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Is this MPG right?


Blackie

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I have been driving like Miss Daisy for the past week or so to see what MPG i get. I have got 130 miles to the lower half of the tank, Approx £40. Does this sound right? Its short ish runs (2 miles a time) and up a bloody big hill, also I have a few engine mods. Surely thats rubbish?

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i work that out as around 18mpg...so yeah sounds about right for short granny runs...no matter how slow you drive round town if its only ever short runs its probably when the supra's mpg is at its worse, although i managed 11.5 mpg last weekend, but that was just pure foot to the floor and worth every penny :)

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I tend to drive like Miss Daisy around town too, and I go through half a tank in a week, which equates to less than 100miles.

 

Then if I go on a spirited drive out of town somewhere I get great MPG, so my advice is to get a bicycle! :)

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Doing a fair bit of 'relaxed' motorway driving recently, I've consistently managed 190 miles out of the top-half of the tank

 

AND

 

I don't know about you but, with the price of petrol now, I don't try to get the tank completely full at the pump any more - the first time the trigger shuts off, that's it, I hang up (after taking particular care to make sure there's no drops left in the nozzle) and pay! :)

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I got 366 miles on a tank 2 weeks ago( warning light still not on), was very surprised to be honest.

Driving generally gently, around 65 on the motorway, except the blast in convoy down to SW motor show:eyebrows:

 

I hate pricey fuel, its boring;)

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I tend to drive like Miss Daisy around town too,

Thought you were Miss Daisy

 

Doing a fair bit of 'relaxed' motorway driving recently, I've consistently managed 190 miles out of the top-half of the tank

 

AND

 

I don't know about you but, with the price of petrol now, I don't try to get the tank completely full at the pump any more - the first time the trigger shuts off, that's it, I hang up (after taking particular care to make sure there's no drops left in the nozzle) and pay! :)

 

I only fill my tank half way up from the bottom, Its an N/a and i cant afford to add any more weight than whats needed

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When was the oxygen sensor last renewed? This has a big effect on mpg's.

 

With the high price of fuel now, perhaps it's time for another O2 sensor group buy.

 

 

That was clever. A stealthy subliminal suggestion.

 

I'd buy one for a dollar! ;)

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When was the oxygen sensor last renewed? This has a big effect on mpg's.

 

With the high price of fuel now, perhaps it's time for another O2 sensor group buy.

 

I have had this mentioned a couple of times, Im up for it :)

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I dont know what i get but its not usually good.

 

£20 lasts no time.

 

The best i got was when i picked the car up in derby,filled the tank and drove home to glasgow.Bout 220mls i think and i still had 1/4 tank!

 

Well just under

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