Fuel Saving Guide

Fuel saving is not only about one driving trick. It depends on vehicle condition, engine temperature, starting quality, speed control, gear selection, and predictable deceleration.

The following six tips keep the original maintenance and driving logic together so drivers can reduce unnecessary fuel consumption while keeping safety first.

Six practical habits

Daily driving and maintenance

6 Tips for Saving Fuel

1. Car Maintenance

The air intake system must be kept clean and unobstructed. The air filter element must be blown frequently, the tightness of the connecting belts must be appropriate, the tire pressure must not be too low, and the gap between the shoes must be adjusted frequently without friction.

2. Car Temperature

The temperature of the engine is directly related to fuel saving, and a temperature that is too high or too low will lead to an increase in fuel consumption.

The engine working water temperature should be kept between 80℃-90℃. When the engine is started under low-temperature conditions, it is necessary to warm up. Letting the engine warm up properly can save fuel.

3. The Vehicle Starts

The starting quality of the engine before the start of the vehicle is directly related to fuel consumption. The more the number of starts, the more empty fuel consumption there will be. Therefore, improving the starting quality is an important part of saving fuel.

The start and acceleration of the vehicle after starting have a certain impact on fuel saving. The car starts smoothly and accelerates evenly, which is more fuel-efficient than a sudden start and abrupt acceleration.

In order to save fuel in starting and speeding up, the vehicle should be resisted when starting, and the fuel should be stably refueled. Do not step on the accelerator suddenly, so as not to cause a loss of fuel. The clutch should be very accurate, and the throttle control should be moderate so that you can start smoothly and naturally and accelerate evenly. This can save fuel and reduce mechanical wear.

4. Control the Speed

The economic speed is the lowest speed of fuel consumption when the car is in direct gear or overspeed gear. The car runs on the same road, but the speed is different, and the fuel consumption is also different.

Therefore, only when driving at a certain speed is the fuel consumption the lowest. The car should use direct gear or high gear to drive at a medium speed, which can save fuel consumption.

5. Selection of Gears

Gear selection and shift actions have a great influence on fuel consumption. When starting, you should choose gears reasonably according to load capacity and road conditions.

In driving, when you feel that the power is insufficient, you should downshift in time, and you should not just increase the throttle to solve the lack of power. Blindly stepping on the throttle will increase fuel consumption.

When shifting gears, move lightly and quickly, and move accurately. In this way, the distance traveled by the vehicle during gear shifting can be shortened to achieve the goal of fuel saving.

6. Glide Correctly

Use the ramp to slide. When the slope is not large and safety is guaranteed, you can use the down ramp to coast properly, which can also save fuel.

According to the needs of decelerating or stopping during driving, judge the distance ahead accurately, release the accelerator pedal in advance in a predictable manner, and reach the purpose of decelerating or stopping by sliding.

Summary

In short, to be a qualified and fuel-efficient driver, while keeping the vehicle in good condition, you also need to maintain a good personal attitude and drive the vehicle without emotions. Under the premise of ensuring safety, control the accelerator and vehicle speed under your feet.

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