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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / March 2008

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Hey, How do I check my MPG display?  I was able to check it at one time

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JakTheHammer - 06 Mar 2008 07:50 GMT
somehow a few months in the past, and I don't remember the sequence any
more.  The FSS switch is the one I played with last time.  Any one
remember the sequence?  THe manual didn't seem to cover this feature.

Thanks

C280 2000.
Tiger - 06 Mar 2008 18:31 GMT
Yes, the manual does cover it... I am not sure on your car... but on the
E320... I think I switch it to where it says fuel tank... engine must be
running... and pushing up or down will get you there.
JakTheHammer - 07 Mar 2008 06:06 GMT
> Yes, the manual does cover it... I am not sure on your car... but on the
> E320... I think I switch it to where it says fuel tank... engine must be
> running... and pushing up or down will get you there.

Thank you, Yes you're right, I remember the engine was running, and that's
when I saw my doubled MPG.  I want to take a picture and prove the
computer reading to some retards, because they don't believe me when I
said to them I have doubled my car's MPG.
Tiger - 07 Mar 2008 14:14 GMT
And how did you do that? I am curious.
JakTheHammer - 08 Mar 2008 00:43 GMT
> And how did you do that? I am curious.

Well, it's a long hard work I did for a year ago, since 2006.  Our
combustion system is not yet at the peak, average mechanic will disagree
with this, but that's their problem.  There are frictions in Japanese
cars, some on German cars, there is room to improve to get better MPG.  I
fixed my Infiniti and Mercedes C280, the result is amazing.   I bought a
full tank of gas that last 3-4 weeks.  I saw 40-MPG on my C280's display
board.  If you want me to prove it to you I can if you're not too far from
my state. Sorry I can't tell you much detail because I should be rewarded
for this discovery.  US government should pay me, then the oil problem can
be resolved, at least by 1/2 very quickly.
Tiger - 08 Mar 2008 04:18 GMT
Hey Jak,
   No problem. I heard of a technique and it is something I may fiddle with
too. At least this stuff is known. I need to finish my first project first
though.

brown
 
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