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Posted by coflyboy on June 16, 2007 at 17:14:13 from (75.163.164.197):
This is for all you non-believers who question the accuracy of the Dodge fuel mileage computer (See previous page).
All miles below from my Atlas Getting to Colo Springs------------------60 miles
Co Springs to Burlington CO-------------151
Burlington to Goodland, KS---------------30
Gld to KC (where I refueled)------------400 Total miles according to my HP41---641
Divided by 28.3 gal= 22.65 I think that the inaccuracies in the mileage computers may be in the gage itself. It is probably analog while all else is digital. I try to run my fuel as low as practical before refueling to try to average out the errors in the gage.
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