Week of heavy use skews averages

[aboyandhisdog]

Once a year I use my Tacoma loaded with my camper and towing my old Willys jeep. It is quite a load and poor mpg's for the week. I log it on Fuelly so that I have a record of the trip, but the poor performance really skews down my #'s for the regular use of the truck.



So my question: Is it possible to have the fuel-up listed but not have it factor in to my averages for the truck? Or would I just need to delete the fuel-up from that week altogether so that it wouldn't affect the averages at all?


I couldn't see how I could do this, but then I'm not that great on computers! Thanks!

[Draigflag]

Fuelly is all about collating real world data, many people get better than average economy, and many get below. It depends on many factors. Trying to disguise poor MPG defects the whole purpose on the operation, I don't think one week a year out the entire life cycle of the vehicle is going to make a big impact.

[trollbait]

I think people have set up separate vehicle profiles to keep towing and not towing results separate.

[aboyandhisdog]

Originally Posted by trollbait

I think people have set up separate vehicle profiles to keep towing and not towing results separate.

That is an interesting solution I hadn't thought of. Thank you!

[Davidk0031]

I did similar for E85 vs E10 in FFV cars.