How does yours change so much and so fast? My 08 fluctuates from 16.5 to 16.6 of 16.7 after I spend an hour or 2 driving highway across state on weekends but once I'm back in town-only for the work week it either doesn't drop back down to 16.5 or it takes a day or 2. Is mine broken?
@@SebastianAlmeda I actually realized there's a "reset" button next to the screen that shows the mpg, time and temp, and I figure it must be for the mpg, so a few mornings ago I held that and it reset the mpg to 0. I did this right before getting on the pike to come home from my wknd bf trip, and immediately saw the count shifting much more immediately - by the end of the trip it settled around 22mpg.... (a HUGE change from the 8mpg I was getting with my last junker, an 05 pilot with a flashing CEL 🤣🤣). That was a few days ago, I forgot to look to see if a few days of city driving has changed it much, but I did get a bit more confirmation that I have in fact been getting more than 16.5mpg according to my method of only filling a full tank when my light goes on and tracking how many miles per full tank I get so I can manually calculate my mpg (the method I learned with my first suv, an 00 blazer, and kept up with all my old cars since). This is my first truck to have a digital mpg readout and I haven't wanted to rely on it. I've only had this truck a few months and haven't explored everything in it but now that summer is coming it's time to get ready for camp season
Bro, i get 15 in my pathfinder 😭 its literally just a smaller 4 runner, 3.3 v6 5 speed 4x4 even looks similar but the engine is so inefficient
How does yours change so much and so fast? My 08 fluctuates from 16.5 to 16.6 of 16.7 after I spend an hour or 2 driving highway across state on weekends but once I'm back in town-only for the work week it either doesn't drop back down to 16.5 or it takes a day or 2. Is mine broken?
Good question, but I have no clue. If I was curious of it I would disconnect my battery and wait a minute and reconnect it and see if that helped
@@SebastianAlmeda I actually realized there's a "reset" button next to the screen that shows the mpg, time and temp, and I figure it must be for the mpg, so a few mornings ago I held that and it reset the mpg to 0. I did this right before getting on the pike to come home from my wknd bf trip, and immediately saw the count shifting much more immediately - by the end of the trip it settled around 22mpg.... (a HUGE change from the 8mpg I was getting with my last junker, an 05 pilot with a flashing CEL 🤣🤣). That was a few days ago, I forgot to look to see if a few days of city driving has changed it much, but I did get a bit more confirmation that I have in fact been getting more than 16.5mpg according to my method of only filling a full tank when my light goes on and tracking how many miles per full tank I get so I can manually calculate my mpg (the method I learned with my first suv, an 00 blazer, and kept up with all my old cars since). This is my first truck to have a digital mpg readout and I haven't wanted to rely on it.
I've only had this truck a few months and haven't explored everything in it but now that summer is coming it's time to get ready for camp season
I get 13 tops on highway 💀
How?
How what??
Inaccurate information. 4Runner doesn’t get 30 mpg at all even highway miles.