I've heard that when it comes to diesel engines, the more miles you rack up, the gas mileage increases. Is this true, and if so, what causes it? And would/could it be the same for gasoline engines? :?:
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Question about gas mileage?
I've heard that when it comes to diesel engines, the more miles you rack up, the gas mileage increases. Is this true, and if so, what causes it? And would/could it be the same for gasoline engines? :?:
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Only true for the initial break in period, after that, the engine slowly wears out.
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