I'm new to the board but have loved my bonny as long as i've had it. I'm drivin a 1994 Bonny with 105,000 miles on it. It is on its 3rd engine, which would make some talk smack about the quality, but i know better. Since the engine is only about 50k miles old (and the trans about 35k) the car runs great!. I was however wondering how to do a few things on some of the older parts of the car.

First I want to do anything relatively inexpensive to get my gas milage up (its not that bad... average between 20-23 city and 23-25 highway). I was going to do the fuel filter and the O2 sensor. I was wondering if anyone could give me an est. price on both of these and relative ease of install. I have done both of these things before (on my 1991 ford aerostar) and it wasnt TOO bad...

Also i am going to have to do something with the exhaust. I'd like to get something a little more high flow, but not that more expensive. The current system is obviously rusting out, and beginning to sag a bit. You're starting to be able to hear my car coming (but not in the good way). Also if you could give me a couple ideas on pricing from stock to high-flow. thanx

If anyone has any more suggestions let me know . But i must re-iterate the key word is CHEAP. Im currently feeling the effects of being a poor college student.


Thanks for your help

o2 sensor wont cost you nothin but 20 bucks, I don't know how much a fuel filter will cost but I'm sure it will not be a lot, oh and try some of that GREASE LIGHTNING, it should help your car out also,


yo Patna Mista,

do you really think that something like greased lightning is gonna help? i've heard lots of murmering regarding the legitmacy of items like that.... anyone else have an opinion?

O2 sensor part numbers and prices are posted in Techinfo at the top of the page. Specifications section.

Welcome to the forum!