My 1999 Chrysler voyager is consuming a lot of fuel what should I do

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Asked by Expo_4371 Mar 09, 2017 at 06:17 PM about the 1998 Chrysler Voyager

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I gave it to mechanic but they were unable to find solution

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Any trouble codes? A tune-up might improve gas mileage, so would cleaning/replacing dirty filters (fuel, air, PVC, EGR). A worn torque converter clutch/solenoid can also cause higher engine RPMs or can even keep trans from going into OD, robbing you of gas mileage as well. If engine is really whipped though (worn valves, piston rings, etc) MPG will always suffer.

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I have a feeling you have a clogged catalytic converter

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