this morning as I was driving to work I looked at the gas gauge and was like wtf!?!!? the car ony had 175miles on it from a full tank and it was nearly pointing towards empty...this gotton me all stressed out that I almost crashed into the car in front!!!

I don't know wat ta fuck is the problem with this peice of shit....got 4 cylinders and it think it's a fricken cobra or somethin...even worse it's slow as shit
don't know what else more I can do to this car...already had a full tune up , fuel injectors cleaned, tires checked, and even used that additive shit and NONE of these did anything.....

 

Stop using cheap gas

Seafoam might help, do a search.

 

lead foot?

 

thats not even worth stressing about.

gas is gas. either fill er' up or start walking.

 

I know man...I shouldn't be. Just the idea of a 4cyliner car is getting the same gas mileage as v6 pisses me off. I would not be comlaining if the car is at least somewhat fast.

 

Dude, my v6 gets ~400 miles per tank every time. There's something more with your car.

 

Yeah, but gas is expensive. If it was made to get crappy gas mileage, that's one thing, but since it's not, then it's understandable to want it to get decent gas mileage.

 

then do something about it

 

Change your fuel filter, air filter, and use some seafoam. You already got new plugs right? What kind are they?

 

fuel filter and seafoam = your best friends

 

 

where can you pick up a can of seafoam and what do u do with it?

 

Check the DIY section. It has been discussed 1000 times. But i know you have been absent from AZ for awhile.

Basically you take the vaccuum line off the valve cover and shove it in a can of seafoam. You only use like 1/3 of the can. You can get it at autozone or whatever autoparts place is by you. You car is gonna smoke more than an emphyzima patient, but its worth it. It only smokes for a few minutes while it cleans all the carbon out of your engine!

have fun with the smokescreen

 

Damn 175 ? I Drive hard and have a lead foot and I get over 300 everytime. Get your ignition and fuel systems checked out.