If you want to get a decent fuel economy from your car, then it is also required to take good care your vehicle. There are certain simple things like maintaining your vehicle, check the air filter, check tire pressure, clear out the car, avoid the rough drive, and also use the AC sparingly. For more details, see the given slides which will help you save fuel.

2. The heater control valve is
normally mounted near the
firewall and acts as a valve
that controls the flow of the
coolant from the engine to
the heater core.

3. While there's not much any
of us can do to control the
price of gas, there are a
number of things we can do
to control how much gas we
use.

4. Here are some ways
to increase your fuel
efficiency and save
money.

5. Maintain
your vehicle

6. You hear this one all the
time, but it's true, a well-
maintained vehicle uses less
gas than a poorly
maintained vehicle.

7. Regular maintenance
helps ensures you're
getting the best mileage
your vehicle can provide.

8. Use good quality, energy
conserving engine oils
with a viscosity grade
consistent with the
manual.

9. Check
engine air
filter

10. Every three months,
check the air filter as a
blocked one makes an
engine work harder and
costs you in miles per
gallon.

11. You can get replacement
filters at auto parts stores
as well as many
hardware and even
department stores, and
they're easy to change.

12. Usually all that's
necessary is undoing a
couple of clips and
taking out the old filter
before dropping in the
new one.

13. Check tire
pressure

14. For regular checks, use a
tire pressure gauges
which are inexpensive
and easy to use, so buy
one and keep it in your
car.

15. Under-inflated tires are
harder to turn, so your engine
needs to work more to go the
same distance and over-
inflated tires wear quickly and
end up costing you in tire life.

16. Inflate your tires to the
proper pressure
prescribed for the car.

17. Clear out
your car

18. Vehicles get much better
mileage when they’re not
loaded with unnecessary
weight.

19. Most drivers accumulate
material in their vehicle
trunks and carry
hundreds of pounds of
extra weight around in
our cars all the time.

20. Therefore, it is better to
remove all the
unnecessary items from
the vehicle such as
unused tools and
personal accessories.

21. Avoid rough
drive

22. Fast starts, weaving in
and out of traffic, and
accelerating to and from
a stop light don’t save
much time and wear out
components such as
brakes and tires faster.

23. Simply limiting the
speed, quick acceleration
and fast braking can
increase fuel economy to
a great extent.

24. A light, steady pressure on
the accelerator helps to
minimize the amount of
fuel consumed and
maintain a more moderate
and steady speed.

25. Use the AC
sparingly

26. An air conditioner is one of
the biggest drains on
engine power and fuel
economy and having the
windows closed reduces
drag on the car so it rolls
easier and burns less gas.

27. On the highway, a vehicle
with the windows rolled up
and the air conditioning
turned on uses less gas
than the same car with the
windows down.

28. Use the air conditioner only
when needed as the air
conditioner puts extra load
on the engine, forcing more
fuel to be used.

29. Remember

30. These ways may seem
small, but are very effective
and help you achieve a big
difference in your overall
gas mileage.

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