445 km before the last bar starts blinkin...?

[marcus]

Originally Posted by IllusionX

that's 8.7L/100km if you put 39L of gas at this point. That's my average when it's really cold in the winter.. with mostly city driving.

Originally Posted by WeeYari

You are currently experiencing one of the longest, coldest cold snaps in our area in several years. COLD = more gas consumed regardless of how warm your engine is.

ok i feel a bit better now... atleast i dont have to look for fuel leaks...*sigh*

now off to the next issue...noisy blower squeeling which sound like it need lubrication....lol

[IllusionX]

Originally Posted by marcus

ok i feel a bit better now... atleast i dont have to look for fuel leaks...*sigh*

now off to the next issue...noisy blower squeeling which sound like it need lubrication....lol

happens here too.. I don't think our cars were designed to work in these extreme temperatures. If it was a bad bearing, then you would hear it clucking..

[jambo101]

I believe the gas companies use a winter formulation in their gas, also if you are running snow tires, and the cold all conspire to give less than optimal gas mileage.