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Re: Better Mpg [Re: JohnW] #457880 06/07/04 04:37 PM
Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 321
ZenderHead Offline
Mudrunner
I get 13.5 MPG with my 94 Rodeo 35" tires SAS with 5.13 gears. K&N Filter too.

I have no idea if my MPG is good or bad for a 94 Rodeo 3.2L


1994 Isuzu Rodeo LS - Straight Axle
1992 Isuzu Trooper - Stock
Re: Better Mpg [Re: ZenderHead] #457881 06/07/04 05:39 PM
Anonymous
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I just travelled up state, about 525 miles round trip, mostly freeway. I kept my speed around 75 mph most of the way. I averaged 19.8 mpg. I was hoping for at least 22 mpg. But it still beats the 14 mpg I got with the 2.8L motor.<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

I modified my '90 trooper with a 3.4L gm and 4.3L TBI with 4.3L jets.

Jim

Re: Better Mpg #457882 06/25/04 03:21 PM
Anonymous
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Finally Got the pictures uploaded into my gallery.

http://gallery.nomadcf.com/

Ps. Sorry it took so long to get them up. It's been kinda busy for me lately with going on vacation and getting engaged and all smile. Hope this helps you's see what I was taking about.

OH and since I've go the gallery finally up I just wanted to add that if any one has pics they wanted "housed" some where for others to see just PM / emai lthem to me and I'll start up a 4x4wire-Isuzu Album on my site to put them in so every one can see them.

Re: Better Mpg #457883 06/25/04 08:14 PM
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 893
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OffRodEO Offline
Rock Warrior
with 32X11.50 and k&n airfilter i get around 12-13 mpg <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" />. I have new wires and spark plugs (not ngk's) i still have stock gearing that needs changed im sure that will help

kevan


93 rodeo,3.2 manual, limo tint, nice sound system,keyless entry and a killer alarm, drop in K&N, 3 inch DOR lift, 32-11.50 BFG MT's, warn hubs zutah.com wheeler
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Re: Better Mpg [Re: OffRodEO] #457884 06/29/04 11:10 PM
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 418
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all we'll drive Offline
Mudrunner
OK I guess I'm slow. How do you reset the CPU??


1995 Trooper 3.2 single, 5 speed, OME 912's, T-bar crank, G80, 285 M/T's, custom dents, random rust

1999 Trooper 3.5, auto, TOD, K&N, tint (wife's car can't improve it)

1988 Trooper LS 5 speed SOLD
Re: Better Mpg [Re: all we'll drive] #457885 06/29/04 11:30 PM
Anonymous
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OK I guess I'm slow. How do you reset the CPU??


Simple, just disconnect the negitive cable from the battery for a few minutes.

Re: Better Mpg with 3.4 in 4wd pup with 4.3 axle ratio? #457886 08/08/05 05:28 PM
Anonymous
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Trying to decide whether to replace noisy 3.1L with rebuilt 3.1 or goodwrench 3.4, in 91 4wd pup. Axle ratio is 4.3:1 and I run 31 or 33 inch tires. 3 in body lift and 2 inch suspension lift. 4.3L tbi and intake bored to match, are installed, plus super turbo muffler.

Read nomans post about improved mpg with 3.4, in 90 trooper. Amazing

Will I lose mpg or gain with 3.4? Best mpg with 3.1 has been 18 hiway.

Re: Better Mpg with 3.4 in 4wd pup with 4.3 axle ratio? #457887 08/09/05 12:46 AM
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 4,868
Jim_Paget Offline
Roll Me Over
If all you change is the engine and IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR FOOT OUT OF IT, your milage may very well improve.


Jim Paget
88 YJ with a few changes

www.rrr4x4.com
Re: Better Mpg [Re: JohnW] #457888 08/18/05 04:29 PM
Anonymous
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Prestolite used to make some higher resistance ignition cables, not sure if they would make up the difference or not.

As to better MPG. My '99 Rodeo was getting a round 17MPg until I noticed that the A/C compressor was running even with the A/C switch off. For some reason, so long as I keep the vent selector switched to the outside air (as opposed to the recirculate position) the compressor stays off and my milage is now 20MPG for a normal average week of driving.

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