it's a 60L tank, so your mileage at least isn't as bad as you think it is lol

and I usually get around 500 if I don't boost too much, with a mix of highway and city driving, so I don't complain.

 

i think you got a lazy O2 sensor just like me

 

O2 Sensor...where is that located...how to check/replace???

Derrick

 

10-15 mpg city depending on the traffic. I think i have bad fuel pressure.

Go here http://camrystuff.com/ for the manuel that tells u where the o2 sensor is and what the resistance needs to be

 

I can get anywhere from about 550 to 700, but usually average 600+ per tank.

 

What are some good investment to improve mileage ???
I change my oil and oil filter every 3 months...didn't change my spark plugs often as i would like to coz i got a V6 engine and its a pain in the bum to change the 3 rear spark plugs, but i got those spark plugs stating it would last a while before changing it needed.

Derrick

 

Typically I get around 360 miles (575 km) on a tank; 400 (640 km) if I let it run really low. But it varies with the season. I've kept a log of almost all my fill ups since it was new, and a graph with a ten point moving average shows I'm averaging 24 MPG in the winter, and 26 in the summer.

My commute is great for mileage. 22 miles each way, with most of it at 45 mph on asphalt country roads. It's running barely above idle RPM most of the way.

 

My 1993 SE V6 5Spd. Got 20 MPG no matter what I did. City, Highway, it was always 20 MPG.
But I have a heavy foot. Highway was usually 80-90 MPH Cruise. City was usually 45-50 MPH
My 1995 LE I4 gets 30 MPG Highway, 24 City.

Justin

 

I get around 300-350 miles before my fuel light starts coming on... when i do the math it equates to 20-24 mpg... i sorta wish i could get past 25... but i think it's more or less because of the v6.

 

its possible.. i got 27.35 mpg last weekend.. but thats about 95% high way with me (driver) and 2 adult passenger and my subs in the trunk.. with my books from school, spare tire, and etc..

and i never drove till my light cam oen cause my fuel level sensor is wacked.. lol..

 

i usually get around 450miles before the light comes on. thats just 90% city 10% highway.

 

No freaking way men, even if it's just I4 :smokin:

 

^^ Man thats some great mileage!

I get about 340-375 mile/per tank. It depends on how heavy my foot is feeling. I do about 60% city 40% highway. I will be driving to Chicago in November and I am curious to see what it gets just purely highway. I am going to do my plugs and air filter before I go and see what happens.

My ex-wifes 05 Camry V6 with her and I an our dog with luggage did 550mi on one tank. It was about 32mpg with the A/C on! We left Atlanta and made it to Indianapolis on 1 tank!

 

LazyAccent has a Gen3.5, not Gen3. It's a different engine.

I usually get 21mpg. I REALLY wish I could increase this. But I have to say, my wife's LE I4 is getting about the same right now Last thing I have to replace is the O2 sensor.

 

got 460 miles on the last tank - 1995 4cyl

 

Hi guys,

Just curious how many kms can you guys get a out for full tank of petrol on the Gen3 V6 Touring ??

got 460 miles on the last tank - 1995 4cyl

:headbang:

 

1995 lexus es300 20mpg avg. since i never fill up i usually get about 5 gal of gas every time so do the math. all city driving btw

 

I get 17mpg all local. Mixed driving 50/50 local/highway is like 21mpg.

 

i havent checked lately but the last time was around 300- 360 miles 94 v6

 

I am averaging 21mpg in mixed driving with A/C on half the time. My commute is 34 mile round trip.
My tank is 18.5 gallons on my 94 Camry V6 XLE. So about 388 per tank. I have 4 new O2 sensors,spark plugs,and air filter. Also just did water pump and thermostat while he was doing my timing belt. So in the last 6 months lots of preventative stuff that is producing a little better mileage 1 or 2 mpg . I will be doing the fuel filter and transmission fluid flush soon as well.
The new MPG spec from the website state 18-25 so I am quite happy with my perfromance. I gave 56K on this machine.

 

4 new O2 sensors?!?! Our cars dont have 4 O2 sensors.

 

94_v6_camry you are correct in saying you have a 70L fuel tank. The Australian version differs slightly from the American version in that they installed a larger fuel tank for longer travelling distance between refills.

On our 96 Camry Vienta CSI we average about the same (400-450kms a tank) but thats with 100% city driving. We only make a short trip (about 3kms twice daily) therefore the engine never really warms up.

On a combined highway/city cycle (50/50) we usually get 500-550kms out of the tank.

Best we've done is travelled 650kms using only 65L (100% highway)

 

94_v6_camry you are correct in saying you have a 70L fuel tank . The Australian version differs slightly from the American version in that they installed a larger fuel tank for longer travelling distance between refills.

On our 96 Camry Vienta CSI we average about the same (400-450kms a tank) but thats with 100% city driving. We only make a short trip (about 3kms twice daily) therefore the engine never really warms up.

On a combined highway/city cycle (50/50) we usually get 500-550kms out of the tank.

Best we've done is travelled 650kms using only 65L (100% highway)

really? that's interesting to know :thumbup:

 

Usually ~550-600+miles w/ a 18+ gallon tank, ~60-70% highway and ~30-40% city, before the gas light stays on consistently on flat ground. I could probably hit ~650 miles if I ever went bone dry, and ~745 miles going bone dry over a couple specific routes.

 

There is no way your are getting that kind of mileage on a 3vz-fe

 

Interesting. The 70L tank in the Australian version is the same size as my American camry at 18.5gal. According to Eye8Pussies having a 60L tank thats only 15.8 gal. Thats a big difference between the American and Canadian versions.

 

Interesting. Mine is a CA version [v6 LE] built in Japan, but have the 18.5gal/70L tank in it.

 

Originally Posted by thaharlequin
Usually ~550-600+miles w/ a 18+ gallon tank, ~60-70% highway and ~30-40% city, before the gas light stays on consistently on flat ground. I could probably hit ~650 miles if I ever went bone dry, and ~745 miles going bone dry over a couple specific routes.

Seriously? 600 miles? What is your secret? Do you drive 45mph without traffic or lights. Drive behind a 18 wheeler to reduce drag. Over inflate your tires and have a tail wind all the time. But even then it doesnt seem possible. Thats like 30 mpg your are talking about. Maybe you're talking about my Lexus?

 

1998 Camry LE, 123.xxx miles. 4cyl.
geee, i get between 21-23 mpg in the city. I dont drive highway though, sometimes wery rare .... the best mileage i got w/my Camry was 24mpg.
I replace air filter every 5000miles. I do oil changes every 2500-3000 miles.
I replaced fuel pump also. replaced sparkplugs & the wires also, also the pcv valve .... Also replaced my 14 inch alloys(the car shook like a biotch) w/15 inch original Camry 2000-2001 rims with covers.
So the only thing i could think of that i can't get more then 23mpg is that i put bigger rims(15 inches) on the vehicle that supposed to be 14inches(according to the owners manual & the driver side door panel sticker says 14 inch rims & tires).
Also i'm going to do FUEL SYSTEM CLEANING ....
:clap:

 

I managed to get 500 miles on my tank a few weeks ago.