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jx2mad
14th December 2010, 08:09 PM
Anyone got fuel usage figures. When I got this one the computer said average was 11.4l/100k. On a recent trip to Orange I got this down to 11.1l/100k. Running around town it has gone to 11.2l/100k. Interested in others results. Jim
cairnsrover
15th December 2010, 11:37 AM
Long distance and steady on the pedal and I can keep to about 9
Around town high 12 to low 13
Did do run from Sydney to Cairns and it sat at about 9 even with bits of high speed
PAT303
15th December 2010, 05:15 PM
Mine use's 10 or so,I've had it down to 9 quite a few times.I've crossed the nullaboring 5 or 6 times and it stays under 12 right up to 140km/hr. Pat
harlie
21st December 2010, 03:59 PM
low 9s highway. high 11s to mid 12s round town.
The RR economy readings are not self-resetting so to get a good indication for a trip you have to reset one of the meters before starting.
Our VW resets "economy 1" after the car has been turned off for 2 hours. "Economy 2" is an average for the last 10000ks
101RRS
21st December 2010, 04:36 PM
But does the L322 trip computer lie to the tune of -10% like other landie computers
SuperchargedSport
21st December 2010, 05:27 PM
I've seen as low as 8.9l per 100 on are's. But it only lasted a few moments....
Fantastic engine the td6.
PAT303
21st December 2010, 09:51 PM
But does the L322 trip computer lie to the tune of -10% like other landie computers
Port Augusta in SA to Cobar NSW is 955K's and mine will do it on one tank,last time it took 97ltres to refill. Pat
drivesafe
27th December 2010, 08:41 AM
Hi Jim, when I had my 03 ( 02 ) L322 I regularly got low 9l/100 out west on open roads, like Pat303 posted, as long as I kept the speed under 120.
On a trip way out west ( can’t remember which state ) I was in open drought country, and all you could see, horizon to horizon were the roadside guide posts so I wound the RR out to 160, put the cruise control on a sat at 160 for just over 20 minutes.
The fuel gauge moved from half full to next to nothing in that 20 minutes and the first town I came to, I filled up and even though it was only a 20 minute dive, my fill averaged 14+L/100.
One thing I also found, as Garrycol asked about, the rr computer always should about a 10% higher fuel use average than was the case.
I also pushed my 07 RR on one trip and in one 120km section I averaged 149.9 KPH, getting up to 180 in a few places and slowing down to overtake.
The computer never showed a consumption higher than 11.6L/100 ( again, I can’t remember which state in was in )
PAT303
27th December 2010, 11:20 AM
My Td6 has seen 170 and was still pulling when I lifted off and it has no trouble sticking with my mates 4.7V8 petrol cruiser.IMHO it is the best engine that LR have ever fitted. Pat
Hoges
28th December 2010, 12:03 AM
Hi Jim, when I had my 03 ( 02 ) L322 I regularly got low 9l/100 out west on open roads, like Pat303 posted, as long as I kept the speed under 120.
........The computer never showed a consumption higher than 11.6L/100 ( again, I can’t remember which state in was in )
at 180 kmh....let me see...Euphoria, or was it Intoxicated (with the performance of course), or perhaps: "fully charged"? :twisted: perhaps all 3 of the foregoing :eek::p:angel:
scruffy
4th January 2011, 12:13 AM
Hi Jim, when I had my 03 ( 02 ) L322 I regularly got low 9l/100 out west on open roads, like Pat303 posted, as long as I kept the speed under 120.
On a trip way out west ( can’t remember which state ) I was in open drought country, and all you could see, horizon to horizon were the roadside guide posts so I wound the RR out to 160, put the cruise control on a sat at 160 for just over 20 minutes.
The fuel gauge moved from half full to next to nothing in that 20 minutes and the first town I came to, I filled up and even though it was only a 20 minute dive, my fill averaged 14+L/100.
One thing I also found, as Garrycol asked about, the rr computer always should about a 10% higher fuel use average than was the case.
I also pushed my 07 RR on one trip and in one 120km section I averaged 149.9 KPH, getting up to 180 in a few places and slowing down to overtake.
The computer never showed a consumption higher than 11.6L/100 ( again, I can’t remember which state in was in )
Not the State of being ****.. i hope
magic bob
4th January 2011, 11:40 AM
my 2003 3 litre bmw l322 averages 11.4 lt/100 over city and country driving, staying at the speed limits.
From other posts here, it would seem to be a little high???
magicbob. :confused:
rangie95
7th January 2011, 07:12 PM
bought my 2006 model in melbourne and drove back to sydney averaging 11.8 had it chipped when i got back and on freeway get bellow 9 even as low as 8.3
heaps more power to go with it as well
magic bob
9th January 2011, 09:43 AM
bought my 2006 model in melbourne and drove back to sydney averaging 11.8 had it chipped when i got back and on freeway get bellow 9 even as low as 8.3
heaps more power to go with it as well
What chip, and where, and how much,if you would be kind enough to tell???
Magicbob :question:
jx2mad
9th January 2011, 08:49 PM
Thanks all. Mine seems to get around 11.4 l/100k. Now as this is my thread I am going to hijack it and change the subject. How touchy is your auto box. Mine drops back 1 or 2 gears at the slightest touch of the accelerator. It will not pull in top. Is this normal or can I have the change points adjusted in the ecu? Jim
spudboy
9th January 2011, 11:17 PM
No issues with wild change downs on mine after 130,000Kms, but I have changed the trans oil & filter (as it was getting a bit of a vibration up at idle when in drive). How many KMs on yours? Ever changed the trans oil?
jx2mad
10th January 2011, 08:31 AM
Mine has just turned 128,000k The auto box was fully rebuilt (I don't know why) by the previous owner who had it from new The auto kicks back too easily I think. It has trouble holding in 5th at 60 k/h on the flat, and any pedal pressure sends it back to 4th or 3rd. Can this kick-down point be remapped in ecu. Jim
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