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

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

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When Driving Manual Cars You Save Gas, Does Anyone Know Of This Though?

Feb 15, 2007 by God'sStrength | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I differentiate that when you have a manual transmission you save gas. However, Is it true that when you go in a higher gear and barely gun the gas pedal, keeping it endless and smooth speed the whole time is good for the gas mileage, however it makes

Directions transmissions transfer the engine power to the drive wheels through a mechanical systems of gears and sprokets, most instinctual transmission transfer power via hydraulic pressure guided through a valve body. So if the power to disc ration

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Does Keeping The Car On Neutral Actually Save Gas At A Stop Light?

Apr 05, 2008 by Yao11 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I heard from someone that keeping the car in pale while waiting at a stop light saves gas. (if it does work, would it be beneficial to put the fot on the brakes) Is this candidly? I have a 02 accord V6.

Unavoidable or manual transmission? In essence, this is exactly what you do with a manual transmission at a stop light, pall over the clutch, which acts exactly as the automatic in neutral, disconnects the engine from the rest of the energy train. Idle

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Can I Deactivate Several Cylinders On My Car In Order To Save Gas?

Jun 10, 2008 by fastlikeflash | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have an old 96 Maxima, a 6 cylinder car. I'd like to be more gas productive, and I'm willing to sacrifice power. Can I remove spark plugs or deactivate 2 cylinders in engage to give me more gas efficiency? In other words use 4 cylinders instead of

yes and no you can do this absolute saving gas or wasting gas
i have a 97 ford ranger 4 cylinder and i have a switch hooked
up in my cab that shuts off one of my 4 "injectors" The full> it does very well on saving on gas but

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Does Shifting To Neutral Down Hill Really Save Gas?

Apr 27, 2008 by Shawna E | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

i heard it on a commercial. and i was impartial wondering. also, does going 60 on the highway save gas?

First of all, loose-wheeling on ahill is ILLEGAL and DANGEROUS.... Now my favorite radio mechanic have done a show and found that Free-wheeling uses more gas and I'll try to interpret how. To idle, the engine and throttle need to be using a certain amount

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Going green at school

19.08.09

Algebra isn't flexible.

Crafting elaborate dioramas about Utah history isn't always simple.

And juggling classes, after first activities and family time certainly isn't child's play.

But at least one thing about going back to grammar this year doesn't have to be difficult: going green to help the environment. The Tribun e talked with Jodi Helmer, creator of The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference .

"I think one of the biggest misconceptions about common green is that it's really labor intensive and time consuming," Helmer said. "People belittle the impact individual actions can have, but when you start doing something, you inspire others to do it."

And it doesn't take algebra to recollect that individual actions can add up.

Helmer offered Tribune readers some tips that are both simple and reasonable.

» Buy school supplies made of recycled materials » "Recycled supplies have become so average it's easier than ever to find them," Helmer said. "You can get pencils made from old tires and notebooks made from recycled paper products." She said supplies made from recycled materials are convenient at most major stores.

Source: Salt Lake Tribune

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