Hi, new user of 100 here. Have 1HD FTE 4 gear auto transmission. In the last 300km i get around 14l/100km (around 0 C degrees) with driving around 90km/h. Is it normal for these conditions?
Land cruiser 1HD FTE economy
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it has 270k km on it, and in old paperwork it has 4 injectors replaced.
Same LC here w/4spd auto trans on 33.
Equipped for overland travel, 3,400 kg (7,500 lbs). Purchased at 310,000 km, now at 414,000 km.
I keep an Excel file of all my fuel consumption.
Average calculated over 100,000 km, all type of roads: 13.6 L/100 km (17.3 US mpg) - No winter driving (stored).
Best ever on highway at 2200 rpm: 11.4 L/100 km (20.6 US mpg)
Equipped for overland travel, 3,400 kg (7,500 lbs). Purchased at 310,000 km, now at 414,000 km.
I keep an Excel file of all my fuel consumption.
Average calculated over 100,000 km, all type of roads: 13.6 L/100 km (17.3 US mpg) - No winter driving (stored).
Best ever on highway at 2200 rpm: 11.4 L/100 km (20.6 US mpg)
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great result. in one month i will be putting mine to mechanic, maybe he check if something isnt right then
Make sure to do the calculation with a calculator: Calculate the distance traveled using the number of liters consumed.
Also, 300 km is not a reliable basis for estimating overall fuel consumption.
You should always be able to get more than 600 km per tank. On my remote trips, I always use 600 km as the worst-case scenario. That works out to be 15L/100KM.
Also, 300 km is not a reliable basis for estimating overall fuel consumption.
You should always be able to get more than 600 km per tank. On my remote trips, I always use 600 km as the worst-case scenario. That works out to be 15L/100KM.
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yeah, i calculated that by km traveled and fuel consumed