Many people nowadays complain that gasoline has become too expensive, that cars have started to consume a lot of fuel. It all depends directly on the driving style and even on how the engine was run-in. In other words, the technical condition of the car affects its "nutrition".
Instructions
Step 1
The break-in should last at least 5000 km, and for the first 3000 you do not need to accelerate the car above 90 km / h. As for the driving style, we can say that when the car accelerates quickly, it absorbs more fuel, for which you have to pay dearly nowadays.
Step 2
Another factor that affects high gas mileage is untimely gear shifting. In this situation, the car needs a lot of energy, and it takes it from the fuel. The most efficient way to save gas is to keep the car between 3500 and 4500 rpm.
Step 3
Very often drivers, standing in a traffic jam, turn off the engine in order to save on gasoline. This is sheer nonsense. Turning off the engine, and then starting it again after a couple of minutes, you lose fuel as much as it would take for 10 minutes of parking.
Step 4
When driving on the highway or the Autobahn, you need to go in the highest gear that is on the gearbox, this is also a kind of fuel economy.
Step 5
Another way is also possible, for this you need to inflate the tires from 0, 2 to 0, 5 more than usual. This will not affect driving safety in any way.
Step 6
By installing a roof rack, you increase gas mileage by up to 20%, as aerodynamics suffer and fuel consumption increases.
Step 7
Pay attention to car oil, it plays a big role in the life and nutrition of the car. Engine oil is needed to lubricate engine parts, which determine how much gasoline is needed.
Step 8
Air conditioning is another fuel eater, if you have a little gasoline, it is better not to turn it on. The air conditioner increases fuel costs by up to 20%.
Step 9
The weight of the car also affects the amount of gasoline consumed. An old car is much more economical than a new one, because it is not a pity to pour gasoline into an old one at a cheaper rate.
Step 10
You will certainly be surprised, but even open windows slow down the car at speed, and this also affects how much gasoline the car will use.
Step 11
The most suitable way to reduce fuel costs is to switch the car to gas. Gas is spent faster, of course, but it also costs half the price.
