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Unlikely, that shouldn't affect the mileage unless you actually run ethanol. 2WD vs. 4WD makes a difference, as well as driving habits. Also, it's not unusual for the mileage to go up a bit after the engine gets a few miles on it. -- Robert Hancock Saskatoon, SK, Canada To email, remove "nospam" from hancockr (AT) nospamshaw (DOT) ca Home Page: http://www.roberthancock.com/ "Omar Diaz de Leon" <o-diaz (AT) ti (DOT) com> wrote in message news:bd9n8b$se3$1 (AT) home (DOT) itg.ti.com... A friend of mine has an 03 Tahoe and complains of poor gas mileage. I have an 01 and get better mileage than his. Both are 5.3 liter plants. City mileage: 17 (mine) vs. 14 (his) Is this because of the "Flex Fuel" change to the engines? Here in Houston there are no "Flex Fuel" stations. So it's kind of an overkill to sell those vehicles here. Comments? "O" |
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A friend of mine has an 03 Tahoe and complains of poor gas mileage. I have an 01 and get better mileage than his. Both are 5.3 liter plants. City mileage: 17 (mine) vs. 14 (his) Is this because of the "Flex Fuel" change to the engines? Here in Houston there are no "Flex Fuel" stations. So it's kind of an overkill to sell those vehicles here. Comments? "O" |
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