Replacing all three filters regularly (oil/air/fuel) as well as maintaining correct tyre pressures at all times will help achieve optimum economy.
Running a thicker oil will raise consumption considerably as well.
Replacing all three filters regularly (oil/air/fuel) as well as maintaining correct tyre pressures at all times will help achieve optimum economy.
Running a thicker oil will raise consumption considerably as well.
I recently upgraded to a TL .
My fuel economy has now improved to 12.5L per 100km (approx 550 per tank).
Country drive sat on 8.5L per 100km without even trying.
Big improvement over my 3.0L TE.
Contentment is not getting what you want, but enjoying what you have.
Last fill I managed 405ks from 46 litres - so that makes it 11.36l per 100ks and I had been flooring it.
Going to drive more conservatively this week and see how it goes.
Have only used V-Power and V-Power racing (yeah i know, bit of a wank but it was cheap that week) since changing Fuel Filter.
Weird I took out the fuel rail kit and although lost a bit of power my fuel efficency became much better. Laterly can go 600kms easily on city drive. I went country side driving and I was at 630kms with 20l left in the tank!
I also find my car runs best at 100km/h for best fuel economy as 110 km/h tends to take more fuel. If I do not overtake too often the car really goes well.
Surprise that this is only a 4 cyl?
I found exactly the same thing on my car, not that I ever go above 100kph on the freeway anyway.Originally Posted by Nexus
So you guys dont go on 110kph highways?
To many cars in the world, not enough years in my life to enjoy them!
Well I'm a green P plater, that's my excuseOriginally Posted by Sports
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No we do, except this is what I notice on the country side roads. 10kmh more does not really save much more time and I seem to burn the fuel faster. Travelling at safety speed is always better, not to mentioned a magna with P-Plate got caught by police in front of me.Originally Posted by Sports
I like using my cruise control when on long drives at normally I set to less than the limit slightly but when no rush 100km/h seems to be the best speed for the car.
Yes, it may different on other magnas, but my 2.4L engine seems to do really well at 100km/h
Surprise that this is only a 4 cyl?
Originally Posted by Nexus
Funny you say that, my first week of driving my 3.0 on the freeway to work doing 90km/h my average usage was 9.8/100
Then the second week sitting at 100km/h it was 9.1!![]()
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