2003 Infiniti i35 mpg
There are so many things that can cause this. What you really need is access to a real scanner, not a code reader, and look at the live data. Look at fuel trim and see what it is doing. If it is taking fuel away, there is something causing an over-fueling condition. If it is adding fuel, then you are actually driving a little lean, but compensating for it by adding fuel with the accelerator, causing loss of fuel economy. Looking at the fuel trim, along with the actual data readings for the MAF, Oxygen sensor(s) and other variables you can have a better idea of what is going on under the hood. Unfortunately, these things are more and more requiring electronic monitoring for diagnostics, unlike years past when we could just about overhaul the car with a screwdriver, a couple of wrenches, a hammer and a pair of pliers. Happy motoring