[kev604]

Help an old man out. Where the hell is this screen?

That is from a 2014 Si what year and model is your Civic make sure we're talking about the same car here.

 

[15WhiteSi]

Not sure if I updated, but I'm getting rougly 16mpg on average (20mpg highway) since I switched to ethanol.

 

[palmettosunshine]

That is from a 2014 Si what year and model is your Civic make sure we're talking about the same car here.

2014 EX Sedan

 

[Blindeye_03]

That is from a 2014 Si what year and model is your Civic make sure we're talking about the same car here.

My '14 SI doesnt have that screen but my '18 SI did. I guess its because I am in the USA..

But my SI is only seeing 24mpg with the majority of my driving cruising on the highway. Im really disappointed but I also should have expected it with the 2.4L motor. My '18 SI would get 38mpg with the same route and driving style.

 

[kev604]

But my SI is only seeing 24mpg with the majority of my driving cruising on the highway. Im really disappointed but I also should have expected it with the 2.4L motor. My '18 SI would get 38mpg with the same route and driving style.

How fast are you driving there is a sweet spot for MPG on the 2.4L if your speeds are outside of the sweet spot MPG suffers.

18 Si is only 1.5L compared to 2.4L so smaller displacement along with Direct Injection versus port injection so MPG is going to be much better especially when cruising.

 

[Blindeye_03]

How fast are you driving there is a sweet spot for MPG on the 2.4L if your speeds are outside of the sweet spot MPG suffers.

18 Si is only 1.5L compared to 2.4L so smaller displacement along with Direct Injection versus port injection so MPG is going to be much better especially when cruising.

I did find that MPG screen on my '14 Si. I had no idea it was there.

On the highway usually 75ish mph. Yeah it was easy to keep the 1.5L turbo out of boost on the highway which helped immensely. My '19 GTi had slightly worse gas mileage but it was still really really good on road trips. I dont miss the VW though; I do miss my newer Si.

 

[kev604]

On the highway usually 75ish mph. Yeah it was easy to keep the 1.5L turbo out of boost on the highway which helped immensely.

Cruising at 75mph won't get you the best mpg it you want best mpg than probably 60-65mph is ideal.

 

[Blindeye_03]

Cruising at 75mph won't get you the best mpg it you want best mpg than probably 60-65mph is ideal.

Thats a good way to die on the highway LOL.

 

[kev604]

Thats a good way to die on the highway LOL.

What are the posted speed limits on the highway where you live.

 

[Blindeye_03]

What are the posted speed limits on the highway where you live.

65 or 70. I've dropped down to 70-72 or 76 and have noticed a slight increase of MPG on the infotainment screen. I'm usually passing people and also being passed. I dont like being the fastest on the highway, its a great way to get pulled over.

(I seriously had no idea we had this screen, lol, I used to keep it on there when I had my '18 SI). But when I calculate my MPG at the pump its always lower by 3 or 4 mpg.

 

[homegrown]

But when I calculate my MPG at the pump its always lower by 3 or 4 mpg.

That's normal.
When I calculate based on the volume of fuel that I take on during a fill-up, the Fuel Economy monitor is always 3-4MPG optimistic.