new 6 speed tranny
#16
So then using your logic, there is absolutely no way to ever get the same amount of fuel into a vehicle ever again when you fill up, correct? Funny, I fuel at the same Flying J, at the same pump, facing the same direction, every time I get fuel. If I run until the low fuel light comes on, I consistently get 27 gallons in my tank. I've never had to shake the truck, do cartwheels, jump up and down, stand on my head, or anything like that.
I had thought about posting some smartass remark to insult your intelligence, but I realized that wouldn't accomplish anything. All I know is that I have never been able to consistently hand calculate the same fuel mileage in any truck I have owned.
#17
No hard feelings as I meant none in the first place. I forget that some people are more sensitive than me.. at least that's what the wife says. It's a wonderful country we live in where we can agree to disagree.
#18
Wouldn't do any good anyways - I'm pretty thick skinned. All I'm saying is that my fueling process is consistent as is the amount of fuel I put in my truck. I'm big enough to admit there can be variance in anything but to even assume it is impossible to hand-calculate is unfair. Now, if I were fueling at several different stations on inclines, etc., I could see your point. That is not the case though. I haven't traveled too far lately so the past 7 or 8 tanks I gotten have been at the Flying J here in the same process as previously mentioned.
No hard feelings as I meant none in the first place. I forget that some people are more sensitive than me.. at least that's what the wife says. It's a wonderful country we live in where we can agree to disagree.
No hard feelings as I meant none in the first place. I forget that some people are more sensitive than me.. at least that's what the wife says. It's a wonderful country we live in where we can agree to disagree.
#19
Agreed. And a lesson I have had a hard time learning over the years is that lots of the time, it's the recipient's perception that counts. Again..the wife.
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#20
Yes I know that Tim, 14 city and 18 highway. But didn't you see how I capitalized "CITY" after 18mpg in my post above? That guy claimed he gets 18mpg city driving! That is total bs, no way a F150 gets 18mpg in all city driving.
I have the same engine and axle ratio and I get 11 to 13mpg all city driving in my 04 4x4, and I have gotten 18mpg and even 19.1 all highway driving once.
I have the same engine and axle ratio and I get 11 to 13mpg all city driving in my 04 4x4, and I have gotten 18mpg and even 19.1 all highway driving once.
Tim
#21
Tim
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