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tjrburns
5th June 2007, 19:49
guys; dunno if ud be able to help me with this one...

usually i only put a tenner of fuel in the car at a time, which give me about 80 or so miles, driving normally. Just recently ive bin a little skint, and have so been putting a fiver in at a time, but the car just seems to be drinking it so much faster, lasting around 30 miles and ive been driving like a grandad.

Has anyone else found this, or is it just me being stupid and poor ??

Also, is there anything a i can do to increase fuel consumption. A mate said something about a better air filter?????????

any advice would be cool :y:
Tom

Ryan
5th June 2007, 19:51
i find i get better economy off a full tank rather than small additions, dont know why lol! prob to do with how the pumps work.

tjrburns
5th June 2007, 20:06
cool... ill give it a go!

Tobs
5th June 2007, 20:10
yh i use to fill up tenner a go cause i was tight but then found out u get more for your money if i brim it

Baz
5th June 2007, 20:10
i find i get better economy off a full tank rather than small additions, dont know why lol! prob to do with how the pumps work.

nah just the fact the first half goes down slower than the bottom half. i got about 250 from first half then about 160 or so from second half. funny half....

BENSAX3
5th June 2007, 20:11
fuel leak???

tjrburns
5th June 2007, 20:15
fuel leak???

nah... i dont think it is. Does anyone know the average fuel consumption for a furio?

Ryan
5th June 2007, 20:21
nah just the fact the first half goes down slower than the bottom half. i got about 250 from first half then about 160 or so from second half. funny half....

nothing to do with the speed of which it goes down on the guage lol!

as i said economy!

so ill get say 300+ miles on a full tank but only 60miles on a tenner. so its not in direct proportion as mpg to a full tank.

and thats an example not what i really get :P

S34MER
5th June 2007, 20:31
nah... i dont think it is. Does anyone know the average fuel consumption for a furio?

about 54mpg on the motorway and 34mpg on urban roads, thats a combined of about 44mpg average :y:

vtr130
5th June 2007, 20:44
20mpg for me just generally... woop woop!!

Baz
5th June 2007, 20:45
20mpg for me just generally... woop woop!!

what you drive? Pagani Zonda

S34MER
5th June 2007, 20:47
20mpg for me just generally... woop woop!!

should easily get 30MPG+

and high 40's on the motorway

sim69er
5th June 2007, 21:45
as sayer has a guide to save fuel try using that

TU-Tuning
5th June 2007, 21:47
Might be time for a service mate

S34MER
5th June 2007, 21:47
as sayer has a guide to save fuel try using that

where's that si??

sim69er
5th June 2007, 22:30
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59943&highlight=saving+fuel+guide

there you go, is a good read

Barry123
5th June 2007, 22:57
not just a spammy mofo... i do know a few things...

middleweight
5th June 2007, 23:02
my furio drank 2 much petrol... got about 60 miles on £10 worth drivin like a granny.
my vts uses less fuel than my furio did :s

Barry123
5th June 2007, 23:12
when people say 'I drive like a granny...'
how do you/they mean? drive slow? use low rpm? randomly crash into kerbs?

acemastr
5th June 2007, 23:13
i get a little over 320miles per tank and the light comes on, but i have a sneaky suspicion the light's coming on too early, thats driving normally/thrashing it now and again. that averages about... 33mpg or so

strell
6th June 2007, 12:46
my furio all of a sudden started guzzling. i went to a garage and the lambda sensor was faulty. got that changed and it is now back to normal. you might want to get it checked out.

DavidKent
6th June 2007, 18:48
Worked it out, i apparently get 39.4 on my Furio.
£39 from the light @ 94.9 a litre, covering 310 / 320 miles till the light comes back on.
Not bad really, sometimes i rag it, others i drive slow.
This week i've used about 3p worth of petrol, bloody engine mounts gone... lol

Scattle
6th June 2007, 18:59
Does anyone know if a Dodgy Catalytic converter would cause poor fuel consumption?. My car has 119k on the clock and the Cat is buggered and wornout, I have bought a new one and about to fit it, but can a dodgy old cat give poor fuel consumption?

Reply's appreciated.

stevcatristicas
7th June 2007, 10:58
Theoretically the fuel consumption depends on varies facts: lambda sensor malfunction, sparkplugs, coolant temperature sensor, etc… One thing that varies the fuel consumption also is the type of drive that we make. There is no problem in going fast, the problem depends on how we press the throttle pedal. If the throttle pedal is pressed slowly instead of a quick WOT, the fuel consumption will decreases significantly. Other thing that will decreases the fuel consumption is the RPM that you change gear. The ideal RPM is where the torque reaches is maximum.

Scattle
7th June 2007, 11:15
Theoretically the fuel consumption depends on varies facts: lambda sensor malfunction, sparkplugs, coolant temperature sensor, etc… One thing that varies the fuel consumption also is the type of drive that we make. There is no problem in going fast, the problem depends on how we press the throttle pedal. If the throttle pedal is pressed slowly instead of a quick WOT, the fuel consumption will decreases significantly. Other thing that will decreases the fuel consumption is the RPM that you change gear. The ideal RPM is where the torque reaches is maximum.

Thanks for that matey:y:

stevcatristicas
7th June 2007, 12:23
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