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Old 07-03-2008, 05:12 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Mileage seems bad, my 4500 after two weeks and 2800 miles, with 85/35 on the highway street, loaded at 13,600 with the truck and box and two trips each 100 miles with a enclosed trailer @31 feet long\, was reading 20.5 on the overhead, hand calculated was 19.1, the speed was between 60-67 mph on the highway.

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Old 07-04-2008, 02:20 PM   #14 (permalink)
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I just topped the truck up and the last leg of my trip I got 9.98 mpg US. Slowing down a bit seemed to help the fuel economy.

LittleOleHotShotter: Do you get 20 mpg pulling the empty trailer or is it when you are not towing? I wish my truck would get 20 mpg! I will be pulling all of the sensors in the exhaust system this weekend and clean them to see if it helps.
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Old 07-04-2008, 02:28 PM   #15 (permalink)
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i wish i would get 20 plus pulling a 7000 pound trailer
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LittleOleHotShotter: My trailer weighs in at just over 7000 lbs also...very heavy duty flat deck equipment hauler. Is your truck a 4x4?

Can someone here please explain how the O2 sensors opperate? If I have to clean them on a regular basis in order to gain a few mpg no problem.
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LittleOleHotShotter: My trailer weighs in at just over 7000 lbs also...very heavy duty flat deck equipment hauler. Is your truck a 4x4?

Can someone here please explain how the O2 sensors opperate? If I have to clean them on a regular basis in order to gain a few mpg no problem.
nah, truck is a 2x4. I can get around 14 mpg if i take it easy with trailer empty.
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With mine it's wind resistance, not weight.... Took a 450 mile round trip to pick up feed yesterday. 21 mpg going up empty, loaded her down with almost 2500 lbs in the bed & back seet area (mega cab) & got 19.7 coming back. Did put a Leer XL-100 shell on a couple of months back & it's helped 1-2 mpg at highway speeds.
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