I have had (my girlfriend owns it now) a Civic and have never such poor
MPG. Did you change the air filter?
Pablo wrote:
I am 18 and not sure where I want to go to college. I might take the
year off, as it is so late to be signing up. My question for everyone
is, does anyone here know of some good colleges, preferably in the New
England area, that have specialty biofuel(or related) courses? That
would be a great help to me. Also, I wanted to add an amazing
discovery/question that I found this past week. I drive a 1992 honda
civic. I just did a full tune up, including O2 sensor, plugs, wires,
cap & rotor, etc. I drove from FL to MA, and i got about 23 MPG. This
is in a 1.5L engine in a car weighing maybe 1600 lbs fully loaded
with 106 base HP. I then drove my father's car south( a 2000 Cadillac
Deville), from Ma to FL, and got an amazing surprise : his 4.6L
American engine with about 300 base HP pulling a car weighing maybe
3000Lbs empty got 28MPG. I also found that in the city, his car's
gas mileage was 18 MPG, where mine is about 13. Now I admit to owning
a foot of lead, but does anyone know how this is possible as i drove
both vehicles, and with regular gas? The calculations were correct for
MPG. Any input would be appreciated. ~ Paul
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