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Re: 2.5TD fuel consumption
« Reply #15 on: 10 June 2009, 07:46:05 »

Hello all,

The better halfs 3.0 Elite does around 19mpg around the valleys, although I have had it into the low thirties on a run and an instantaneous consumption of 7.5mpg whilst tugging the caravan up from Neath to Merthyr (I wasn't hanging about)

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Re: 2.5TD fuel consumption
« Reply #16 on: 10 June 2009, 10:11:22 »

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Hello all,

The better halfs 3.0 Elite does around 19mpg around the valleys, although I have had it into the low thirties on a run and an instantaneous consumption of 7.5mpg whilst tugging the caravan up from Neath to Merthyr (I wasn't hanging about)

Regards

Steve
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Re: 2.5TD fuel consumption
« Reply #17 on: 10 June 2009, 10:43:49 »

It pulled the caravan (around 1400kg) at 60mph all the way up. Temp stayed around 97-98 which considering was not bad at all.

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Re: 2.5TD fuel consumption
« Reply #18 on: 10 June 2009, 19:32:10 »

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I'd say about the same as mine, although I've not done a brim the tank thingy yet.
My driving of the TD estate involves towing a 1460kg caravan when I do take to the road and that achieved last time out around 26 mpg on average on a full tank.
That's 400 miles from a full tank (70 litres I think?) and 190 of those miles were towing, so not bad.

Mick

That's good going for towing figures.........I've got my eye on an X reg 2.5TD saloon to tow my van :y
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Re: 2.5TD fuel consumption
« Reply #19 on: 11 June 2009, 16:00:28 »

I get around 32 from my chipped mig, but, I do have a fairly heavy foot.  Also mostly on Fenland driving with a usual distance of 12 - 20 miles...
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Re: 2.5TD fuel consumption
« Reply #20 on: 11 June 2009, 16:12:51 »

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I'd say about the same as mine, although I've not done a brim the tank thingy yet.
My driving of the TD estate involves towing a 1460kg caravan when I do take to the road and that achieved last time out around 26 mpg on average on a full tank.
That's 400 miles from a full tank (70 litres I think?) and 190 of those miles were towing, so not bad.

Mick

That's good going for towing figures.........I've got my eye on an X reg 2.5TD saloon to tow my van :y

Yep was better than that when I towed a 1200kg van, about 28mpg. Now it's chipped was expecting better but not complaining as the extra power is great anyway.

Mick
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