Fuel system , electrical systems , spark plugs faulty or incorrectly gapped , faulty coil , brakes binding , transmission fluid level incorrect , clutch slipping , fuel filter clogged and/or inpurities in the fuel system , emissions control system not functioning properly , bad fuel ( octane ) , plugged or sestricted catalytic converter ? . Low or uneven cylinder compression pressures ( test ) will detect leaking valves and/or a blown head gasket
I just drove from Ohio to Arizona with a 1989 GMC 2500 and averaged 15.5 mpg.
Standard is 22 gallons.
The vent is blocked.
That would depend on whether it is gas or diesel. I can fax the instructions to you with the vin number of the truck.
my nephew just done it you have to drop the gas tank down to remove the fuel pump
My 1989 and 1978 were both 125 liter tanks. I don't know how much that is in gallons.
crack in the electronic coil ,when it gets hot it will expand and ark and kill the engine
2500 x $3.50 = $8750.00 if you got 1 mile / unit of gas for $3.50
The 2012 RAM 2500 is a gas-powered vehicle.
The 2014 RAM 2500 is a gas-powered vehicle.
The 2013 RAM 2500 is a gas-powered vehicle.
The 2011 RAM 2500 is a gas-powered vehicle.