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#41

Dont waste your money, you dont need one.

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I've had my BS Series II for three days and my first tank used 13lt/100km

60% city driving and 40% country. Am following the running in recommendations but cant resist the odd squirt.

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#43
wow that's heaps. I looked up on www.redbook.com.au and it says city driving we get 15L/100k.

whats up with the different numbers

another thing I dont understand is that x L per 100k reading. when I press and hold the trip button, it beeps the numbers start changing, however when I change the trip reading to something else (av spd for example) and then change back to the L per 100k reading, it just sits on the one number

lol im pretty lost so any info would be much appreciated

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Sitting on your arse in city traffic burns fuel without and distance travel so the average gets high, the instant consuption reads about 2.5lts/hour when stopped. Plus I drive it hard. I would be very supprised if most forum members get the factory quoted figures.

I dont know what the x L per 100k reading is - does it say "x L" can you explain whats happening more clearly?

#44

Don't know, you could give them a call and find out... But if your parents, brothers \ sisters \ grandparents have AAMI insurance you'd be able to go for free (and take your T)

PS I don't actually work for AAMI, I went on the course myself and found it really good...

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x is a number, using high school math there. like when I press trip after I just filled up it says 382K until the fuel runs out. my other reading says 20L/100Km

are these normal figures?

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x is a number, using high school math there. like when I press trip after I just filled up it says 382K until the fuel runs out. my other reading says 20L/100Km

are these normal figures?

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For me they are.

#47
im in the liverpool area

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Hence the alarm :laughing::tease:

#48

Whilst Canberra is a little different to other city’s I usually get around 400 to 450km out of a tank (it's been going down a little as my right foot is getting heavier :laughing: \ changed fuels to Vortex 98…)

Highway driving I can get as low as 9lt/100km… City driving I’m normally doing between 13 and 14lt /100km… Which is roughly what the little sticker said I’d be doing when the car was at the dealers…

#49

On a stock auto T I've got a one year average of 13.5L/100km (measured - trip computer shows about half a litre more). Mostly city driving with the occasional longer run to south coast or Victoria (not Hume Hwy miles though).

Around town, I get about 380-400kms from a tank (not taking it easy, but not gunning it either), but I can only squeeze 60L into the tank at that point (in a supposedly 68L tank).

If I run the trip computer for a while past 0kms DTE then I can maybe squeeze in 62L. That still leaves a few litres of fuel unutilised and means fueling up every 6 days rather than 7.

#50

im a sydney boy and I get round 460-500km out of a tank. city plus hwy

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