avarage L/100km?

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wingren

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what avarage do you get from your diesels when cruising 110km/h ??
got 1,1-1,25/10km on my 550km run yesterday , think it´s a bit much ???
 
It´s easy to understand why , a mile is something around 1600 m , a km is exactly 1000m
a gallon is somewhat 4 l ???
a litre is exactly 1000ml , so I really do understand why two or three countries in the world use Mpg :your_wrong:
 
It´s easy to understand why , a mile is something around 1600 m , a km is exactly 1000m
a gallon is somewhat 4 l ???
a litre is exactly 1000ml , so I really do understand why two or three countries in the world use Mpg :your_wrong:
1 mile = 1.609344 kms , 1 gallon = 4.45609 ltrs. by the way. Why admit that I am wrong? I never said that either method of calculation was right. I just stated the method I used. In your original post you could not decide exactly how many ltrs you were using per 100 kls. Not very accurate IMO.:mooning::D:D
 
it differed between 1,1 and 1,25L/10km.
anyway , if I manage to recalculate from mpg to L/10km , how much should a "normal" consumption be ?
 
On average across all driving I used to get 24mpg on my DHSE, which equates to 11-12 l/100km. Consumption is probably a bit higher at higher speeds.

Personally I prefer the mpg system as I think it's more useful to think how far you can get with the fuel you have, rather than how much fuel you'll need to go an arbitrary distance.
 
Ok ,then i guess the consumption of diesel was rather normal , considering winter tyres (not studded) and using the cruise control most of the journey , the use of water on the other hand was huge!!! , the hose from the header tank to the heater to the front end of the block cracked , thank god for 24/7 filling stations .
 
My average, from 800 kms at around 130km/h on the freeway is 12.0 lt/100km with 16" General Grabbers AT2.
My best tank ever gave me 10.5lt/100km and was a mix of freeway and flat country roads.
 
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