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Apr 15 2015
How to Calculate Your Fuel Consumption
Calculating your fuel consumption is an easy and free way to help save money at the pump as well as giving help towards providing some insight as to your vehicle’s overall health. Having clogged/gunked up fuel injectors, for example, can negatively impact your fuel consumption and cost you a lot of money over time. Luckily it’s very easy to have your very own fuel cost calculator!
We’ve added this fuel calculator to help you work out your fuel consumption. Fill out the form to find out your average mpg, daily, weekly and yearly costs.
Fuel Calculator
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By keeping up on your fuel calculator, you can get a decent gauge of how some of the other parts of your vehicle are doing. Some aspects of your vehicle need to be maintained in order to maximize fuel economy, and using a fuel calculator like described above is a good way to tell. Fuel injectors, tyres, and driving habits are easy things to check and see if you notice a positive change in your fuel economy. Ensure your tyres are properly inflated (most cars will have the proper PSI on the wheel themselves) helps to keep your fuel economy up. Just make sure when you’re inflating the tyres, check each individual wheel as you go; some vehicles will have different PSI requirements on the front and back. You can also try using a premium fuel instead of the cheapest stuff; if you notice a significant increase in fuel economy, you can see if the better gas offsets the cost of the worse fuel consumption. You can also find fuel injector cleaner at your local auto shop. This is a bottle of fluid that you add in to your gas tank the next time you fill up that can help clear out gunk from your fuel injectors, helping to keep your fuel consumption at it’s highest.
By Lee Porter • Car Care • 0 • Tags: fuel calculator, fuel consumption calculator, fuel cost calculator, fuel economy calculator