MPG gauge?
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that one would be pointless forme cause itonly goes up to 25
my old acura had an average fuel economy and a realtime fuel economy, it was useful at least for fidnignt hemost fuel efficient speed
my old acura had an average fuel economy and a realtime fuel economy, it was useful at least for fidnignt hemost fuel efficient speed
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I had a New Yorker that had the digital mpg guage. The game was to pop it in neutral and see how long you could keep it at 99mpg while coasting.
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Originally Posted by Gumball
Doesnt look like it would work that well.
since ours is digital. compared to a needle pointing to
a spot like its estamating or something.
since ours is digital. compared to a needle pointing to
a spot like its estamating or something.
Anyways I wonder if it does work off vaccum? All you really need is the flowrate of the fuel which can be approximated by the injector pulse width and the speed from the vehicle speed sensor.
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My friends 80 something BMW 635CSI has a stock MPG guage as well...it'* interesting watching that thing move around throughout the RPM range.
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Originally Posted by 95naSTA
Anyways I wonder if it does work off vaccum? All you really need is the flowrate of the fuel which can be approximated by the injector pulse width and the speed from the vehicle speed sensor.
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