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I’m thinking of trying red bull ??Put some high octane 102 in mine the other day, Im sure it feels more responsive!![]()
I’m thinking of trying red bull ??Put some high octane 102 in mine the other day, Im sure it feels more responsive!![]()
Hello Block Like,Approximate 10mpg improvement on the daily commute compared to when I first bought it just from being less heavy on the throttle.
Also, not using ECO mode.
Not bad
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It's on the Elgrand directly. That symbol shows up when you pair your phone over Bluetooth.Hello Block Like,
Where are you running that from? Is that on the Elgrand directly? Is that your console screen (ICE system) or are you running that on your phone. Only because I can see a mobile signal icon. Wondering what app you are using.
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How much was the Xanavi system, randomly watched the installation video last night.It's on the Elgrand directly. That symbol shows up when you pair your phone over Bluetooth.
It's a Xanavi converted system, which is why the figures are in MPG.
They stopped making them, but they originally cost around £1000 new.How much was the Xanavi system, randomly watched the installation video last night.
Oh come on Dave, you know G30 would make it fasterI’m thinking of trying red bull ??
Yuk , I’m not drinking that stuffOh come on Dave, you know G30 would make it faster
Still works out better than mine (according to chatgpt calculations)I've never really been able to consistently get better than 6.3km / L for mixed driving
I'm getting 13mpg on LPG (well that was the calculation chatgpt came up with)
LPG will always be a lower mpg than petrol as it has to inject more fuel for the same power output.
me driving at 70 got around 5.8l/km which is 13.64mpg. i didnt floor it like crazy. wonder if others also have this or is 20mpg only realistic at 55Expect poor economy. Really. I'm not gonna lie to you.
They are a 2 tonne bus with pretty appalling aerodynamics and large engines. They are designed for comfort and luxury, not for cheap motoring.
As a brief run down:
E50 QD32 3.2 Diesel - 26mpg average. 18mpg around the doors. 36mpg on long runs at 55.
E50 ZD30 3.0 Diesel - 28mpg average. 20mpg around the doors. 40mpg on long runs at 55.
E50 VG33 3.3 V6 - 18mpg average. 14mpg around the doors. 28mpg on long runs at 55.
E50 VQ35 3.5 V6 - 16mpg average. 12mpg around the doors. 28mpg on long runs at 55.
E51 VQ25 2.5 V6 - 22mpg average. 18mpg around the doors. 32mpg on long runs at 55.
E51 VQ35 3.5 V6 - 20mpg average. 16mpg around the doors. 30mpg on long runs at 55.
These are worst case scenarios. If you are getting less than this, you have a problem (either with your engine or your right foot). If you go into buying an Elgrand with these figures in mind, then you won't be swearing 6 months down the line when you are on first name terms with every petrol station attendant within 30 miles of your house.
My long term average is 7.2 km/l. This is over a rolling ten fill ups. Don't rely on the onboard fuel calculator too much, use an app like Fuelly to record long term consumption.
Has yours been chpped for mph?me driving at 70 got around 5.8l/km which is 13.64mpg. i didnt floor it like crazy. wonder if others also have this or is 20mpg only realistic at 55
That's really bad, on a long run my old e51 is over fueling and get's around 8.7, my new one 10.4 at 70mphme driving at 70 got around 5.8l/km which is 13.64mpg. i didnt floor it like crazy. wonder if others also have this or is 20mpg only realistic at 55
5.8 is a ragging it round town figure.me driving at 70 got around 5.8l/km which is 13.64mpg. i didnt floor it like crazy. wonder if others also have this or is 20mpg only realistic at 55