bad Mileage on V6
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If you installed Bosch Plugs that would be the reason for the mileage loss. The winter blend gas they are referring to is most likely a higher ethanol percentage than gas ran in the summer time or a lower (86) octane gas.
I can find E10 (10% Ethanol added to gas) or 100% gas in my area. The 100% gas is Conoco and Phillips/Conoco and it averages about $.04 less per gallon than Shell.
I recommend Motorcraft plugs gapped to factory spec, a new air filter, a new fuel filter and set tire pressure at 2 psi higher than factory spec when cold.
I can find E10 (10% Ethanol added to gas) or 100% gas in my area. The 100% gas is Conoco and Phillips/Conoco and it averages about $.04 less per gallon than Shell.
I recommend Motorcraft plugs gapped to factory spec, a new air filter, a new fuel filter and set tire pressure at 2 psi higher than factory spec when cold.
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Could be, I don't really monitor it enough to notice a difference I guess. The car (Grand Marquis) w/ 4.6L gets between 19 - 20 mpg. - That's according to it's computer. The trucks been at 16 mpg, since winter 2008 (last tune up). I haven't checked it in awhile tho, - and since it's been on blocks lol.
They should sticker the pumps somewhere, and say " winter brew " , if that's what it is,- uknow..
They should sticker the pumps somewhere, and say " winter brew " , if that's what it is,- uknow..
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