what should I do my edge is using gas like breathing air help HELP

Asked by Louise Feb 18, 2013 at 07:26 AM about the 2007 Ford Edge SEL Plus AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

on highway the best I get now is 12 mpg  It is killing my wallet.

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That, Louise is one of those questions that are difficult to give you a real, accurate answer without being at the car. At any large auto parts store they will read fault codes, free from your OBD, but my first guess is your 02 sensor

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Also have your calalytic converter checked. if it gets plugged up, it can drain your mileage.

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The Calalytic sounds correct. My Sister had the same problem and that was the problem. What should this test cost?

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