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As the title says im averaging 18l / 100km’s (vehicle is stock) and this is in morning and afternoon traffic, I barley get a chance to reach 3000 rpm on the tacho so I can rule out “spirited driving” being the cause.

What course of action should I take? Should I go see a ford dealership and ask for a re-map / tune in the hopes it could resolve the problem?

Cheers,

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  • Member For: 20y 1m 19d
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On a recent trip from Sydney to Mebourne and return I travelled 2,500 kms at an average of 11.5 L/100kms. This was in a std BF XR6T with 1,500 kms on the clock (with Castrol Edge 0W40).

If I drive in the city and give it a bit of a squirt I do 24 L/100kms. Conservative is around 19.

Count your luck stars to do 18.

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How far do you drive to and from work and how long does it take?

Scotty

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How far do you drive to and from work and how long does it take?

Scotty

Work is approx 20kms and just a little under half a hour of travel one way.

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  • Member For: 22y 3m 18d
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Stock tunes run rich, an edit will improve fuel economy especially in stop / start motoring as the the Tuner can play around with off idle mixtures etc.

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Its not so much the stock tunes running rich, but cold running definately runs rich. It can take some time for these things to warm up. Add to that city driving, I cannot see an answer. What is the car like out on open road, and I mean a good run, what fuel figueres do you get then.

Scotty

PS Edit is no always the answer, Fark me $1500.00 can buy a lot of fuel.

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Its not so much the stock tunes running rich, but cold running definately runs rich. It can take some time for these things to warm up. Add to that city driving, I cannot see an answer. What is the car like out on open road, and I mean a good run, what fuel figueres do you get then.

Scotty

PS Edit is no always the answer, Fark me $1500.00 can buy a lot of fuel.

that's the thing it's a rare occasion that I get a open road to myself, so I am unable to make any accurate calculations.

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lol

I got 22litres per 100 sitting in traffic, 24 when I'm booting it, and 30 on the track.

Consider yourself lucky :spit:

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  • Member For: 20y 2m 24d
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My Car, BA MK2 Turbo, 6 speed manual. I got now just over 9,000km on the clock.

Best ever comming back from the south coast ( NSW ) over the mountains to Canberra. 9.82 litres.

On a normal interstate trip no more than 10.5 litres

Around Canberra 12 to 13.5 litres

Worst ever 15.53 litres.

When I fill up, I fill to the top and then record my readings, Litres / Km.

I mostly use Shell or Caltex 91 / 95.

The car has no modifications as such. !

Super happy !!

PS, I did set the Sparkplugs to .8 mm !!

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