Gasoline Saving Suggestions And Recommendations For Better Vehicle Performance Part 4

In the past few days, I have been dilligently seeking out any additional remedies for procuring reduced fuel consumption and I dug up an interesting correlation. The tips that actually work to improve MPG also save you on extra repairs being required on your car brought on by bad driving habits.

If you are not paying hundreds of dollars every year to keep your car under total warranty or you have a masochistic streak which aberratedly gets enjoyment from dragging your crippled auto to the mechanic and being ripped off with additional repairs being required on your car and having your vehicle sit for days at the mechanic while you take the bus and stress about it like a new daddy-to-be in a hospital waiting room then maybe wish to pay attention these tips. Saving money on gasoline and on repairs being required on your car are cousins.

Consider what better things that money you are trashing could do for you. Go on a trip? Get a better car? Install a home theater system? For sure there are better things you can use your cash for than an endless stream of repairs on your vehicle!

Ignore all the tips you see in other internet articles about whether you should have your airconditioner on or off with the exception of one thing. Flipping on the air conditioner full blast the instant you enter a hot automobile is a big waste of gas and money.

When it snows, remove all the snow and ice from your automobile. The additional weight and more wind resistance will drop your MPG mileage significantly. Getting rid of one inch of snow or ice over your entire vehicle can eliminate the equivalent FIVE HUNDRED lbs of weight!

Someone told me there are some drivers who actually rest their left foot on the brake pedal while in motion.. That’s just dumb. The lightest pressure could cause a drag which will necessitate additional fuel. You will also be wearing out your more rapidly, additionally, the driver in back of you will not know when you're actually stopping and it's more frequent brake repairs.

Many other tips are just plain contradictory or wrong... I found several articles that recommend don't use your AC which is not very helpful if you live in Florida or it is in the summer in the city! Then I found one article that advises to keep the automobile windows open in the city streets but to use the AC while on the parkways because having the windows open while driving above 55MPH adds drag which lessens fuel economy. Who's right? Who's wrong? Who cares? Does it improve MPG? No, probably not!

The most bona fide solution to improve your MPG, with fuel prices in the $3-4.50 range up and down over the last year or so is to disconnect your umbilical cord... the one that chains you to the fuel pump and shed your chains of slavery to the oil companies and....

Convert to a hydrogen engine!
How would it be you never needed to buy another gallon of fuel again?
Convert your fuel engine to hydrogen.
If you do a partial (hybrid) conversion then you can expect to see improved MPG of up to 30% maybe more.
If you do this and also add acetone to your gas tank (which will save you another 25% or so) then you will have reduced your fuel consumption by a combined 50%! Put in about 2-3 ounces of acetone per 10 gallons of fuel and the fuel will vaporize less easily and you improve your MPG by 25% or more.
If you do a full gas to hydrogen conversion then you will have pumped your last gallon of fuel for the rest of your life. It is really quite easy, costs hardly anything, helps the environment and you will enjoy the reward of knowing that you are helping to conserve resources instead of consuming more than your fair share.

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Consumer advocate, songwriter, entrpreneur and activist, GARKO, shows you tips on how to lower gas consumption and that a water powered car is now reality and is one of the best alternative fuel solutions For a list of current fuel prices in your neighborhood email garko@startlingdiscoveries.info

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