Fuel Saving Tips

[Jon snow]

Di naman daw totoo na nakakatipid kapag di naka aircon eh.

[Saint Nemesis]

Regular check up and maintenance

[bluemaster]

less use of foot brakes (read: use engine brakes more) and shifting to neutral and taking advantage of inertia when stopping before a red light.

[Jon snow]

Pano naman sa matic?

[Tokwatbaboi]

On long drives, just maintain rpm of 1600-2000 (70-80kph)

 

On long drives, just maintain rpm of 1600-2000 (70-80kph)

[Archelles]

Any comment po sa DAZO HHO water technology.....Does it reallly give a fuel effieciency of 20-30% .....Balak ko kasi magpakabit......Your comments will be appreciated...

[shazam]

fill-up fuel at night time or on cool days

[ej_qn]

Any comment po sa DAZO HHO water technology.....Does it reallly give a fuel effieciency of 20-30% .....Balak ko kasi magpakabit......Your comments will be appreciated...

 

Last time I recall this Dazo fellow has multiple charges filed against him from his customers. Till now di siya mahanap. As far as the HHO unit is concerned I haven't seen or heard anyone using this as their main fuel source.

[Suks.2.b.u]

Bike once a week

[boytoro]

magcommute ka 3x a wk hehehe

[Roger28]

Tell your gas boy to only use "trigger 1" when filling up. The same way you dont fully open your faucet because theres lots of air.

[taipan10]

Take it easy on the accelerator

[sln0967]

Tell your gas boy to only use "trigger 1" when filling up. The same way you dont fully open your faucet because theres lots of air.

 

interesting, proven ba to?

[heyitsme]

regular maintenance, proper air pressure on your wheels and take it easy on the pedal

[TmanV87]

Use narrow profile tires, drive with all windows closed, coast going downhill, remove everything not essential from your car, use overdrive when possible.

[Tom Hiddleston]

1. Change your air filter every 10,000, your fuel filter every 20,000

2. Use synthetic motor oil of the right grade for our country. Synthetics are more temperature stable than mineral based oils.

3. Avoid traffic. My normal fc (car computer) is 18km/lit with mostly highway & moderate city traffic. With heavy traffic, that goes down to 12/lit or less.

4. Maintain a steady pace, 80-90 km/hr if you can (I can't, boring). Keep rpms low.

5. Accelerate when approaching an incline & decelerate when approaching a decline.

6. Coast in gear at high gear when on a decline (coasting in neutral is not safe).

5. In the mornings when motor is cold, the car consumes more fuel (mine at startup gets 56l/100kms or 1.7 km/lit kasi naka choke. It rapidly declines as it warms up)

6. Do not idle excessively. Tell your driver not to sleep in the car with the aircon on.

[◕‿◕]

regular maintenance ng kotse, bawas din sa accelerator kung hindi naman kailangan.

[GUAPOCO]

Try to use side gapped spark plugs.

[Sevenshot]

Tell your gas boy to only use "trigger 1" when filling up. The same way you dont fully open your faucet because theres lots of air.

 

 

tanong lang boss: ano yung "trigger 1"? pano malalaman kung ganun yung ginamit? at saka, eto ba yung mas mabagal? thanks!

[Dr.smitch]

do not over rev or over RPM

[homesek]

keep 100 / less than 3k rpm

[Toni Tejada]

cheap na gas ngayun... ang saya!

[xaint]

for my car, since its an old honda, i was able to tune it for a balance of mileage and performance. pero syempre nandyan pa rin yung iwas late braking, madiin na tapak sa accelerator, etc.

 

oh btw, imho please do not put your tranny in neutral when rolling. youre more prone to accidents this way. anyway, engine braking is not supposed to be a gas guzzler since your injectors are not squirting fuel like your stepping on the throttle. para ka ring naka idle or nag ffree rolling ng naka neutral with the benefit of engine brake.

[markad]

Good day, confirm ko lang if nakapatay ang aircon na it saves fuel?

[goesss]

Use average 60-65 kph. Not overloaded, check air pressure.