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z3pilot99 · 11-12-2010, 01:55 PM

This will work on a 1990 CRX HF right? I have done a search and do not get a definative answer. I also have a 2001 BMW 325xi (don't need one for that) But, I am a little disappointed at the MPG out of the CRX. I drove the BMW over the same roads using the fuel mileage gauge incorporated by BMW in the speedo to see how to keep gas mileage up. I have been driving my CRX all wrong for mileage. This MPGuino could give me more insight into how to drive the CRX. Also, have you guys ever seen the trip computers on some of the BMWs? Old and new. They give instantanious mileage/average speed and miles left based on the gas the car has in the tank. They have a module that plugs into the old computers that holds all of the settings that is sound like need to be programmed into the MPGuino.

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z3pilot99 EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Apple Valley Posts: 19 Ford Focus - '12 Ford Focus 5 Dr - SE 90 day: 37.36 mpg (US) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	This will work on a 1990 CRX HF right? I have done a search and do not get a definative answer. I also have a 2001 BMW 325xi (don't need one for that) But, I am a little disappointed at the MPG out of the CRX. I drove the BMW over the same roads using the fuel mileage gauge incorporated by BMW in the speedo to see how to keep gas mileage up. I have been driving my CRX all wrong for mileage. This MPGuino could give me more insight into how to drive the CRX. Also, have you guys ever seen the trip computers on some of the BMWs? Old and new. They give instantanious mileage/average speed and miles left based on the gas the car has in the tank. They have a module that plugs into the old computers that holds all of the settings that is sound like need to be programmed into the MPGuino.