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RAV4 2007

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Eduardo Ferrari - 19 Jan 2007 02:58 GMT
Hello

I did not understand how the 4x4 works on this car. The manual is kind
of confusing. What is the Lock button that is located in right hand
side of the steering wheel?

Excelent car, just got last week and I'm enjoying so much. Gas mileage
did not seem to be good tought. But, let's give a time to the engine.

Eduardo
fish - 19 Jan 2007 03:06 GMT
Eduardo Ferrari respectfully sez...

> I did not understand how the 4x4 works on this car.

If the vehicle starts to slip, the 4WD kicks in.

> What is the Lock button that is
> located in right hand side of the
> steering wheel?

If you are stuck in snow, pushing the 4X button will lock the 4WD into gear,
but I was told to come to a complete stop before pushing it off.

> Excelent car, just got last week and
> I'm enjoying so much.  Gas  mileage
> did  not  seem  to  be  good  tought.

What vehicle are you switching from?
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Eduardo Ferrari - 19 Jan 2007 03:59 GMT
Hello Fish

So it's automatic, interesting!

I switch from a old Chrysler Cirrus V6. But new cars usually take time
to get the best gas mileage.

With the Cirrus I usually run 250 miles with a tank. With the RAV4 I
ran this week 220 miles and I had to stop into the gas station today.
No different driving this week.

Eduardo
fish - 19 Jan 2007 04:10 GMT
Eduardo Ferrari respectfully mentioned...

> So it's automatic, interesting!

I am currently researching for my next vehicle and the RAV 4 (I am still
comparing it to every single Toyota and the total package continues to come
out as the best overall vehicle for the money).

> With the Cirrus I usually run 250 miles with a tank.
> With the RAV4 I ran this week 220 miles...

What is the size of the fuel tank for the Cirrus?

The RAV 4 has a 15.9 gallon fuel tank.

BTW, for 220 miles, a 15.9 gallon fuel tank using regular unleaded fuel
sounds correct for it's EPA.
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tanukiki - 19 Jan 2007 06:00 GMT
> Eduardo Ferrari respectfully mentioned...
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220 miles for a whole tank? That stinks and is not very good. That's what my
s-i-l's Durango gets for gas mileage. I get close to 25 mpg. Worst I ever
got was 23. That's about 50/50 driving usually. The button is used when the
vehicle is in need of 4WD and is going at a low speed. It's covered in the
manual.

JennL
Mitchell Regenbogen - 19 Jan 2007 13:15 GMT
The miles you got "on a tank" is meaningless, so no one here knows how many
gallons of gas you used.  You also didn't say which engine you have.

> Hello Fish
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> Eduardo
Mitchell Regenbogen - 19 Jan 2007 13:18 GMT
How many miles you ran "with a tank" is meaningless, since no one here
knows how many gallons of gas you used.  You also didn't say which engine
you have.

> Hello Fish
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> Eduardo
Eduardo Ferrari - 20 Jan 2007 03:56 GMT
Hello

Was a full tank. It's a 4cyl engine.

Thanks,

Eduardo
Mitchell Regenbogen - 20 Jan 2007 07:00 GMT
What's a "full tank"?  12 gals?  13 gals?  15 gals?  15.9 gals?

> Hello
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> Eduardo
Gary L. Burnore - 20 Jan 2007 07:54 GMT
On Sat, 20 Jan 2007 07:00:04 +0000 (UTC), Mitchell Regenbogen
<mreg@panixxx.com> top posted like an ignorant f.cking moron and
wrote:

>What's a "full tank"?

It's when you can't put any more gas in.

>  12 gals?  13 gals?  15 gals?  15.9 gals?
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Mitchell Regenbogen - 22 Jan 2007 04:47 GMT
When someone says they got x number of miles on a "full tank," what's the
point unless you know how many gallons he used?  You can "fill" a tank
whether it has an ounce or 15 gallons in it.  Schmuck.

Gary L. Burnore <gburnore@databasix.com> wrote in news:eoshs8$b1o$2
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> On Sat, 20 Jan 2007 07:00:04 +0000 (UTC), Mitchell Regenbogen
> <mreg@panixxx.com> top posted like an ignorant f.cking moron and
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>>> Eduardo
Mitchell Regenbogen - 20 Jan 2007 07:00 GMT
What's a "full tank"?  12 gals?  13 gals?  15 gals?  15.9 gals?

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> Eduardo
Ray O - 19 Jan 2007 04:50 GMT
> Eduardo Ferrari respectfully sez...
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Wow!  fish really has done his homework!
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Mitchell Regenbogen - 19 Jan 2007 13:13 GMT
As it states in the manual, the lock button locks the vehicle in 4x4 up
until 25mph.

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