touringsedan2019
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My two previous Civics (2013 & 2016 sedans) always had excellent gas mileage.
But my 2019 Honda Civic Touring Sedan started getting horrific gas mileage last winter- when I kept accumulating a mass amount of fluids in my exhaust. Loud gurgling, that would stop bystanders & have them like, “W..T..F..?!”..and i’ve soaked a few folks, after hitting the gas.
Last spring, the dealership said, they “didn't hear what i was talking about”.
They “couldn't find my warranty” info. So, i’d have to pay for them to investigate.
They drained the “water” from my exhaust, and told me “to avoid water” &/or “don’t drive in the rain”.
My gas mileage improved..Until* about 2 months ago..
October 2022, at just under 34,900 miles.. I started my car, and the loud gurgling returned. My average MPG meter randomly reset itself to 4MPG.
The gurgling atleast comes & goes now, after i drive it around a bit in Sports-mode..
BUT* still, no relief when it comes to my gas mileage. I’m currently stuck between 13-15MPG.
I’ve started logging my mileage w/ my frequent trips to the gas pump. I feel like i didn't even buy a Civic
Has anyone else been experiencing this issue? Know of any solutions?
But my 2019 Honda Civic Touring Sedan started getting horrific gas mileage last winter- when I kept accumulating a mass amount of fluids in my exhaust. Loud gurgling, that would stop bystanders & have them like, “W..T..F..?!”..and i’ve soaked a few folks, after hitting the gas.
Last spring, the dealership said, they “didn't hear what i was talking about”.
They “couldn't find my warranty” info. So, i’d have to pay for them to investigate.
They drained the “water” from my exhaust, and told me “to avoid water” &/or “don’t drive in the rain”.
My gas mileage improved..Until* about 2 months ago..
October 2022, at just under 34,900 miles.. I started my car, and the loud gurgling returned. My average MPG meter randomly reset itself to 4MPG.
(a horrific NEW, ALL-TIME-LOW)
My car wasn't exposed to any rain, puddles, any water of any kind (severe drought) not even a car wash..The gurgling atleast comes & goes now, after i drive it around a bit in Sports-mode..
BUT* still, no relief when it comes to my gas mileage. I’m currently stuck between 13-15MPG.
I’ve started logging my mileage w/ my frequent trips to the gas pump. I feel like i didn't even buy a Civic
Has anyone else been experiencing this issue? Know of any solutions?
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