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Calculated Shard: 161 (from laksa191)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa161.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.foxrunauto.com/blog/10-ways-to-improve-gas-mileage\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.foxrunauto.com/blog/10-ways-to-improve-gas-mileage\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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Watch the Lead Foot\nHow you drive can definitely impact your fuel economy. Driving faster will burn more gas. Slamming down on the gas pedal to accelerate quickly will only waste fuel. Learn to drive sensibly can help stretch your fuel budget.\n2. Lighten Your Load\nIf you regularly drive around with heavy items or tow large loads, minimize your vehicle's weight. Don't bring anything you don't need. Lighten the load and that will help save gas.\n3. Check Tire Pressure\nYou should check your tire pressure regularly. It can definitely impact your MPG and it's one of the easiest things you can do for auto maintenance on your own. Keep them inflated at the recommended air pressure levels (usually noted on a sticker inside the driver's side door panel). You'll have a smoother ride and better gas mileage.\n4. Keep Up With Routine Maintenance\nAnother great way to maximize fuel economy is to take care of your car's recommended auto maintenance. We're talking about\noil changes\n, transmission services, brake services, cooling system services, air filter replacement, wheel alignment and other standard preventative maintenance services. When your vehicle is running healthy, you will get better mileage.\n5. Get a Fuel System Service\nIn addition to standard maintenance, you can also get a special fuel system service from your dealership or mechanic. This will involve cleaning fuel lines and removing contaminants, as well as replacing the fuel filter. Cleaner fuel in the engine will burn more efficiently.\n6. Other Maintenance\nThere are some other maintenance services to consider for maximum fuel economy. Change out worn or damaged spark plugs. Replace weak or dying car batteries. \n7. Use Cruise Control\nWhen driving on highways and freeways, utilize your cruise control. It helps regulate speed better than you can do with your own foot and often safes a lot of fuel consumption during longer drives.\n8. Turn Off the Car\nIf you expect to be stopped or leaving your car for more than 10 minutes, turn it off. Letting it idle will ultimately burn extra fuel for no real reason.\n9. Fill Up Early or Late\nBelieve it or not, gasoline is denser during when the weather is colder. Gas pumps distribute fuel by the gallon. Filling up early in the morning or late at night when temperatures are cooler could actually net you a little bit more gas in the tank if filling up.\n10. Keep a Quarter Tank\nMany experts will tell you it's a good idea to fill up before you get down past a quarter of a tank. Draining your tank all the way down to empty between fill-ups can hurt your gas mileage overall. Try to keep at least a quarter-tank at all times. You may have to fill up more often, but you can save some MPG over time and each of your fill-ups will be a little less expensive.\nThese are some ways to improve MPG and get the best fuel economy. Now more than ever, it helps to save at the pump!\nFor all your automotive maintenance and repair needs in Northern Delaware,\ncall Fox Run Auto today at (302) 597-9205\nor\nschedule your service appointment online.","attrs_markdown":null,"attrs_readable_markdown":"It's never really fun having to fill up on gas, but it has been extra brutal this year with inflated fuel prices. You still need to get where you want to go and we can't control gas prices. However, there are a few simple things you can do to cut down on fuel consumption and improve the miles-per-gallon (MPG) in your car, truck or SUV.\n\nHere are some gas-saving tips for better fuel efficiency:\n\n**1\\. Watch the Lead Foot**\n\nHow you drive can definitely impact your fuel economy. Driving faster will burn more gas. Slamming down on the gas pedal to accelerate quickly will only waste fuel. Learn to drive sensibly can help stretch your fuel budget.\n\n**2\\. Lighten Your Load**\n\nIf you regularly drive around with heavy items or tow large loads, minimize your vehicle's weight. Don't bring anything you don't need. Lighten the load and that will help save gas.\n\n**3\\. Check Tire Pressure**\n\nYou should check your tire pressure regularly. It can definitely impact your MPG and it's one of the easiest things you can do for auto maintenance on your own. Keep them inflated at the recommended air pressure levels (usually noted on a sticker inside the driver's side door panel). You'll have a smoother ride and better gas mileage.\n\n**4\\. Keep Up With Routine Maintenance**\n\nAnother great way to maximize fuel economy is to take care of your car's recommended auto maintenance. We're talking about [oil changes](https:\/\/www.foxrunauto.comoil-changes\/), transmission services, brake services, cooling system services, air filter replacement, wheel alignment and other standard preventative maintenance services. When your vehicle is running healthy, you will get better mileage.\n\n**5\\. Get a Fuel System Service**\n\nIn addition to standard maintenance, you can also get a special fuel system service from your dealership or mechanic. This will involve cleaning fuel lines and removing contaminants, as well as replacing the fuel filter. Cleaner fuel in the engine will burn more efficiently.\n\n**6\\. Other Maintenance**\n\nThere are some other maintenance services to consider for maximum fuel economy. Change out worn or damaged spark plugs. Replace weak or dying car batteries.\n\n**7\\. Use Cruise Control**\n\nWhen driving on highways and freeways, utilize your cruise control. It helps regulate speed better than you can do with your own foot and often safes a lot of fuel consumption during longer drives.\n\n**8\\. Turn Off the Car**\n\nIf you expect to be stopped or leaving your car for more than 10 minutes, turn it off. Letting it idle will ultimately burn extra fuel for no real reason.\n\n**9\\. Fill Up Early or Late**\n\nBelieve it or not, gasoline is denser during when the weather is colder. Gas pumps distribute fuel by the gallon. Filling up early in the morning or late at night when temperatures are cooler could actually net you a little bit more gas in the tank if filling up.\n\n**10\\. Keep a Quarter Tank**\n\nMany experts will tell you it's a good idea to fill up before you get down past a quarter of a tank. Draining your tank all the way down to empty between fill-ups can hurt your gas mileage overall. Try to keep at least a quarter-tank at all times. You may have to fill up more often, but you can save some MPG over time and each of your fill-ups will be a little less expensive.\n\nThese are some ways to improve MPG and get the best fuel economy. Now more than ever, it helps to save at the pump\\!\n\nFor all your automotive maintenance and repair needs in Northern Delaware, **call Fox Run Auto today at (302) 597-9205** or [schedule your service appointment online.](https:\/\/www.foxrunauto.comappointments\/)","meta_canonical":null}

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History drop	PASS	`isNull(history_drop_reason)`	No drop reason
Spam/ban	PASS	`fh_dont_index != 1 AND ml_spam_score = 0`	ml_spam_score=0
Canonical	PASS	`meta_canonical IS NULL OR = '' OR = src_unparsed`	Not set

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URL	https://www.foxrunauto.com/blog/10-ways-to-improve-gas-mileage
Last Crawled	2026-04-13 18:52:36 (5 days ago)
First Indexed	2022-10-22 08:44:20 (3 years ago)
HTTP Status Code	200
Meta Title	10 Ways to Improve Gas Mileage - Fox Run Auto Inc.
Meta Description	If you want to save MPG and maximize your fuel efficiency while gas prices are so high, here are 10 simple tips you can try.
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Boilerpipe Text	It's never really fun having to fill up on gas, but it has been extra brutal this year with inflated fuel prices. You still need to get where you want to go and we can't control gas prices. However, there are a few simple things you can do to cut down on fuel consumption and improve the miles-per-gallon (MPG) in your car, truck or SUV. Here are some gas-saving tips for better fuel efficiency: 1. Watch the Lead Foot How you drive can definitely impact your fuel economy. Driving faster will burn more gas. Slamming down on the gas pedal to accelerate quickly will only waste fuel. Learn to drive sensibly can help stretch your fuel budget. 2. Lighten Your Load If you regularly drive around with heavy items or tow large loads, minimize your vehicle's weight. Don't bring anything you don't need. Lighten the load and that will help save gas. 3. Check Tire Pressure You should check your tire pressure regularly. It can definitely impact your MPG and it's one of the easiest things you can do for auto maintenance on your own. Keep them inflated at the recommended air pressure levels (usually noted on a sticker inside the driver's side door panel). You'll have a smoother ride and better gas mileage. 4. Keep Up With Routine Maintenance Another great way to maximize fuel economy is to take care of your car's recommended auto maintenance. We're talking about oil changes , transmission services, brake services, cooling system services, air filter replacement, wheel alignment and other standard preventative maintenance services. When your vehicle is running healthy, you will get better mileage. 5. Get a Fuel System Service In addition to standard maintenance, you can also get a special fuel system service from your dealership or mechanic. This will involve cleaning fuel lines and removing contaminants, as well as replacing the fuel filter. Cleaner fuel in the engine will burn more efficiently. 6. Other Maintenance There are some other maintenance services to consider for maximum fuel economy. Change out worn or damaged spark plugs. Replace weak or dying car batteries. 7. Use Cruise Control When driving on highways and freeways, utilize your cruise control. It helps regulate speed better than you can do with your own foot and often safes a lot of fuel consumption during longer drives. 8. Turn Off the Car If you expect to be stopped or leaving your car for more than 10 minutes, turn it off. Letting it idle will ultimately burn extra fuel for no real reason. 9. Fill Up Early or Late Believe it or not, gasoline is denser during when the weather is colder. Gas pumps distribute fuel by the gallon. Filling up early in the morning or late at night when temperatures are cooler could actually net you a little bit more gas in the tank if filling up. 10. Keep a Quarter Tank Many experts will tell you it's a good idea to fill up before you get down past a quarter of a tank. Draining your tank all the way down to empty between fill-ups can hurt your gas mileage overall. Try to keep at least a quarter-tank at all times. You may have to fill up more often, but you can save some MPG over time and each of your fill-ups will be a little less expensive. These are some ways to improve MPG and get the best fuel economy. Now more than ever, it helps to save at the pump! For all your automotive maintenance and repair needs in Northern Delaware, call Fox Run Auto today at (302) 597-9205 or schedule your service appointment online.
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Readable Markdown	It's never really fun having to fill up on gas, but it has been extra brutal this year with inflated fuel prices. You still need to get where you want to go and we can't control gas prices. However, there are a few simple things you can do to cut down on fuel consumption and improve the miles-per-gallon (MPG) in your car, truck or SUV. Here are some gas-saving tips for better fuel efficiency: 1\. Watch the Lead Foot How you drive can definitely impact your fuel economy. Driving faster will burn more gas. Slamming down on the gas pedal to accelerate quickly will only waste fuel. Learn to drive sensibly can help stretch your fuel budget. 2\. Lighten Your Load If you regularly drive around with heavy items or tow large loads, minimize your vehicle's weight. Don't bring anything you don't need. Lighten the load and that will help save gas. 3\. Check Tire Pressure You should check your tire pressure regularly. It can definitely impact your MPG and it's one of the easiest things you can do for auto maintenance on your own. Keep them inflated at the recommended air pressure levels (usually noted on a sticker inside the driver's side door panel). You'll have a smoother ride and better gas mileage. 4\. Keep Up With Routine Maintenance Another great way to maximize fuel economy is to take care of your car's recommended auto maintenance. We're talking about [oil changes](https://www.foxrunauto.comoil-changes/), transmission services, brake services, cooling system services, air filter replacement, wheel alignment and other standard preventative maintenance services. When your vehicle is running healthy, you will get better mileage. 5\. Get a Fuel System Service In addition to standard maintenance, you can also get a special fuel system service from your dealership or mechanic. This will involve cleaning fuel lines and removing contaminants, as well as replacing the fuel filter. Cleaner fuel in the engine will burn more efficiently. 6\. Other Maintenance There are some other maintenance services to consider for maximum fuel economy. Change out worn or damaged spark plugs. Replace weak or dying car batteries. 7\. Use Cruise Control When driving on highways and freeways, utilize your cruise control. It helps regulate speed better than you can do with your own foot and often safes a lot of fuel consumption during longer drives. 8\. Turn Off the Car If you expect to be stopped or leaving your car for more than 10 minutes, turn it off. Letting it idle will ultimately burn extra fuel for no real reason. 9\. Fill Up Early or Late Believe it or not, gasoline is denser during when the weather is colder. Gas pumps distribute fuel by the gallon. Filling up early in the morning or late at night when temperatures are cooler could actually net you a little bit more gas in the tank if filling up. 10\. Keep a Quarter Tank Many experts will tell you it's a good idea to fill up before you get down past a quarter of a tank. Draining your tank all the way down to empty between fill-ups can hurt your gas mileage overall. Try to keep at least a quarter-tank at all times. You may have to fill up more often, but you can save some MPG over time and each of your fill-ups will be a little less expensive. These are some ways to improve MPG and get the best fuel economy. Now more than ever, it helps to save at the pump\! For all your automotive maintenance and repair needs in Northern Delaware, call Fox Run Auto today at (302) 597-9205 or [schedule your service appointment online.](https://www.foxrunauto.comappointments/)
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