It can, and usually it will make it worse.
A free flow muffler can improve mileage but by not by much. It would take a long time to recoup the cost of a new muffler.
The color of paint does not affect gas mileage in any way.
A hole or a crack in the exhaust or muffler.
Yes, the faulty power steering pressure switch does affect the gas mileage. It will give a wrong reading of the gas mileage. It is therefore important to fix it when it is faulty.
If it is malfunctioning it can affect fuel mileage.
Yes.
Generally speaking, mufflers don't improve gas mileage. They reduce noise by disturbing or smoothing exhaust flow. That said, an excessively restrictive muffler can increase exhaust backpressure causing the engine to labour and decrease efficiency. In this case, replacing the muffler with a less restrictive unit can improve gas mileage, but the same can be achieved by eliminating the muffler entirely. In some (uncommon) cases it is possible for a muffler that flows too freely or is missing to cause the engine controller to operate in a less than optimal mode. In this case, an original type muffler can help by restoring the state of tune. The same effect can be achieved using a baffle or simply denting the exhaust pipe appropriately.
I paid a total of 580 Canadian dollars. They had to do some complicated cutting and installing when attaching the muffler. The muffler cost just over 300, but tax, labor and an extra part really killed my wallet. A muffler with a hole in it will usually cost you lots in gas and you can fail your emissions test. An awful expense when it comes to older cars.
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Yes. Yes it does!
incorrect tire inflation