i drive a 92 f150 with a 5L engine

and i was wondering what kind of milage u guys get (im in canada btw)

i get about 300 km on 55 liters of gas

i think that works out to 17L/100 km

not bad but not great

i said about cause my tanks not empty yet but it seems to disappear quickly lol

so what do u guys get

(maybe someone can translate my gas milage to mpg?)

thanks all

 

17 litres/100kM

62.5 miles/(17/3.785)gal = 13.9 MPG

That's a bit too low for a 2WD, low to normal for a 4WD that doesn't see much highway in the mix.

 

I get 280-312 miles on my front tank (19 gallons), about 14.75-16.5 MPG. With 5.0, AOD and 2wd.

 

so basically with my 4x4 5L f150 im doing not to bad to get 260-300 km per 55 L ??

i thought i was doing horrible lol

(first V8 lol)

 

84' F150 4 wheel drive with a 351w. Last time I averaged it out as accurately as I could get it, it came to about 9.5 mpg give or take per each tank.
That is with me not driving conservative really at all, since I usually have my foot to the floor passing and taking the little ricers off the line .

Was riding on 36's prior to the 33's, but never averaged out the mpg for those. I'm certain it was a hell of a lot worse with the 36's.

 

bahhaha yea i have a hard time keeping my foot off it but i need to till i get a good paying job lol

until then grampa driving FTW LOL

but it is nice to be able to spin the wheel(s) (i dont have L/S ROFL)

anyone else like to chime in?

 

My 92 f150 5.0 2 wheeler gets 16-18 hiway mpg all the time

 

'93 5.8L with the E4OD, 4x4, gets at the absolute best 14 on the highway, more like 9 around town. If I really stretch the rear tank I get 200 miles off it. Thing is, I can be towing a 5000lb boat, and still get 10 highway. Whereas my parents 07 Explorer gets an average of 20, towing the same boat it plunges down to just a tad over 8. Then again, it only has a 4.0 veesix.

 

96 f150 4wd 5.0 I get around 14mpg city and around 16ish hwy, I thought I was doing pretty bad but I guess I'm about average. Though i am still awaiting the final result of my full tank with a new fuel filter, hopefully that will help. Later.

 

Read my Fuel mileage thread.

 

i know u have a fuel mileage thread but i wanted a more condenced range of trucks

(mostly around my year and engine size)

yea im getting around 14 mpg i think im still waiting till my tank hits E

im at 240 km and im at less then a quarter of a tank (on 55L that i filled it with) so i think thats 14 mpg

3.7 L per gallon at 1.6 km per mile right?

 

My work truck gets 11 mpg mixed 50/50--city/hwy, and right around 9mpg in the winter since my hubs are locked al the time then. When towing it doesn't matter if I have 3000 lbs behind or 7000lbs it gets 9mpg. The best mileage that I ever remember the truck getting when is was basically bone stock was 17 hwy, but most of the time it averaged around 14mpg.

My work truck is a 94 F150 300-6/5spd, 4X4, reg cab long box, 4.10 gears f/r, detroit locker in the rear, auburn posi up front, with 3" of lift and 33" M/T's.

 

im gunna dread winter rofl

well looks like im right on par then 240 km 55L and im almost empty we will see!

 

1990 f150 5.0 v8 xlt lariat it gets around 8-9 mpg city and like 12-13 highway.

 

My brother has a '92 F-150 Supercab shortbed 4x2 with a 302 and auto tranny with 3.05 gears that has 245,000 miles on it and that thing can usually pull 18-20 mpg at 70 mph on the highway, so Id say that 14 mpg for a 4x2 isnt very good.
Make sure you have a clean air filter and looking into new sparkplugs, wires, cap and rotor, make sure the tires are not underinflated and maybe even replace the fuel filter.
I always thought that 302s were pretty good on gas, so if you are only getting 14 mpg either you need to do the things I mentioned above, your engine is just tired and worn-out or you have a lead foot.