Camry burns too much gas , no check engine light.

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Asked by Jonnybarn Aug 25, 2020 at 03:15 PM about the 2014 Toyota Camry SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2014 camry burns too much gas for no apparent reason. Its
stressing me out because I spend over 60 dollars in gas in
just a week. I dont even go nowhere. No check engine
codes or anything. That makes it harder. Does anyone have
any input as to why this is happening

2 Answers

How many kms? There is a couple things that help with milage.. Fresh plugs, fresh filter and even fuel filter... We find that alot of our used get better milage once we change all filters and plugs.. or your O2 sensors but they usually throw a code, we have seen where its so slight it just stores the code and does not turn the chq engine light on... hope this helps

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Planet kia. Thanks. But its low mileage only 67000 miles. I've changed airfilter and and spark plugs. Same issues still. I'm losing hope. I'll try to replace 02 sensor. Also Someone had told me something about fuel trim or something..not sure what that means or if that's the problem.

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