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Originally Posted by Gave_up_my_Bowtie
Before I added a leveling kit to my truck I was getting around 19-20 mpg. Now that I have lifted the truck I have noticed a slight decrease in the mpg. On average I'm getting 17-18. Does anyone know if there is a sensor that may need zeroed because of changing the angle of the vehicle? "ie yaw sensor" If anyone knows anything about this please let me know. The other thing I have noticed is better mpg on 87 octane vs 94 octane. That doesn't make sense to me. Can anyone explain that one? The fuels were from different brand of stations. Thanks in advance.
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Try turning off the traction control and vehicle stability system. You'll need to shift manually but it works great. Press the traction control button and hold it for 3-4 seconds while parked and you'll see 2 lights pop up on the dash rather than 1.
It seems to have added about 3 MPG for me!