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Re: 14mpg :-(
Twenty two is a good number. I started logging mileage closely when fuel prices spiked here in the wake of hurricane Katrina, and my average in both cars is 21-and-change. Most of my driving is pure grocery gettin'. Road trips come in consistently at 27-29 mpg.
Getting back to the topic, I'd disconnect the battery overnight, drive for awhile, record the mileage scrupulously, and see how it looks.
Once I got a brief flicker of a CEL with an accompanying oxygen sensor code, did nothing, and the car probably runs better now than it did back then.
dcb
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