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  1. 27th November 2013, 12:35 PM #1
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    A day out

    Yet wanted to share a couple of pics of Roxy II on some trails this weekend.

    It is rare I get some photos of her whilst I drive
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  2. 27th November 2013, 02:14 PM #2
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    I say it every time - that colour is sexy! Plenty of great shots flexing there! Looking great with that bar too mate!

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    Which trails were you on?

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  4. 28th November 2013, 08:21 PM #4
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    Hi Gary

    Just up on the power lines in Mundaring. Thinking of heading down to dwelling up for a weekend camping with my Labrador this weekend. I have put road tyres back on so nothing too crazy
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  5. 28th November 2013, 09:02 PM #5
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    I love my p38. I can't imagine driving anything else. As you say Keith the Green is the best colour. Just wish I could get my fuel consumption down a bit. Seem to be averaging 20L/100kms still.
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    Quote Originally Posted by intheozone View Post
    I love my p38. I can't imagine driving anything else. As you say Keith the Green is the best colour. Just wish I could get my fuel consumption down a bit. Seem to be averaging 20L/100kms still.
    Ouch!

    Does that include the off road work?

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  7. 28th November 2013, 11:39 PM #7
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    No that's just on road admittedly short trips but still not good. If I do a freeway run from say Cockburn to the top of the Mitchell then I get down to about 17.5l/100km.

    I have tried everything I can, filters, fluids spark plugs. Cleaned the MAF cleaned the throttle body. I want to get some obd2 software to see what the sensors are doing. But I need some money for that. I have been unemployed since feb so money is not great (I do have a new job starting Monday)
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    That is high! My average for the Cape York trip was less than that! And I towed another vehicle for 20% of the trip!

    Let us know what you find! Could it be a leaky injector?

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    Nice shots.

    You can monitor the ECM via ODBII very cheap! Get the free "Torque" app from Apple appstore or Android Play and ODBII adators that work over bluetooth very cheap e.g., HERE.

    Sometimes the BT connectivity with cheaper adaptors are a little flaky, but they work. I have since bought a good adaptor, and it is flawless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by glenhendry View Post
    Nice shots. You can monitor the ECM via ODBII very cheap! Get the free "Torque" app from Apple appstore or Android Play and ODBII adators that work over bluetooth very cheap e.g., HERE. Sometimes the BT connectivity with cheaper adaptors are a little flaky, but they work. I have since bought a good adaptor, and it is flawless.
    Sorry for hijack... Glen, do you use these adapters with an iPhone?
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