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High very fuel consumption for my car (Nissan Pathfinder 2003)
I recently had an over heating problem with my car so worked on the engine. The mechanic changed the gasket as well as replaced the single cell radiator with a three cell radiator. However currently I have observed a very high fuel consuming rate on the car, also noticed that power cuts when I accelerate between 60 and 80 speed levels. Then after awhile of driving the car temperature rises. Please what any advise?
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