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I have a 93 toyota 3.0 auto 4x4. I get like 12 mpg. I have 31x10.50's on it and no lift. I have a venom 400 chip and cold air intake. My ID plate says that my differential codes is B04B. I have 4.56 gears and was wondering how I could get better gas milage. thanks
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i would suggest the routine maintenance. ive had two 1994 4runners and have gotten about 16mpg out of both. check the spark plugs, air filter, fluids, and just try going a little easier on the pedal. i drove mine mildly to aggressive and still got about 15-16.
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I have had the plugs and wires changed. I have the cold air intake so I just clean it out and reoil it. I just had a new block put in it and had all of the belts replaced. I was just curious if the gears would effect it that much.
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12mpg isn't great.
How's that Venom chip work? Tried running without it?
I'd check on the function of the 02 sensor - make sure it dithers at cruise... If you're mainly city driving, drop a tire size.
How's that Venom chip work? Tried running without it?
I'd check on the function of the 02 sensor - make sure it dithers at cruise... If you're mainly city driving, drop a tire size.
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The venom chip is great for the extra power. If I turn it off i don't have enough power to drive on interstate. I do to much driving in pastures to drop a tire size.
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You've definitely got something wrong if you can't drive on the interstate without a chip. I've got 33x12.50 MTs, with 4.56s and very rarely have problems on the interstate here in mountainous NE TN / Western Carolina...and get anywhere from 15-18mpg
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