update RE:Chrysler Engineer, 5-15MPG more in 2 Minutes, all cars.

May 12, 2008

RE:Chrysler Engineer, 5-15MPG more in 2 Minutes, all cars.

From a Chrysler Corporation Engineer....

Get 5 to 15MPG BETTER than you are now, INSTANTLY.

This is one trick you have NEVER EVER seen in the media or on TV before.

I am going to tell you how to improve your fuel economy in your car RIGHT

NOW, this will give you a good 5 to 15 more Miles Per Gallon (MPG), depending

on your vehicle and how you are driving.

May 3, 2008 9:17 PM

A response from my email list – which I sent to Steve:

" Some of the cars have transmission problems if they coast long distances.

It worked WELL for me on some cars downhill, but a Mazda sedan needed the

transmission replaced after I did what is suggested [$2300 USD]. There are 22

sensors and it is very convoluted inside. So beware. "

TT

If true - which cars?

Thanks Steve!

Hawk

May 3, 2008 9:26 PM

re: your email: Get 5 to 15MPG BETTER than you are now,

INSTANTLY.

complete BS

Steve

May 3, 2008 9:31 PM

Not a very technical answer - more detail please.

Hawk

May 3, 2008 9:55 PM

no...I'm not going to waste my time responding to what every

idiot says, feel free to believe the more detailed answer you already have.

" There are 22 sensors and it is very convoluted inside. So

beware. "

Steve

Update: 5-12

I talked to 2 mechanics I consider knowledgeable, plus did

some further research.

Conclusion:

May or may not hurt a transmission – depending on type but

even in neutral you are using gas, savings if any would be very little.

Hawk

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To ALL who share our circle, our universe,

our love, our trust.

May

I always be found worthy.

Gratitude

& Thankfulness to All of Us

aSoaringHawk

Look at everything as though you were seeing it either for the

first or last time. Then your time on earth will be filled with joy &

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for YOU, ALL!

May 12, 2008

There are several ways to save on Gas for sure! The first way to save

on Gas is, sell your SUV. The second way to save Gas is, give

yourself plenty of time to get to your destination, slow down, and

stop speeding down the road. Not only will this save you Gas, but

will also save on tickets and insurance. Relax on the way to your

destination; get some recordings for your university on wheels. It is

proven that the less your engine has to work; you will get better

fuel economy.

I hope this helps some people settle down. The roads are way to

stressful.

Se you on the beaches of the world,

Charles

, " Soaring Hawk "

<aSoaringHawk wrote:

>

> RE:Chrysler Engineer, 5-15MPG more in 2 Minutes, all cars.

>

> From a Chrysler Corporation Engineer....

> Get 5 to 15MPG BETTER than you are now, INSTANTLY.

> This is one trick you have NEVER EVER seen in the media or on TV

before. I

> am going to tell you how to improve your fuel economy in your car

RIGHT NOW,

> this will give you a good 5 to 15 more Miles Per Gallon (MPG),

depending on

> your vehicle and how you are driving.

>

> May 3, 2008 9:17 PM

> A response from my email list – which I sent to Steve:

> " Some of the cars have transmission problems if they coast long

distances.

> It worked WELL for me on some cars downhill, but a Mazda sedan

needed the

> transmission replaced after I did what is suggested [$2300 USD].

There are

> 22 sensors and it is very convoluted inside. So beware. "

> TT

>

> If true - which cars?

> Thanks Steve!

>

> Hawk

>

> May 3, 2008 9:26 PM

>

> re: your email: Get 5 to 15MPG BETTER than you are now, INSTANTLY.

>

> complete BS

>

> Steve

>

> May 3, 2008 9:31 PM

>

> Not a very technical answer - more detail please.

>

> Hawk

>

> May 3, 2008 9:55 PM

>

> no...I'm not going to waste my time responding to what every idiot

says,

> feel free to believe the more detailed answer you already

have. " There are

> 22 sensors and it is very convoluted inside. So beware. "

>

> Steve

>

> Update: 5-12

>

> I talked to 2 mechanics I consider knowledgeable, plus did some

further

> research.

>

> Conclusion:

>

> May or may not hurt a transmission – depending on type but even in

neutral

> you are using gas, savings if any would be very little.

>

> Hawk

>

> Radiating UNCONDITIONAL LOVE & Truth

>

> To ALL who share our circle, our universe, our love, our trust.

>

> May I always be found worthy.

>

> Gratitude & Thankfulness to All of Us

>

> aSoaringHawk

>

> Look at everything as though you were seeing it either for the

first or last

> time. Then your time on earth will be filled with joy & glory.

>

> Thank you for YOU, ALL!

>

May 13, 2008

RE:Chrysler Engineer, 5-15MPG more in 2 Minutes, all cars.

From a Chrysler Corporation Engineer....

Get 5 to 15MPOkay, I will try just about anything so I started putting my car in neutral and coasting to the intersection. I have only been doing city stop and go driving these last few weeks. I also turned on my consumption meter which shows up on the computer screen and watched it. I filled my tank with benzine and reset the meter. I drive a Lexus RX 300, and I use standard Euro 95 benzine. I have just about one quarter tank left and here are my results, My overall consumption average since this vehicle was born is 16.9 L /100km, since starting this test my current consumption with this tank is now 15.4 L/100km. So this works. I have dropped a full 1.5 liters per 100 km.

Craig

May 13, 2008

Yep, and you will probably wear your brakes out sooner also. Especially going down hill in neutral like was suggested. Might even end up with a few warped rotors too. There are some hills, such as coming down off Pikes Peak where they have pullouts so you can let your brakes cool off.

Harvey

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Craig Rawlings

Tuesday, May 13, 2008 2:13 AM

Re: update RE:Chrysler Engineer, 5-15MPG more in 2 Minutes, all cars.

RE:Chrysler Engineer, 5-15MPG more in 2 Minutes, all cars.

>From a Chrysler Corporation Engineer....

Get 5 to 15MP

Okay, I will try just about anything so I started putting my car in neutral and coasting to the intersection. I have only been doing city stop and go driving these last few weeks. I also turned on my consumption meter which shows up on the computer screen and watched it. I filled my tank with benzine and reset the meter. I drive a Lexus RX 300, and I use standard Euro 95 benzine. I have just about one quarter tank left and here are my results, My overall consumption average since this vehicle was born is 16.9 L /100km, since starting this test my current consumption with this tank is now 15.4 L/100km. So this works. I have dropped a full 1.5 liters per 100 km. Craig

May 13, 2008

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 1:25 PM, Harvey Flatbush <harvf wrote:

Yep, and you will probably wear your brakes out sooner also. Especially going down hill in neutral like was suggested. Might even end up with a few warped rotors too. There are some hills, such as coming down off Pikes Peak where they have pullouts so you can let your brakes cool off.

I guess you haven't tried it then and are only SUPPOSING what would happen. I use my brakes less, as I am more alert so I can coast to the intersection, where before I would let off the gas and use more brakes, the typical speed up and slam brakes to stop that is typical in city driving.

I don't know how I could end up with warped rotors, even if I used my brakes more. As for pikes peak, I used a standard shift vehicle when coming down it. I f one were to use an automatic, you would need the option of a slow granny gear on the tranny.

Harvey, are in in the oil business by any chance? Craig