Hi friends i have 2006 honda civic im facing very high fuel consumption problem

Asked by younis Oct 09, 2013 at 07:09 AM about the Honda Civic

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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BJuergens answered 11 years ago

Simple tune-ups help fuel economy. They're not too expensive and usually pay for themselves if you're planning on keeping the car a while.

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jamnblues answered 11 years ago

Make sure you are up on your maintenance- like BJ says, above- then you can address some possible mechanical problems like timing is off, injectors are bad, etc. do you smell gas under the hood or do you see any gas leaks?

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younis answered 11 years ago

Ill try to do some tune ups & about the gas smell no i dont smell any gas neither gas leaks but one mechanic said maybe something wrong with injector but truly i dont wanna messup with making sure ill let u guys know after tuneups tnx a lot guys

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