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Fuel Myths You're Still Falling For (Big Mistake)

Most fuel-saving advice sounds smart—until it quietly costs you more money, wastes fuel, or damages your car over time.

As a mechanic, I hear these myths every week at the shop. Drivers swear by them. Friends repeat them at the gas pump. Some even feel proud of habits that are doing the exact opposite of what they think. The truth is, modern vehicles don’t run on guesswork or old habits—they run on engineering, data, and systems most people misunderstand.

In this video, I break down 15 of the most common fuel myths still fooling drivers today, using real-world shop experience, scan-tool data, and basic physics—not internet rumors. Some of these myths only waste pennies. Others quietly shorten engine life, hurt efficiency, or lead to expensive repairs.

You’ll learn:
➤ Which fuel myths actually burn more gas
➤ Why some old habits stopped working decades ago
➤ When premium fuel is a waste—and when it’s not
➤ How modern ECUs, injectors, and sensors really behave
➤ Why certain “fuel-saving tricks” damage components over time
➤ Which myths cost the most money in the long run

One myth near the end flips a decades-old belief completely—and most drivers are still getting it wrong.

This isn’t about chasing perfect MPG numbers. It’s about avoiding mistakes that quietly drain your wallet and learning how your car is already designed to save fuel when you let it.

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Cars don’t run on rumors.
They run on physics, engineering, and maintenance done right.

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