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Old 08-18-2007, 03:01 AM   #1
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A question for scangauge users....

How closely is the scangauge MPG reading correlated to a combination of throttle position and closed loop operation?

In other words...when you have closed loop operation AND minimal throttle position...do you have maximum MPG?

What other factors are involved? RPM range?

So possibly...RPM from say 1500 to 2500....closed loop...minimal TP needed to maintain needed speed = MAX MPG?

Different vehicles might need slightly different input variables to reach MAX MPG...but I'm looking for general relationships here.
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