Drastic drop in MPG with no change in Engine Performance..
February 18th, 2010, 3:46 PM
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gotstylez, your right... I could have brand new tires and have them at a low pressure. However, they are inflated to the correct psi. Keep me honest...lol.
I'm actually in Oklahoma. I am a Oklahoma State University Cowboy grad...
Yes, I'll see if I can get the fluid/filter changed this weekend. Though, I may be wrong, but if the engine was having to work harder to move the trans, wouldn't that cause the shift points to change?? Meaning it would be shifting at a higher RPM than normal.
I'm actually in Oklahoma. I am a Oklahoma State University Cowboy grad...
Yes, I'll see if I can get the fluid/filter changed this weekend. Though, I may be wrong, but if the engine was having to work harder to move the trans, wouldn't that cause the shift points to change?? Meaning it would be shifting at a higher RPM than normal.
February 18th, 2010, 3:51 PM
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oh haha.. it was just a guess anyway! hope u get it figured out.. i have no idea besides the trans needing to be flushed!
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