1985 delta 88 gas milage??
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I think that is reasonable mileage and decent for an older car. That is about what I was getting when I had a 90 Buick Estate wagon with the 307. It was essentially the same car as an 80s Delta 88, just a little bit bigger.
#7
J, don't forget to have the throttle plate bushings redone. You also need to seal up the bottom part of the jets with a fuel proof compound. Good luck. 9 mpg is a bit more normal for an older muscle car.
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no its u.s. and it was a type not 25 highway i wish i think im around 22-23 still ok for a v-8
im not sure. im still trying to figure out my tranny the shifter indictactor is PRND2L but i clearly hear 3 shifts 1st to 2nd 2nd to 3rd 3rd to 4th so if i do have a 4 speed it would be the th 200-4r with OD. but wheres my OD selector on the dash? unless the previous owner changed the transmission without changing the gear selector. is 2.56 the stock differentail?
im not sure. im still trying to figure out my tranny the shifter indictactor is PRND2L but i clearly hear 3 shifts 1st to 2nd 2nd to 3rd 3rd to 4th so if i do have a 4 speed it would be the th 200-4r with OD. but wheres my OD selector on the dash? unless the previous owner changed the transmission without changing the gear selector. is 2.56 the stock differentail?
#13
The 3-4 "shift" you hear may be the torque converter solenoid kicking in at about 40-45mph. My 86 Cutlass with a 307 does this, but I do have the OD tranny. Almost feels like a "5th gear". 18 city and 25 hwy is about right for mine.
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