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This is not the first year I am driving the car. I have been through 3 previous summers and winters without this issue. This is the lowest fuel...
I mentioned a few times earlier that there are no changes whatsoever in driving habits or location or tires or tire pressure. I did not have any...
Yes, I checked them cold in the same way I have checked pressure previously. The tire pressure is not different the last two months than it was 3...
No new tires. Nothing had been changed when the fuel economy dropped. The mpg drop was pretty sudden from one tank to another, so I'm having...
I specifically checked the tire pressure with my own tire gauge as the first step to find the problem after the first tank that had a noticeable...
It says "4 to 6 years." Since, it has not failed at this point, I suppose it could be degrading enough to effect MPG now, but still "function"...
The video above shows the brake system failing directly because of pumping the brake against the car trying to accelerate. It was obviously...
Maybe the Prius battery is supposed to last much longer than an average car then. Most car batteries I have had not lasted much longer than 5 or 6...
Air filter has definitely been replaced at least once since the car was new. I have had a previous car where the 12v battery started going bad...
The reason why this is unusual is that this style of driving is not new. Nothing about the driving style has changed. I have been doing mostly...
I mentioned in the post that I already checked and it is not tire pressure just so that no one would make that suggestion.
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You are absolutely never supposed to pump the brakes if you need to stop in an emergency. Just press the brakes as hard as you need to one time....
I just thought of something that might be a simple fix. I remember having a Honda that had a squeaking moonroof and it was fixed by putting some...
I have had the car for 3 1/2 years and 35,000 miles and I generally have averaged about 42-45 MPG in my normal mixed driving of about 90% suburban...
