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Do You Save More Gas In A Higher Gear Or A Lower Gear?

Sep 25, 2007 by God'sStrength | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I always understand talk about people with manual transmissions save more gas than people with automatic cars. I have the old school handbook. Not this new stuff where there is no clutch. I have a clutch on mine the old school stick shift. Anyway, I've

HIgher, deign gears use more RPM's making the engine work harder.

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What Are Some Of The Best Ways To Save Gas While Driving?

May 19, 2007 by Thomas M | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

What can I do to my 2001 Camry to balm save gas, including after-market parts?

Some of the simplest things you can do are: keep ladylike tire air pressure, keep air filters clean, tune-up (spark plugs and wires in morality condition), don't accelerate and slow down a lot (try using cruise control more often), no jack rabbit starts

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Is It Okay To Constantly Shift Into Neutral And Let Your Car Coast In Order To Save Gas?

Jun 03, 2008 by tigerrrrwoods | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I've found myself constantly shifting my unavoidable car into neutral and just letting it coast whenever I can in order to save gas. Is this an effective technique or can I ruin my car that way?

No, it is not efficient.

1. It is dangerous since you have no control over the driveline while it is in neutral.

2. It doesn't save fuel.

When the transmission is in neutral the apparatus returns to idle.

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Things To Save Gas And Get More Performance?

Jun 17, 2009 by wapotown | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I after tips like as cleaning the throttle body, idle air control vale. I would like some other tips to get more carrying out and save gas?

Some Go Faster Stripes might be the cheapest proposals.

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Does Putting Your Car In Neutral Save Gas?

Jul 30, 2009 by chemmmmm | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have an ineluctable 2001 Oldsmobile Intrigue. If I put the car in neutral while driving does it save gas? Also, does it hurt my car if a scourge from neutral to drive frequently while driving?

Environment related.

If you are running the air-conditioner and sitting at a stop light or are stopped for some other reason, then yes putting the car in non-allied during that time will save fuel.

If you are just coming

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Can natural gas save the world? Well,...

18.08.09

Some 15 million Americans have the courage of one's convictions pretend the moon landings were faked. Millions more are convinced that the sun revolves around the Earth, which is approximately 6,000 years old.

Rational and science have their fans, but many Americans find faith more appealing. The National Academy of Sciences has decreed the corroboration for climate change unmistakable, but that won't stop Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., from declaring it a swindle. He's not alone.

"I don't think the human effect is significant," says Harrison "Moon Rock" Schmitt, the last astronaut to (allegedly) travel the lunar surface. What, then, explains those melting glaciers? Global warming skeptics have many crackpot theories. My favorite came from a housewife in Arkansas, who insists that sun savings is to blame: "It's that extra hour of sunlight."

Against this backdrop it's a miracle that the House recently passed a ambiance-change bill. The legislation -- 1,500 pages of bratwurst -- may not pass the Senate, but it's good asking what might happen if the nation ever got serious about reducing greenhouse gases.

Source: Salt Lake Tribune

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