Better gas mileage

Asked by Junior Feb 17, 2016 at 01:11 PM about the 2001 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 LT 4WD

Question type: General

Which mode is the most efficient way to drive my
2001surbernan on 4WD,2HI,4HI,4LO

5 Answers

tune-up, replace the filters...mind the PVC Elbow~ (should rattle)~ new plugs and possibly ignition wires too...there is a "wand" that tells high voltage leakage~

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4x4 suburban and efficent shouldn't be in the same sentence

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time the engine HOT and disconnecting the vacuum advance, adjust so the engine will almost knock possibly 5 or 6 degrees btc~ attach the vacuum advance...this will be the most "bang for the buck" you could possibly get~

guess this is OLDE Tyme history...please disregard anythin' I say...am here just to SHOW....my damned art to the world...some say there are some picasso elements...Fabrizio De Silvestri has about 5 of them on display IN Italy!~ have paintings all over this town and each of my friends and relatives homes...frankly am flattered at this opportunity for you all to see my work~

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