put a threaded bolt under the pedal.!
fuel problems solved haha!:Derisive:

Make sure you have the correct tyre pressure
KEEP YOUR SPARE TYRE IN
Dont flog it, but also dont let the engine labour
and x2 for everything else said...Except the tyre thing...:suicide2:

Sell RX, buy a scooter.

seriously though, if your complaining about the cost of fuel atm (just saw it for 99.9c!)your lucky you didnt have a car when it was 1.70c a litre!

just paid 97.9 Per L today and not that E10 crap either..
My advice, Fill up on Wednesday morning, and don't top up, untill next wednesday morning.
less fuel during the week = less weight and more economy.

also I hear that filling up in the morning is better as the fuel is denser and also dont pull the handle to the max as you pump more air through the meter that way.

its all tiny amounts though. if you are that worried about costs, seriously buy a yaris lol my mate gets like 700+ kms a tank city driving.

in all the time i have owned a car i have never paid under $1 for fuel so this is awesome for me :new_russi $50 for a tank compared to $80 a month ago when it was at like $1.49.. mate you shouldn't be driving at all if your worried about fuel cost this week!

I just saw Clarkson, Hammond and May do 750miles on a tank. My advice, diesel or hoof it. Remember thats its not what you drive but how you drive it. Remove the rear seats, the front passenger seat, miss meals and keep the tank low and run red lights.

i got premium 98 octane for 1.05 today ^_^, with that and my injector cleaner/octane booster, shes humming lol.

hope petrol stays this low, i know it wont though.

when i try and save petrol i just try and 4th/5th gear it as much as possible..and shift early instead of giving it abit

Petrol is still $1.23 here...but that's still the cheapest it's been since I've had my licence (3 & 1/2 years ago).

Yeah, Subarus are thirsty buggers, I just think that's the price you have to pay for having a nice car. Sure, you can go drive a Barina or something and get awesome fuel economy, but you'd feel so much better in a Lib. Lol good luck with the fuel saving!

Warm your car up before any long trips (I tend to warm my engine up until it hits 1000 rpm) in doing so the engine will not be running as rich ( will have taken it out of the equivalent of choke) and also the oil will have warmed up to a thicker consitency (making everything slide into position ie: gears). I have an N/A 2.2 but doing this before long trips makes it run better and more fuel efficient.

  That and if you have several trips to make in a day try and make them within a certain time frame of each other, the engine will still be warm and thus you will not have to warm it up again.

When I first started driving it was 85 - 90 cents. I could fill my tank with $30 in my old car.