How Do You Improve Gas Mileage On A Suzuki Sidekick?
You can improve your Suzuki Sidekick gas mileage in two ways. Changing your driving habits is the easiest step. Slowing down on the freeway saves gas. The next steps are a car tune-up and a fuel flow check. Fill up all fluids, change spark plugs and wires, add fuel cleaner, change your oil and filter, and change your air and fuel filters. Beyond that, a bad fuel pump is a possible culprit if you are experiencing poor fuel economy. Drive in a way that conserves fuel. Avoid racing your engine. Start gradually and accelerate slowly. Choose the freeway and avoid stop-and-go traffic. Avoid riding the brake. Drive at a steady top speed of 55 miles per hour on the freeway. Accelerate slightly and naturally going downhill, and never accelerate up a hill. Hold your vehicle at a steady velocity going up hills. Choose flat routes rather than courses through hills. Replace your spark plugs and spark plug wires. Change your oil and filter. Use oil additive to restore compression if your vehicle has
