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Old 05-28-2008, 09:47 AM
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Re: Gas mileage from a 4.0, what do you get?

Do you have a manual or auto? That makes a big difference. The gov doesn't have info for a 97 online, but here are the gas mileage stats for a 1998 Jeep Wrangler:

Engine & Trans City Highway Annual Cost
4 cyl, 2.5 L, Manual 16 city 18 hwy $3343
6 cyl, 4.0 L, Manual 15 city 19 hwy $3553
4 cyl, 2.5 L, Automatic 15 city 17 hwy $3553
6 cyl, 4.0 L, Automatic 13 city 16 hwy $4059
* Based on 45% highway driving, 55% city driving, 15000 annual miles and the price of fuel used by the vehicle.


I personally get 13.6 MPG

Date MPG
10-Nov 13.92927176
15-Nov 15.72286013
20-Nov 14.98198369
23-Nov 15.28729573
30-Nov 14.15187054
7-Dec 13.7106826
17-Dec 13.51619956
24-Dec 13.94557823
30-Dec 12.51727845
6-Jan 14.49840713
11-Jan 14.20560748
11-Jan 18.11965812
11-Jan 14.30948419
20-Jan 16.30434783
25-Jan 13.96172444
3-Feb 13.65649606
12-Feb 14.07641482
15-Feb 14.00147384
22-Feb 13.91663796
29-Feb 13.07989691
3-Mar 13.18565401
13-Mar 15.91686398
23-Mar 13.0560603
4-Apr 14.2373747
13-Apr 12.8758087
22-Apr 13.11299926
27-Apr 13.49838678

South's right about the speedo. If you put on larger tires, you'll travel farther with every revolution, and your speedo will report you going slower than you really are. You'll also show less miles on the odometer.
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