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Unless you've converted your truck to run off spent cooking grease from the dumpster of your local Chinese takeout joint, you're forced to head to the gas station when your needle starts dipping down into the E zone. But, those trips are becoming increasingly more expensive. Remember the days when a gallon of go-juice cost less than a buck, or two bucks, or even three bucks? These days, you practically have to sell some bone marrow to afford half a tank.
Luckily, there are ways to fight back. No, I'm not talking about taking public transportation or carpooling...that's for Canadians. Here in America, you can simply upgrade your pickup with a few choice accessories to improve your fuel economy. Here are the top two MPG-boosting mods:
First Upgrade: Air Intake Systems
Deep down in your motor's gut, thousands of little explosions send pistons pulsating to create the forward momentum that propels you around town. There are three ingredients that cause this combustion: fuel, fire and oxygen. When you bolt on an air intake system, you channel giant gusts of extra oxygen into your engine. With all that extra air, your rig doesn't have to squirt out as much gasoline or diesel to get the same amount of power, and that's money in your pocket.
There are a lot of companies building air intake systems these days. K&N is one of the oldest and most respected brands, and Airaid gets solid reviews, especially from truck owners.
Second Upgrade: Tonneau Covers
Ever stick your hand out the window when you're cruising along the freeway (with or without your middle-finger at full mast)? The rush of air hits your hand and pushes it backwards, so you have to flex your muscle a little to keep it forward. What you're feeling is an obnoxious force that eggheads call drag. Unfortunately, the tailgate of your truck acts like a giant version of your hand stuck out the window. As you're cruising along, wind rushes up over your roof, flows down into your payload, and runs face first into your tailgate. Because it creates wicked drag, your motor has to work harder to overcome that force, using more fuel in the process...talk about a drag.
The best way to overcome drag is by installing a tonneau cover. Like a lid for your truck bed, a tonneau cover creates a flat surface that air flows smoothly over. Studies show that pickups can pick up an extra 10% to their fuel economy by installing a tonneau cover - that's no small potatoes.
There are a number of different companies crafting tonneau covers, but one of the most popular is Truxedo. Truxedo tonneau covers come in a range of styles, from soft roll up tonneaus to folding tonneaus, and they all install with no drilling required.
You don't have to be a victim to high fuel prices. Take a stand by installing a couple of smart truck accessories, like an Airaid intake and a Truxedo tonneau cover. Your wallet will thank you.
Four Tips On How To Buy A Fuel Efficient Used Car
Car buyers are more concerned with fuel efficiency than ever, but for thrifty consumers, sticker prices on used cars are sometimes too high to consider. Even though there are some great financing deals out there, people are cautious about adding the payments to their monthly balance sheet. That drives many people to look for fuel efficient used cars, and it leads to some tough decisions. Newer models are generally more fuel efficient for their weight and power, so a buyer needs to strike a balance between features and fuel. Used car buyers should take heart, however: Buying used is an environmentally friendly choice, since it saves the energy that would be used to produce a new vehicle.
The staff at Del Mastro Motors has years of experience catering to people buying preowned cars in Peterborough and as a result, know how to steer clients to fuel efficient used cars. Here are four tips from Del Mastro on how to pick a used car that saves you money at the pumps.
Get the Car You Need: One of the biggest mistakes people make when they’re trying to be thrifty is buying a car that doesn’t really fit their needs. “We do business in Peterborough the Kawarthas, where icy country roads are a fact of life,” says Mike Del Mastro. “Every once and a while you get somebody who wants to save by buying a compact car with a small engine, but the fact is that any fuel they save from the vehicle they’ll lose whenever they get stuck in snow or can’t manage the traction to take a rough road.” He recommends taking a hard look at the road conditions you’ll face all year round and turning them into minimum requirements for the type of vehicle you’re willing to walk away with.
Choose Manual if You Can: If you can drive a car with a manual transmission properly, choose one that has a tachometer or shift indicator. According to Natural Resources Canada, driving standard with these features can save five to ten percent over automatic. If you need an automatic transmission, the more speeds, the better. A five speed saves three percent over a four speed, and a four speed saves about five percent over a three speed.
Save Weight – Lose Features: Weight and engine characteristics are the twin pillars of fuel efficiency. Engine efficiency is largely indicated by the vehicle’s listed liters per 100 kilometers (or miles per gallon). Posted tests usually apply just to the base model; weight-adding features will reduce the listed range. For example, power windows and seats add a surprising amount of weight. Pick the lightest car you can, but not at the expense of safety.
Two Wheel Drive: Unless road conditions or the vehicle’s intended use demand four wheel or all-wheel drive, a two wheel drive car should be your first choice for fuel efficiency. These days there’s not much difference in fuel consumption between front and rear wheel drive, but in older models front wheel drive is generally more efficient – and safer, too.
About the Author
Del Mastro Motors is one of the leading auto dealerships in Central Ontario. Serving all the Kawarthas, Del Mastro is a Peterborough used car dealer as well as a Peterborough’s Suzuki dealership.
Which type of pump is used in Diesel Engines as a fuel pump?
I heard that gear pumps are used as fuel pumps in diesel engines. Is this true? Does diesel possess that much viscosity? If gear pumps are not used, what type of pump is used in Diesel Engines??
There are two different types of fuel pumps on diesel engines.One is a injection pump that can be gear or electronically activated.The other is a lift pump that pulls fuel to the injection pump from the fuel tank and it is most always mechanical & manual in some applications.
La. agency reports on spending in St. John
L’Observateur LAPLACE – A legislative audit of certain financial transactions within the St. John the Baptist Parish administration has revealed that former Parish President Bill Hubbard spent thousands of parish dollars on meals and fuel, might have violated the state’s bid law and might have given preferential treatment to a politically connected insurance firm.
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