Long Term Fuel Economy

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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby Gambit » Tue Jun 14, 2011 3:40 pm

7.4 is pretty good, I am getting 9.4l/100km's at the moment, i am trying to get it lower by not coming onto boost and using the Fuel eco gauge and shifting before the needle enters yellow in combination with the Green shifter light on the dash.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby cruisn » Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:35 pm

Lick the Knife wrote:My 04 GT Wagon is averaging 9.4 L/100km according to the Dash display, thats over the last few months of mixed driving. I am happy with that :) , as I use the right foot a fair bit 8) , enjoy being thrown back in the seat :twisted: . I think it use to be in the 8's when it ran better down low :( , still working on getting it running better :bad: .

A friend has the same Lib but a sedan, last time I checked her dash display it read 7.4 L/100km's mixed driving :shock: . She didn't even know about the display so don't think it has been reset for a long time :roll: . Amazing economy, all done on Torque, she never revs it out :cry: .


Sorry to burst any bubble, but the dash display is not in l/100, but in km's/l on the prefacelift, dont know of the post facelift. The lower you go the worse your fuel economy is. You want to be over 10's not under. 7.4 is pretty bad.

Using the car as a daily atm im getting 10.5kms per litre average.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby hamish_023 » Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:39 pm

cruisn wrote:
Lick the Knife wrote:My 04 GT Wagon is averaging 9.4 L/100km according to the Dash display, thats over the last few months of mixed driving. I am happy with that :) , as I use the right foot a fair bit 8) , enjoy being thrown back in the seat :twisted: . I think it use to be in the 8's when it ran better down low :( , still working on getting it running better :bad: .

A friend has the same Lib but a sedan, last time I checked her dash display it read 7.4 L/100km's mixed driving :shock: . She didn't even know about the display so don't think it has been reset for a long time :roll: . Amazing economy, all done on Torque, she never revs it out :cry: .


Sorry to burst any bubble, but the dash display is not in l/100, but in km's/l on the prefacelift, dont know of the post facelift. The lower you go the worse your fuel economy is. You want to be over 10's not under. 7.4 is pretty bad.

Using the car as a daily atm im getting 10.5kms per litre average.


I think it changed in the MY05 to L/100kms. As mine has L/100kms
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby Gambit » Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:51 pm

yeah mine is definitely L/km's in the MY08
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby cruisn » Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:55 pm

They must of changed it which is more in line with how we judge fuel economy here.

Mines a MY04 and definitely kms/l.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby matt_3.0rb » Tue Jun 14, 2011 5:08 pm

Mine is an MY04 and mine is in l/km. I think i read somewhere you can change it, as in switch between the two, possibly in the owners manual.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby cruisn » Tue Jun 14, 2011 5:36 pm

matt_3.0rb wrote:Mine is an MY04 and mine is in l/km. I think i read somewhere you can change it, as in switch between the two, possibly in the owners manual.


In that case, my previous comments could be totally wrong. I'll have to have a look. :D
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby matt_3.0rb » Tue Jun 14, 2011 5:44 pm

Ah ok, now that i think about it mine is a late 04 model but is actually my05. so that would explain why mine is different. :oops:
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby Gambit » Sat Jun 18, 2011 9:28 am

First the first time i cracked 9L/100km ! Did not drive on boost barely for the whole tank, grandma sunday driver style everywhere hahaha.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby stew07gt » Sat Jun 18, 2011 10:54 am

matt_3.0rb wrote:Ah ok, now that i think about it mine is a late 04 model but is actually my05. so that would explain why mine is different. :oops:


mine is also an 04 my05, august i think, and mine is in l/100kms ... so you must be able to change it, would be good to know how to do actually.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby NTMID8 » Wed Jan 11, 2012 7:12 pm

Mine is a 2005 MY06 model with two types of fuel usage meters, an instant one and an average one (over meters A and B). For interest (auto, no mods, 102k on clock) travelling to and from work (80km zone with 8 sets of lights) i average 10.2 L/KM or between 500 - 600km per tank, various driving style.

Over the last 1000km car is showing average of 10 L/KM
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby tomeejaiy » Mon Aug 13, 2012 11:46 am

NTMID8 wrote:Mine is a 2005 MY06 model with two types of fuel usage meters, an instant one and an average one (over meters A and B). For interest (auto, no mods, 102k on clock) travelling to and from work (80km zone with 8 sets of lights) i average 10.2 L/KM or between 500 - 600km per tank, various driving style.

Over the last 1000km car is showing average of 10 L/KM


That is pretty good! I drive the exact same car with slightly more km's but with mostly city, West Gate freeway (to and from work) and inner suburb driving I don't think I've never done more than 500km in a tank. I assume I average 13L/100km

Just wondering (apologies if it's a little off topic), where are your rpms sitting at while the car is idle? I think mine might be a bit high since my fuel economy isn't that great. Mine is usually under 1000rpm at about 700-800 but sometimes hovers around 1000k and a little above.
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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby bass_straitener » Mon Aug 13, 2012 11:56 am

Since my latest Kido tune, I've been consistenly getting between 430 and 450kms to the low fuel light driving to and from the city to work 4 days per week and in traffic.

Also do plenty of short trips to the supermarket etc.

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Re: Long Term Fuel Economy

Postby AWDDave » Mon Aug 13, 2012 2:57 pm

got 8.9L per 100 in heavy peak hour traffic (around the city - 54.25L for 612klms)

went to Phillip Island the other week and returned 5.8L per 100 on the trip meter, which is normally pretty accurate

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