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I have heard that the following are expected to increase gas mileage:
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I've always heard it does. "Bore off your air conditioner to save gas."
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Looking at gas prices are low now, I want to get in the habit of trying to maximize my car's gas mileage before prices skyrocket this summer. What are some of the most suitable ways to do that?
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I have a VW Golf, and I could compromise some power for sick gas mileage. A guy I know said he'd adjusted something on his buick and upped the fuel economy a lot.
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Yes. Anything that takes power off the private road belts will burn more gas. Just how much more depends on the car, the engine and the AC unit. The increase in fuel consumption will expected be more noticeable in a vehicle with a larger passenger compartment