Sensor. I changed mine and it got waaayyy better. I just got over 300 miles per tank. btw, its 87 NA.
That is probably 20-22mpg. I get that in my 89 N/A. 15mpg around town, a/c on all the time here in the desert. I know I run a bit rich, but its better than too lean.
Universal O2 will work for N/A, there is an adapter plate available to bolt it in to the manifold.