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add|ct 08-21-2012 02:36 PM

Re: Civic VX -post your MPG
 
^My experience seems similar to yours. What brand 02 sensor did you get?

notorious_eg 08-25-2012 07:05 AM

Re: Civic VX -post your MPG
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by add|ct (Post 167854)
^My experience seems similar to yours. What brand 02 sensor did you get?

I'm assuming you're addressing me. I looked up the info this morning:

NTK NGK 24300 Oxygen Sensor

ordered from OxygenSensor.Net

add|ct 08-31-2012 09:49 PM

Re: Civic VX -post your MPG
 
Thanks. I've considered getting the 24300 before.

I have been trying to get my idling issues fixed, and I also have a headgasket job in the future.

However, I just used a tank treatment of Red Line SI-1 and the idle/acceleration has improved along with the adjustments relative to the low idle issue.

Next to fix the coolant leak! Still getting only 40 MPG or so with my relatively short commutes (majority of trips are 5 miles or less).

mattfree 09-06-2012 07:24 PM

Re: Civic VX -post your MPG
 
Since not all gas stations will top off your tank the same. One half a gallon when you are only filling up six gallons of a ten gallon tank, makes a big difference on what your fuel economy appears to be. So I got 47 miles to the gallon with my last fill up. Also I just installed a new muffler the old one had a blow out. I am hoping the little extra back pressure may help the O2 sensor work properly for a little more mpg's.

VX_Arky 07-29-2013 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by add|ct (Post 167731)
Found out I have a coolant leak(probably the head gasket), engine mounts, and IACV replacement needs. Yay! I'd really like to know some details on your VX Arky.

For instance, what model tires do you have specifically? Thanks!

Is the 02 sensor the original?

My tires are Michelin LRRs at 44 psi. The O2 sensor was replaced when the car was restored two years ago. Sorry, but I hadn't read this thread in a long time and I just saw your question!!! I can give you the model number of the tires if you'd like. Hope that helps!

This car was restored by a forum member on here, Chris, who goes by the name "Honda Guy" ... He can give you all kinds of details of the work he did to get my VX back on the road. He did a fantastic job.

VX_Arky 08-07-2013 10:17 PM

Just smashed a tank at 56.4 mpg and that was 70 percent city driving. This car is killing it and saving me some serious $$$$ at the pump!!!!!

nitebluesky 08-12-2013 01:14 AM

I just installed a vx motor in my 89 dx sedan with a dx tranny yesterday. Ill wait til this tank is done to tell you the results.

1993CivicVX 09-07-2013 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Arky (Post 170505)
Just smashed a tank at 56.4 mpg and that was 70 percent city driving. This car is killing it and saving me some serious $$$$ at the pump!!!!!

That's insane! But I am dubious that the fill up was to the same point in the tank as what it was at at the beginning of the tank. Did you employ any hypermiling techniques? How many gallons was the tank?

My last tank I drove 654 miles. :D Kinda hard to believe! Filled up 10.4 gallons for just under 63mpg. Over 80% highway driving. Lotta hills, though. 60% of the tank had some kind of cargo such as a desk I was hauling around in the back and a passenger I took to the airport with two bags.

1993CivicVX 09-22-2013 02:18 PM

Last tank went a whopping 688.5 miles on less than 10 gallons of gas for a 1/2 mpg shy of 70mpg.

gtr09 09-27-2013 12:53 AM

I'm getting anywhere from 37 to 44mpg on my 94 VX. On the 93 I can't tell, the speedo and odometer doesn't work at the moment.


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