MPG variance between actual and computer?

[a priori]

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

Thanks, a priori! What I haven't figured out quote-wise is how you quote just certain selections from a longer post to reply to (no great big deal).

Ah hah! I can fix that!

. . . All you need to do is wrap the phrase in the beginning and ending codes. The ending code (or whatever it is really called) is always "[/quote]", while the beginning code identifies the specific posting.

Of course there are other ways of doing this, but to "quote" this phrase:

Hitting the "quote" button appears to duplicate the entire post I'm replying to. I tried highlighting selections, but that doesn't seem to do it. I have some vision problems and can look right at stuff and not see it - LOL.

. . . just encase it in the quote= . . . and /quote phrasing like this (I've changed out "quote" for "quite" so you could see behind the curtain):

[quite=Fuzzy;618330] Hitting the "quote" button appears to duplicate the entire post I'm replying to. I tried highlighting selections, but that doesn't seem to do it. I have some vision problems and can look right at stuff and not see it - LOL.[/quite]”

When I replace quite with quote, I’ve included only the desired portion of your post in my reply:

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

Hitting the "quote" button appears to duplicate the entire post I'm replying to. I tried highlighting selections, but that doesn't seem to do it. I have some vision problems and can look right at stuff and not see it - LOL.

Hope this helps!

[kocho]

Over the last just under 10K miles, my pump average is 45, MFD average is 48.5. This is from October to May. Hopefully it will improve a bit over the summer, though I noticed that A/C usage eats-up about 3-5 MPG so it might not change the average due to the hit from A/C usage (and I seem to need to use A/C when temps are over 80 F and I can't open the windows).

I have almost never had an MFD lower than the pump reading.

'02 with 126K miles...

[Fuzzy]

Originally Posted by a priori

. . . All you need to do is wrap the phrase in the beginning and ending codes. The ending code (or whatever it is really called) is always (etc), while the beginning code identifies the specific posting

Aha... I think I got it, a priori (trying it now to see if I got it right). And by the way, those codes are called html tags. Thanks. And we caught another rat in a trap under our hood last night (I posted to the "Rats attack our Prius" thread).