Fuel consumption Poll

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Type of fuel and your average comsumption figures

  • Petrol - under 20mpg

    Votes: 9 3.6%

  • Petrol - 20-25mpg

    Votes: 16 6.3%

  • Petrol - 25-30mpg

    Votes: 20 7.9%

  • Petrol - 30mpg +

    Votes: 8 3.2%

  • Diesel - under 20mpg

    Votes: 2 0.8%

  • Diesel - 20-25mpg

    Votes: 9 3.6%

  • Diesel - 25-30mpg

    Votes: 40 15.8%

  • Diesel - 30mpg+

    Votes: 149 58.9%
  • Total voters
    253
fatblokexl

fatblokexl

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pleasantly pleased with my first set of consumption figures. 27mpg out of my 1.8 petrol. what do you tend to get on a regular basis? Diesel or Petrol?

i tend to drive my FL like a diesel, short revs and not much over 60mph. average daily trip is 17-20miles from town to country.
 
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fatblokexl said:
pleasantly pleased with my first set of consumption figures. 27mpg out of my 1.8 petrol. what do you tend to get on a regular basis? Diesel or Petrol?

i tend to drive my FL like a diesel, short revs and not much over 60mph. average daily trip is 17-20miles from town to country.
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Same as you apart from I do 30 miles a day to and from work.
Never rev it over 3k until it's warm and take it steady.
 
My 1.8 does 31 mpg on a 46 mile round trip commute generally in traffic doing around 50 mph (if I am lucky :rolleyes:) and a bit of in town driving at the end. I think thats good considering the weight of the car although its only done around 45k on its replacement engine (a new engine rather than just a replacement) so I guess that helps :)

I know my TD4 does more but I have never measured it accurately like I have with the 1.8
 
Mantamad said:
My 1.8 does 31 mpg on a 46 mile round trip commute generally in traffic doing around 50 mph (if I am lucky :rolleyes:) and a bit of in town driving at the end. I think thats good considering the weight of the car although its only done around 45k on its replacement engine (a new engine rather than just a replacement) so I guess that helps :)

I know my TD4 does more but I have never measured it accurately like I have with the 1.8
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Nice mileage matey:)
 
My 2002 TD4 has done over 110,000 miles and returned 35mpg on the first full tank of fuel. I have only owned it for about a month and still trying to iron out a few little problems but it seems to run well enough. I am sure it will be even better on a long run.

BrianG
 
18mpg normal around local roads. 28mpg on a motorway at a constant steady 60mph. It's a v6.
 
I get around 39 MPG out of my 99 L series XEDi..

I brimmed the tank then ran it down as far as i dared to until chickening out and going to the petrol station. I got 508 miles of a tank. The manual says its got a 13 gallon tank, so 508 / 13 = 39MPG!!

My daily commute to work and back is mostly dual carrageway, then about 2 miles of city driving at the end totalling 36 miles on a round trip. Also do a few miles in the evening going up to local stables to tend to horses, or take kids to and from school (depending on my shift).

Like others have said, i rarely go above 2500 rpm, and dont go any quicker than about 65mph..

WELL happy with my hippos fuel economy considering it weighs in near enough 2 tons and is 4wd. My wife has a 57 plate scenic 1.5 dci. It weighs **** all, is built from plastic, and she only gets 46mpg out of that!! :D

My mate has a TD4 with the proshaft removed and he reckons hes getting about 44mpg out of it!!??? :rolleyes:
 
My dirdy ole tratter when it had the 19j engine in done 15-20 20@very best.
Dunno how much me 200tdi does yet only achieved 55 miles in it so far. :lol:
Them maestro vans are not bad on the old fuel:D :boink:
 
I get 40-44 mpg from my td4, 67k and remapped.

I run it on BP ultimate diesel and stick millers in once a tank.

Quite pleased with that, the higher miles is when i do mostly motorway driving, lower is a mixture of local and motorways.
 
Thats an interesting point, i'd not thought aboout the milometer being out.
I know speedo is slightly off, cos when i go through Harley theres one of them speed signs and its shows about 3-4 mph less than my speedo.
 
angeloc said:
Td4 mixed driving and a lot at 70 mph honest officer - 34mpg
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And that's with an injector flagging as I found out today so I have replaced it and looking forward to an improvement - I will keep you posted.

Other mods - EGR bypass Synergy 2, crankcase breather BMW mod
 
angeloc said:
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And that's with an injector flagging as I found out today so I have replaced it and looking forward to an improvement - I will keep you posted.

Other mods - EGR bypass Synergy 2, crankcase breather BMW mod
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Number 2 by any chance? My TD4 has an iffy #2 injector, its been present since i bought the car with 37k, it flows different to the others hense the better fuel and millers to give it a hand as they are expensive to replace.

Would misfueling be to blame as i had the high pressure fuel pump die when i bought it as well, and 37k is a low mileage for it to pack up......
 
Just done our first calculation after a month of Laura driving the Td4 everyday for work. Mixed useage, some town and stop - start and some motorway miles.
Came back at 38 MPG so pretty pleased with that. Much better than the Golf GTi we replaced with it.
 
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