Fuel consumption
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well seeing as you've posted in the 200tdi section your question is irrelevant.
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My MPG in a 300tdi is almost identical to my old Citroen C4 1.6 petrol.
Sorry guys , i can see im going to get abit of a rinsing for being a newbie 
I soon hope to buy myself a defender 90, but im not sure on fuel consumption etc, and this is pretty key considering fuel prices rising rapidly
For the section, i couldnt find a more suitable section, sorry.
Thanks anyone who has some good info on what i asked
I soon hope to buy myself a defender 90, but im not sure on fuel consumption etc, and this is pretty key considering fuel prices rising rapidly
For the section, i couldnt find a more suitable section, sorry.
Thanks anyone who has some good info on what i asked
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Sorry guys , i can see im going to get abit of a rinsing for being a newbie
I soon hope to buy myself a defender 90, but im not sure on fuel consumption etc, and this is pretty key considering fuel prices rising rapidly
For the section, i couldnt find a more suitable section, sorry.
Thanks anyone who has some good info on what i asked
Tom just how long is a piece of string ??
From 200 tdi to TDCi mpg will be about 25 - 30 more or less depending on how you drive.
Does that help ?
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Tom, they have really helped havn't they - you might be better trying another sourse, which may be more useful or indeed helpful!
I have just obtained a 1959 SI thats had a 200TDI installed, I havn't actually done much with it as I have been abroad since I got it, but I was told it was managing about 28mpg. What ever it does it can't be worse than the original petrols!
I have just obtained a 1959 SI thats had a 200TDI installed, I havn't actually done much with it as I have been abroad since I got it, but I was told it was managing about 28mpg. What ever it does it can't be worse than the original petrols!
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Excuse me!
Is 28 mpg not between 25 - 30 mpg then?
And do you still get 28 mpg whether or not you boot it?
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Okk thanks that alot more helpful some proper figures
Anyone got some figures on the 300tdi and td5?
Are you feckin blind or just stoopid
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Tom just how long is a piece of string ??
From 200 tdi to TDCi mpg will be about 25 - 30 more or less depending on how you drive.
Does that help ?
My apologies for the attitude.
I can see the problem see red bit above
200 tdi, 300 tdi, TD5, and nu TDCi very similar mpg ...... Better
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My 200tdi hardtop 90 with a discovery tranfer box, rear silencer remover and 235/70 all terrain tyres will achieve 34mpg on a decent run Hope thats of some use!
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The only way to get good mpg from a landy is to not get a landy lol Aerodynamics of a flying housebrick mean they're all gonna be about the same. I guess the more powerful the motor the less you'll thrash it so theoretically the better mpg you'll get. The fact remains that if you're after good mpg then buy something else!
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you could use a ford transit 2.5 di non-turbo
really frugal on fuel.
up to 35mpg
really frugal on fuel.
up to 35mpg
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