Final 10,000 miles of test.
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The test is done below is the results for the entire 30,000 mile test.
Started using propane at 878011 to the end of the test period 908347 for total miles of 30,336 cost of diesel $13,566.46 total gallons used 3,383.
Diesel average cost for test period $4.01. Average MPG for test period 8.97.
If this was diesel only at the baseline of 8.16 mpg I could of only went 27,605.28 miles that means I still had 2730.72
miles to drive to equal the miles I drove with propane at an additional cost of $1341.93 for the additional diesel I would
need plus the $13,566.46 for what I spent for the diesel already totals $14,908.39
I spent $867.40 on propane plus the diesel cost of $13,566.46 totals $14,433.86
This is a total savings of $474.53 this breaks down to a savings of .015 cpm
Propane for fuel mileage
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