The thread is here. I had it saved too but never adjusted mine yet,I just use the Fuelly app.
Never adjusted mine, probably never will. I'm just using the computer output as a guide of how I'm doing in general. I don't really care if it's off a little bit. Though I will say mine is usually only off by +/-1mpg at most, which is within my own personal tolerance of acceptability. If I want the real answer for what that tank produced, I just see what fuelly tells me when I dump it into my account recording.
Agreed, for one, I have been running 93 for at least the last 8 months or so, so I know the computer itself has had plenty of tanks of gas to adjust, however, I will probably not go through and fully adjust the computer system. It is, as @the1mrb said, just a general guide, and I use the mycarfax app to save actual mileage and gallons input for the true measurement! Those numbers will always be the most accurate, so I expect mine will actually come back as around 1 MPG lower, as it pretty consistently seems to come back that way! Just haven't had time to fill the truck up yet since I got back to get the final number!
Winter driving and pulling the trailer almost every weekend in the summer have been what's been pulling my average down. But these last few months of non-winter gas and not being allowed to take the trailer anywhere have helped bump my average up by over 0.5mpg. The topper helps too. I'm still bummed I didn't start recording this data until a few months (and about 7000 miles) after purchase. But oh well, the idea is there.Winter been a killer for me.. The last trip was up to the North Shore last weekend, and that was the best I've had.
That's some great MPG's! Are you going all downhill. lolI was surprised by this:
Lmao. Nope! Driving from Houston towards Dallas on I-45. I got between 24-25 MPG on my way home. Must of been the wind.That's some great MPG's! Are you going all downhill. lol
