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MetroMPG · 11-21-2008, 03:48 PM

Hi whatjigg -

Do you have a ScanGauge? If not, before anything else, that's what I would recommend. Just going tank-to-tank offers little usable information in terms of feedback to your driving style.

If I were still in Ontario (1000 Islands), I'd offer to meet with you to do a driving clinic. But I'm on the east coast for the winter. I bet by the spring when I get back you'll have this sorted out!

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