Re: [ST] New Tiger + Fuel Economy

["Sprint ST" <sprint_st@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

In no particular order:
1. Plugs, plug wires, coils
2. ECU
3. Sensors feeding ECU
4. Restriction in air box/fuel filter
5. Clutch slippage
6. Fuel pump/pressure regulator
7. Fuel filter 
8. Bad gas
9. Valves (not sealing, timing, voodoo - this is probably a stretch because
of the way the cams and valves actuate except for the sealing issue)
10. Compression issues
There are a whole bunch of issues that "could" be the issue, but the point
is your mileage figures are way below what should be expected on a pre-05
Sprint.

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deserve neither liberty nor safety. 
Benjamin Franklin
-----Original Message-----

Ok, so if I've got issues with fuel economy, any ideas what might be the
culprit?  There's no leaking, and it doesn't show any signs of running
very rich.  What might cause a problem like that?

Dan

 

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