Gas Mileage with 4.0L Ranger

[The Gat]

16 at 1500 elevation and 19 at 7500 elevation. 75mph+ 8mpg. 4.0L 4x4 automatic stock.

edit: Arizona

 

[mounties83]

Pa. 93 4.0L manual about 14 mpg if that

 

[jablome483]

the tank size for a supercab is 19.5 gallons correct? if so, im in trouble, ive never gotten over 200 miles to a tank

 

[07rangerfx4lv2]

about 14mpg, maybe 16mpg highway, 450km highway km to a tank...n thats from full to gaslight on, and its a 2007 fx4 standard

 

[OldRedRanger]

14 mpg all around. 4x4, auto, supercab. I live in Ga.

 

[legoms013]

CA in the foothills, elevation 500ft. Mostly flat driving into downtown (50mi a day) yields me a consistent 16.51 mpg.

thats with a 5" lift etc look at my sig and 3.73 gears.

autocraptic transmission.

running 40psi in the tires and cruising at 65 mph and never faster.

 

[rangerman84]

i have drove my 91 ranger across country and the best gas milage i got was 21 runnin 65 thru new mexico extremly flat on I 40 ha ha but out here in north carolina in the app moountians i get about 18 to 15 mpg

 

[wayne553]

Mpg

97 4.0 5sp 23 to work 19 winter 6 plowing 4 hrs Maine

 

[Dweano]

97 4.0 5sp 23 to work 19 winter 6 plowing 4 hrs Maine

Thats gotta be a 2WD right?

 

[Quartermile]

15 to 17 normal
11 to 14 pulling my boat
information on the left

 

[pcollins]

New york, in the middle of nowhere (real rural). 4x4 5 speed 4.0L. i get 18 MPG shifting right. less when i really race the engine. i assume itll go up once i replace my bad o2 sensor.

 

[94ranger#22]

Ca, 4x4, stick, about 14-16 with my lead foot... lol

 

[dwsykes]

11 to 16 MPG 02 FX4 manual

 

[96Greenster]

I get around 14-17 mpg, 65-70 mph. Live In deep deep south texas, a/c on blast. Truck info on my sig

Oh and hubs locked fulltime

 

[mp3deviant721]

15-18 City. I usually get 15-16 during the winter and 17-18 during the warmer months. My truck is a 2wd manual with 3.08 gears. I might be getting a 4in lift and 30 or 31 in tires soon so that will go down until I get some better gears. Then it might go back up.