Fuel Pump Location (srt)

on a dodge '05 stratus automatic, 4-door sedan, w/2.4L engine?

and what should be the average mpg in the city?

>mho
>v fe

>drive 10% less, fill up when half-empty at
>the lowest major station (help create a glut)

wrote:
> on a dodge '05 stratus automatic, 4-door sedan, w/2.4L engine?
>
> and what should be the average mpg in the city?
>
>
>>mho
>>v fe

<SNIP>

That figure will depend on how you choose to operate the vehicle.

Subtracting 30% from the published EPA figures should put you in the
ballpark if you drive conservatively.

wrote:
>
> on a dodge '05 stratus automatic, 4-door sedan, w/2.4L engine?
>
> and what should be the average mpg in the city?
>
> >mho
> >v fe
>
> >drive 10% less, fill up when half-empty at
> >the lowest major station (help create a glut)

The pump is in the tank. I don't know what a "(srt)" is.
My son has the same car, engine, trans, etc.
He gets 24-25 around town. 30-31 freeway.

Paulie ,

SRT is a sports model classification - you know like GM's LE , SE, LS,
GS, SS, etc/.......

My consumer guide doesn't list a SRT Stratus 4 door, only SXT & R/T's.

MPG is 21/28 on the 147 horsepower sohc 2.4 and 22/30 on the 150
horsepowered dohc 2.4 engine.

harryface

Harry Face wrote:
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> Paulie ,
>
> SRT is a sports model classification - you know like GM's LE , SE, LS,
> GS, SS, etc/.......
>
> My consumer guide doesn't list a SRT Stratus 4 door, only SXT & R/T's.
>
> MPG is 21/28 on the 147 horsepower sohc 2.4 and 22/30 on the 150
> horsepowered dohc 2.4 engine.
>
> harryface

Oh. Yeah. I should have thought of that.

the srt mention was probably in error, the sxt sounds more like it.

it's an '05 2.4L w/automatic, 4-door sedan.

runs good, not the best to get in / out of, and not as comfortable as
some.

the mpg in the city is a lousy 15, the hiway mileage is 31.

how much affect does using gasoline with 10% ethanol (no choice), have
on mpg?

the 15 mpg would indicate most of the mileage was done in stop n go
traffic, and first gear driving mode, which is stretching a point, to
make a point.

*15 mpg is lousy, and should be addressed in a way other than by driving
habits.

*my primary concern.

you know, 22-26 city and 26-32 hiway - should be the norm, looks to me
like.?????

>mho
>v fe

>drive 10% less, fill up when half-empty at
>the lowest major station (help create a glut)