Post up your diesel fuel mileage/NO CHAT PLEASE!!

[twinotter600]

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[Dougal]

Wrong again. You just don't get it. This was nothing more than a fishing trip. Bahahahaha.

Bark bark bark. When your owner comes home you'll go silent.

You are fishing with badly wrong maths and mpg claims?
In that case, I hope you catch crabs.

 

[Leitrum3]

Wrong again. You just don't get it. This was nothing more than a fishing trip. Bahahahaha.

Bark bark bark. When your owner comes home you'll go silent.

Is this really necessary? Really? Do you often talk to people that you don't know face to face like this? Regardless, the thread request is no chit-chat so that it remains a useful tool for the rest of us. Let's keep it reasonable, thanks.

 

[twinotter600]

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[ForealBoreal]

My 1996 HZJ77
135,000kms, 33s, 4.11s and the aerodynamics of a toaster.

I am driving a bit quicker than usual now, sticking it to 100km/h and going highway wise.
Using 2cycle oil (TC-W3) 200:1 (roughly 300ml per 70L) and 4+ premium fuel additive (30ml a tank)

11.5-12.5L per 100kms with a 5% correction. I am wondering if the powerservice/2 cycle oil was a better additive mixture because I got slightly better fuel economy by about 1L/100kms. Yet again i drove 90-95kms/h.

Curious to know if I will get the same fuel economy with the G-turbo. Only time will tell.

 

[raevenzero]

'85 4Runner
3L Turbo and top mount intercooler
Soft top, 500 lbs of armor, winch, spare, high lift, spare parts, etc.
35" MTR's
6oz Marvell Mystery Oil in every tank

60-65 MPH gives me 24-25 USMPG
65+ turns up the RPMs and gets me 19-22

I just replaced an alternator with a badly dragging bearing, so let's see how that changes things.

 

[Sykoslug]

20-22mpg

Mpg.: 20-22
Engine: 1983 3b with denco turbo
Gears/tires/trans: 4.11 (3rds from a 62) , bfg mt 33x10.5, h55f
odometer: 345,xxx mi. uncorrected for gears tires though i estimate via gps that the mileage is 4% higher than what the odo reads.
The variation in mileage has been noted with highway vs city driving, though trips involving elevation gain on the highways yield the lower mileage. Typical speed 65mph highways, climbing grades slower depends on egt. Truck is always a little loaded with gear and its an fj 60.

Hope that helps.

 

[blueBJ70]

15 mpg 6.5 km/l

1987 BJ70 3B standard
245/75R15 M/T tires
no lift
that was over 650km and never over 110km/h but often down to 60 on hills with a fairly light right foot. 500 km was on tar roads with about 100 on dirt roads and about 50 on trails.
am i using too much fuel or is that about right? motor has 100k km on it since major rebuild.

 

[kim]

1987 BJ70 3B standard
245/75R15 M/T tires
no lift
that was over 650km and never over 110km/h but often down to 60 on hills with a fairly light right foot. 500 km was on tar roads with about 100 on dirt roads and about 50 on trails.
am i using too much fuel or is that about right? motor has 100k km on it since major rebuild.

I've only recently started driving a 3B, 5spd, 3.73 gears on 32 inch M/T's and I am getting a 11L/100km or 9km/L. This is in a lifted 60 series with a home brew turbo. This economy is measured over 3 tanks of mixed use driving.

From what I've read, you should see mileage like I am seeing. Yours seem thirsty!

 

[darthvincor]

Dear Mod,

Kindly remove posts 136, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143 and 144.
Those are all chit chat. And my post too about the chit chat, ie this one.

Lets keep this thread clean.

 

[Enigma]

 

[Enigma]

Odometer is out about 8% with the 315 75r16s. Also have a link in my sig for my fuelly records.

 

[1HaytchZed]

HDJ81
60-62 mph all highway
35" KO2s 50psi (E-rated)
~23.5 mpg after km->mi and tire size correction

 

[Utahgrapher]

1988 BJ71 (13BT)
33x10.5 R15 (no roof rack and easy on the skinny pedal.)
25 MPG average (never driving over 100KM/h)
Data from earlier this year, many 8-10 hour driving days. Seems like once I get under 2000' elevation I gain 1-2 MPG.

 

[David*BJ70]

Wow ! It's been a while since my post in July 2010 !!

The BJ70 is sold since... still owner of a BJ42 (since 2007) and now owner of a HJ61 (since 2014) and a HDJ100 (since 2019)

Base on a 30 000km excel doc - winter and summer from -35C to 35C

Mileage: 12L / 100km
Mileage: US mpg 19
Mileage: Imp mpg 23

Vehicle: 1985 BJ70
Engine/Tranny combo: 3B / H55F / 3:70 diffs
Odometer: 311 000kms
Tire Size: 275/75R16 Toyo MT (summer) - 235/70R15 Yoko IT (winter)

Base on a data from the last 21 000km gathered in a Excel doc - No winter driving

Vehicle: BJ42
Engine/Tranny combo: 3B / H55F / 4.11 diffs
Odometer: 260 000kms
Tire Size: 31x10.5-15 BFG KO

Mileage: 12.7L / 100km
Mileage: US mpg 18.5
Mileage: Imp mpg 22.2



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Base on a data from the last 57 000km gathered in a Excel doc - No winter driving

Vehicle: HJ61 (well equipped)
Engine/Tranny combo: 12HT / H55F / 3:70 diffs
Odometer: 470 000kms
Tire Size: 255/85R16 Toyo MT and 285/75R16 Cooper AT3 XLT

Mileage: 11.7L / 100km
Mileage: US mpg 20.1
Mileage: Imp mpg 24.1



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Base on data from the last 50 000km gathered in a Excel doc - No winter driving

Vehicle: HDJ100
Engine/Tranny combo: 1HD-FTE / A442F / 4.1 diffs
Odometer: 360 000kms
Tire Size: 285/75R16 Cooper ST Maxx

Mileage: 13.5L / 100km
Mileage: US mpg 17.4
Mileage: Imp mpg 20.9

 

[The Machinist]

17-24 mpg

1986 FJ60
Engine: ~91(ish) 1HZ
Trans: H55
Transfer Case: 4:1 low range w/ 10% high range reduction
Gears: 3.70:1
Tires: 295/75r16

Need to get better at keeping notes about my mileage, but I know that I did get 23.5mpg loaded down with gear and going 70-80 mph on one leg of I-80 across Nevada last summer.

 

[Owyhee Jackass]

1989 BJ75 Troopy
14BT/H55/4.11/255-85r16
roof rack and loaded w/gear all the time

avg. 18 mpg (U.S.) over the last 6 years, gets a bit better in the summer, a bit worse in the winter (winter diesel and in 4wd most the time)

avg. 13L/100 km