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Re: mpg

Posted: 25 Jul 2014, 11:34
by bigherb
CovKid wrote:This is all academic though and not the first, second or even third time is been discussed.

In the end it'll do what it does, no matter what it runs on but if you can avoid pressing the accelerator pedal, you'll at least get the best MPG you can.
Not really you have to know a ballpark figure or you won't know if something is wrong. I recently had one choke fail apart a more rapid emtpying of the fuel tank I and a slightly increased idle speed after a 170 odd mile motorway run. I didn't feel much else wrong. If you have just bought a vehicle and don't know what it normally does you might be blissfully unaware.

Re: mpg

Posted: 25 Jul 2014, 11:54
by petethefeet
So...... How many smiles per gallon do you get when driving your van :lol:

Re: mpg

Posted: 25 Jul 2014, 12:13
by bigherb
petethefeet wrote:So...... How many smiles per gallon do you get when driving your van :lol:

Same engine as you 18-22mpg mixed driving. 16-19 at 70-80mph on motorways depending on a headwind, 15-16 towing the caravan, 13 with only one choke working.

Re: mpg

Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 13:38
by CovKid
If you were doing less than the poor MPG of these engines, you would not be 'blissfully' unaware. :rofl

Re: mpg

Posted: 29 Jul 2014, 06:12
by Aidan
crazydiamond wrote:Hey Kev, where do you get lpg for 60p? I only live down the road in Kidderminster and its all around 69.9p. :!: The syncro is pretty thirsty so lpg all the time.
countrywide for you Geoff