twalker1190

I have a 1996 camaro with original plugs, plug wires, and cap and rotor all the same too. the ar has 103,000 miles on it. Im getting all that changed, would you guys say that it is making that BIG of a difference in gas mileage?

2000GTP

An out of tune engine can definitely lead to decreased fuel economy. Hard to say if that is the culprit in your issues, but replacing everything is a good way to establish a baseline and go from there. It would probably be a good idea to have the fuel filter and air filter replaced as well if those haven't been done either.

FivePoint7z28

All original?! Wow. I would definitely reccomend changing the fuel filter and air filter also. That is crazy and that is horrible gas mileage. I dont even know if that is even normal for still having all of those parts. I cant believe your opti has lasted that long.

Need4Camaro

I'll get the water gun, that'll finish it off

FivePoint7z28

Great minds think alike. You had to have beat me by like 5 seconds on the click lol.

twalker1190

Ya im not to thrilled with 6 m.p.g. But its going in thursday and will hoefully come out with atleast 12 m.p.g. Also i replaced the fuel filter not to long ago, however the air filter is still the same. Ill let you guys know if that solves my gas mileage problem, Thanks.

Need4Camaro

OH!!! One important thing regarding fuel milage too since you have high milage... Make SURE you replace your O2 Sensors!... ..get AC Delco's...

2000GTP

Must have been that keyboarding class I took back in HS years ago.

solarofthesix

also check all your vac fittings, especially the one form the manifold to the fuel press regulator and the 2 for the optispark

Green96Z

Is that calculated on a full tank till empty? Or did you start halfway? Just making sure, because the tank is "V" shaped, and makes the needle plummet after about the half full mark.

yungin' w/a z28

6 mpg You better get that thing tuned...that's just terrible. I average about 22 mpg.