hello everyone !

sorry to bother you all but I think i get LOW MPG .. and I would ilke to improve it a little !

Ive read here and here that you people use pcm4less tune combined with K&N and magnaflow ...

be aware that I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT CAR, im not a ... manual guy so i DOUBT I could install it myself..


in any case... I would like to know where to buy those part and how much it would cost to have it on my truck , ( labor etc.. )

I live in Canada, Quebec city

currently i do 350km for 104$ of gaz at ~110km/h mostly city driving at 60km/h gas in quebec city "supreme" is at 1.41$/Liter


Please help, ill ruin my self with that truck if i dont get it fixed!

 

we need to fix GOVERNMENT gas could be $1.50/gal. you guys have plenty of oil,AND, plenty of government!!,,same here.

gas otta be 1.50

 

your input isnt really helping me but ..

ok

 

so .. no body willing to gimme a hand ?

 

We are all waiting for the conversion factors...

 

It's no bother.....that's what we're here for......but don't make us do all your work for you, do the conversions! After all, you're soliciting information from a country that has not yet converted to metrics!

 

oh .. you mean that you guys ask for miles versus kilometers ? need anything else ?


68.35 mph for 110kmh
37.28 mph for 60kmh

 

From a fellow Canadain...look on ebay..or parts dealers..order the products/parts you want/that fit
...get someone to install..look for best price

Contact pcmforless..or look-up tuners in your area...take out your pcm if you choose to ship it..or get their loaner and or wait

Hope this helps...

 

I get a typical : 480 kms for the ammount of gas you're using which I assume is around 74/75 liters or at reserve...so definitely your H3 is over consuming...I also have the same mileage on my 06...66K miles...You could increase your mileage by checking that your truck is tip top, from clean air filter to new plugs,clean air mass,clean throttle body and full synthetic 5w30 oil ....Good luck

 

OR....50 mph= 80 kmh, which means a mile is 8/5 kilometer, or a kilometer is 5/8 of a mile.

A liter is just a tad bigger than a quart, which means there almost 4 liters in a US gallon.

WARNING: You must have at least high school algebra to be able to understand and execute these intense computations.