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i have to go back through this thread and i have to read the part in my manual about setting the trip meter etc........but just in case i forget laterin one week my economy has gone from 11.4? (11.something) to 9.4and i've used half a tank on 270 k's (petrol auto)and she's done now 300 k's total!
Hey Snowcherry, if you can fill your tank to the very top, you get more k's from the tank full, that's why some quote more miles on one tank of fuel than others.only problem doing this with petrol is fuel expands, like underground its cooler then goes into your tank, get's warmer and expands, if your on a trip and going to do say 200k or more that day, it's ok as you will use some of the fuel so no worries, but if your only doing short trips not good to fill right to the top. but
no i didn't get this the day i got the car they filled it for me, and that first 270 k's on half a tank was from then.my first "official" fill was when i was showing about 70 k's left in the tank on my trip thingy. as a round trip for me is about that and i didn't want to risk it, i filled up then. i filled as much as could, probably clicked off about 4 times. i can't recall exactly how much went in but over 40 and under 50 litres from memory. i still only got 280 k's out of half tank though. edit: i guess you're saying i'm not going to see what it can give me until i can do a very long trip in one go?
mmm. I get about 350-400km for the first half and i usually do then extra 15-20km after the fuel light is on. My max on one tank is about 650km. I also found that (on my) it takes a lot of clicks before it get full(starts around 40L). And seems that our tank is bigger then 53L because i fill up once and it reach to 55L and it still wasnt flowing out(my gf fill up).
is there a 'safe' way to click off the bowser continually without having a backlash of petrol come out? bit annoying if i have to do it like that though.
is bigger then 53L because i fill up once and it reach to 55L and it still wasnt flowing out(my gf fill up).
Quote from: karhung on October 04, 2009, 15:00:51 is bigger then 53L because i fill up once and it reach to 55L and it still wasnt flowing out(my gf fill up).well filled up today and took more notice, and it started clicking at 42L. kept going until 50L this time while last time i pretty much stopped once it started clicking so might have been about 44/45?. i have a hunch when it was filled for me originally the same thing may have happened. so possibly could have gone a bit more still as my petrol light had been on for about 50k's; but hopefully this tank will give more than the last two ---------------------------on a side note i went back to Caltex and guess what? the premium i bought last time wasn't premium - it was 95! god i am SO mentally blonde at times so i've had whatever was in there originally (probably 91) topped up with 98, then 95, now finally full tank of Shell 98.......*sigh*
The Auto Petrol i30 hatch is rated at 10.3 lphk on the Aussie web site (and that's THEIR figures) in urban conditions (with the aircon off I would guess).Using that as WORST case scenario, you couldn't get much more than about 500Ks from a full tank.
The combined (more likely real world) figures they quote are 7.6 lphk.Using that figure, you would expect just under 700 (ish)....
I read your posts and I can't belive 600, 700, 800 km with 1 tank of gas I can't get 500 km with 1 tank (about 53 liters). My averege is about 480 km with 53 lit.
My driving is all in the city, and mostly in rushour It is manual transmition with aircondition always on so to me it is normal consumption of 11 lit /100 km.
Quote from: Blue on October 06, 2009, 20:36:25The combined (more likely real world) figures they quote are 7.6 lphk.Using that figure, you would expect just under 700 (ish).... that is the auto figure for combined highway/urban? that seems optimistic i think
That's really good Duckman! I'm doing 9.6L/100km at the moment... bumper to bumper traffic just about everyday... I might need to go on a road trip soon..
Still managing 6.9L/100km. Mostly highway driving, however it's mostly within peak periods!
Quote from: Duckman on October 11, 2009, 01:15:02Still managing 6.9L/100km. Mostly highway driving, however it's mostly within peak periods!wow! that's impressive i think i'd do a dance if i got to the 7.6 (well not in the car) let alone 6.9
What's even more surprising is that if I drive EXTRA granny-like, I can manage about 6.2L/100km. But driving at 110-120km/h at 3000rpm kills it!
That's not bad Snowcherry, I'm on 9.8.. I wish I was a granny driver.
Quote from: dacho on October 07, 2009, 11:18:30I read your posts and I can't belive 600, 700, 800 km with 1 tank of gas I can't get 500 km with 1 tank (about 53 liters). My averege is about 480 km with 53 lit. most of us use premium,that goes further than normal ulp.
Quote from: 2i30s on October 15, 2009, 07:08:45Quote from: dacho on October 07, 2009, 11:18:30I read your posts and I can't belive 600, 700, 800 km with 1 tank of gas I can't get 500 km with 1 tank (about 53 liters). My averege is about 480 km with 53 lit. most of us use premium,that goes further than normal ulp. Well, I don't know about yours premium gasoline, but I use from the first day 100 octane gasoline We have 95, 98 and 100 octane gasoline. Our 95 is like you have 200kg extra in the car
Oooh! I got 5.9L/100km over the last fill