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Originally Posted by NeilBlanchard
Welcome to EM,
I don't think that any vehicles prior to 1996 have the OBD II data plug that you need for an MPG meter?
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Thank you.
... can the OBD II plug be installed or would that be too expensive?
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You can check any threads by the owner of that car:
ecomodder.com/forum/member-wagonman76.html
...and see what mods they have done and/or how they drive to get the MPG.
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Thank you very much.
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Tank by tank MPG is the most accurate way to go, and you can check the calibration of your odometer, too.
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Oh? Why is that? I was under the impression that tank to tank was not accurate at all, because the tank fills to a different level each time. When I used to fill and write results meticulously, I'd get 18 one time and 26 another, with the same type of driving. That was one reason that I stopped recording the mileage.