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10-31-2009, 12:45 PM
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Fuel Consumption - Exhaust Brake
I have a new Edge Insight, I found it interesting that my GPH is higher and the instant MPG is lower when I run the exhaust brake... My last tank was about 14MPG (Imp Gal.) around town, and I used the exhause brake all the time. This tank I'm not going to runt the brake and see if it picks up... anyone else notice any difference in mileage?
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11-01-2009, 06:19 PM
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I have not actually tried this for enough miles to get good data to prove it, but think about it logically. When your e-brake engages as you slow to a stop, you are burning off speed that you paid for with fuel. So I would think that there would have to be a difference, although probably slight. Same thing for tow/haul.
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