Miles per gallon
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I think 26 miles per gallon is near to what i am getting now, before the o2 sensor change i was doing 15 miles for 10 pounds of petrol, it was eating it.
I've been trying to gauge what i'm now using, i think i'm doing 37 miles for a tenner, a big improvement, i should have replaced the o2 sensor at the same time when i replaced most of exhaust system, i'd have saved a fortune in petrol.
I've been trying to gauge what i'm now using, i think i'm doing 37 miles for a tenner, a big improvement, i should have replaced the o2 sensor at the same time when i replaced most of exhaust system, i'd have saved a fortune in petrol.
Sounds feasible. I get 33 miles to £10 in my V6.
tyrefitter
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Td4 34 mpg towing 1450kgs 48 solo
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Epicuser
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TD4 auto driven around South London.......
Better than a 1.8 petrol.
Just.
Better than a 1.8 petrol.
Just.
bandit6sic6
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My 1.8 does 20-25mpg, not great compared to my new Freelander 2.2 TD4 that does 35-40 mpg
freelance
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23-30 mpg for k series, can get over 40 mpg from sd4 freely 2
GrumpyGel
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Can get over 40 from an L series diesel and probably a TD4.
bandit6sic6
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I had an old 2.0 TD4, you'd be lucky to get 35mpg out of them.
britishwardog
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The last tank full I worked out I got 37mpg and that included a lot of short journeys, quite pleased with that, next month I'm taking the Hippo to Holland so it'll be interesting to see how that works out with mainly A roads and motorways.
Epicuser
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I have all the mods and a few more!
Tyres make a difference, road tyres being more economical than AT or mud tyres.
Frontal area also makes a difference as well at speed.
Tyres make a difference, road tyres being more economical than AT or mud tyres.
Frontal area also makes a difference as well at speed.
edge
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My 1.8 runs between 27 and 31 very light footed rarely over 55 mph mostly a and b roads .
Pretty much the same on LPG but only half the price (guess which get used most)
Pretty much the same on LPG but only half the price (guess which get used most)
RealBeale
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Just hit the 600 miles mark and the refuel light came on. This after finally changing the standard intercooler hoses for bigger ones to match the massive intercooler. Can't believe how restrictive standard hoses were being.Used to get 400 miles per tank, creeping up to 460/480 if on a motorway run before.
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Td4 41 last tank with Continental AT's on, however expecting it to start to drop soon as the temperature goes down.
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:confused2:is that on a td4?
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