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GEN 4 MPG
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20 Jun 2019 19:12 #210171
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Replied by stiffsteve204me on topic GEN 4 MPG
I did check on three neck to neck fills, and the numbers were near enough to make no difference.
Steve.
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20 Jun 2019 21:00 #210174
by Gadget
Glad I'm not the only one suffering! :S
I reset my computer every time I fill up, so don't have an average from new. Best I've seen on a long run is low 39s, I do a lot of short urban journeys so usually closer to 32-33 on my auto.
I'm a very gentle driver (honestly!) and usually get excellent economy in cars, but not the Jimny, which is weird. Even stranger, one of the best economy runs I've done involved a far bit of 'point & squirt' down twisty country lanes, where I drove like a bit of a hooligan as it was so much fun. Makes me wonder if the Jimny benefits from a slightly more aggressive style of driving?
GeordieJimny wrote: 31.9 so far in my auto :pinch:
Glad I'm not the only one suffering! :S
I reset my computer every time I fill up, so don't have an average from new. Best I've seen on a long run is low 39s, I do a lot of short urban journeys so usually closer to 32-33 on my auto.
I'm a very gentle driver (honestly!) and usually get excellent economy in cars, but not the Jimny, which is weird. Even stranger, one of the best economy runs I've done involved a far bit of 'point & squirt' down twisty country lanes, where I drove like a bit of a hooligan as it was so much fun. Makes me wonder if the Jimny benefits from a slightly more aggressive style of driving?
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21 Jun 2019 04:14 #210175
by Lambert
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One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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I think you are on to something there. When my dad was regularly driving Dreadnaught he often complained that using a tank of fuel every third week seemed excessive for the mileage he was doing, maybe 50 to 75 a week. The thing was he rarely got to 3000 rpm and insisted on driving like it was a diesel chugging away in completely the wrong gear. When I took over I'm doing a minimum of about 200 miles a week but I am only using a tank every 10 to 12 days or about 300 miles to a tank. How? By not being afraid of the top half of the rev range.
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21 Jun 2019 06:42 #210177
by Andy2640
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I can concur on this..
I been watching my mpg closely this past fee weeks.
Cus i got 215's on, lots of kit in the back im averaging 35.9.
However, on a day or 2 when i was hitting 80mph down the motorway and really caining it, like 4k and 5 k rev range, it increased to 36.4.
Couldbt believe it!
I been watching my mpg closely this past fee weeks.
Cus i got 215's on, lots of kit in the back im averaging 35.9.
However, on a day or 2 when i was hitting 80mph down the motorway and really caining it, like 4k and 5 k rev range, it increased to 36.4.
Couldbt believe it!
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21 Jun 2019 09:37 #210179
by Gadget
Wonder if it's because I'm used to driving turbo cars (petrol, not yucky diesel :whistle:), where you tend to get the best economy by keeping them off-boost. Going to try driving the Jimny differently, getting up to speed more quickly.
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21 Jun 2019 10:59 #210180
by Lambert
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Generally speaking I do just that. Beans up to a desired speed then hold in whichever cog gives above 3k , that way you're able to have so go if needed without lots of rapid changes.
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