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Fuel Efficency

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Created by DylPickles101 > 9 months ago, 2 Dec 2020
DylPickles101
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2 Dec 2020 7:05AM
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hello,
i currently own a 2012 MN triton gl-r 4x4 and have noticed it is quite poor on fuel. im getting about 17L/100km even on longer trips. Ive only got a Light bullbar installed and no heavy accessories.ive read they should be getting around 9.9L/100km.Anyone suggest a reason for this or any tips to improve?
Thanks
,Dylan



Sandfoot
VIC, 570 posts
2 Dec 2020 12:47PM
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Put a diesel motor in it

Harrow
NSW, 4521 posts
2 Dec 2020 1:11PM
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It's the wind drag from all the unnecessary rectangles surrounding it.

crakas
QLD, 462 posts
2 Dec 2020 7:42PM
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I had a ML Triton for 250 000 ks and it averaged less than 12 L/100k and that was with chip, bull bar, spotties, lift and bigger tires.

Has it done it since new or is it a recent issue?

Assuming that it has been regularly serviced correctly, I would be having a look at the inlet manifold as they tend to carbon up due to the EGR.

I had to remove mine twice to clean it until I put some electronic trickery in the wiring harness.

Bazz

cauncy
WA, 8407 posts
2 Dec 2020 7:12PM
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What does ya missus weigh?
Maybe due for a trade in

evlPanda
NSW, 9207 posts
4 Dec 2020 7:11PM
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Sheesh. I had a 1992, 4 litre, quad cam, V8 Toyota Soarer, and it averaged, I kid you not, 7l/100km.

To be fair they were 100% highway kilometres; soaring at 110 and 1,300 rpm.

w8ingforwind
QLD, 259 posts
7 Dec 2020 9:10PM
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Advertising robot for pickles auction? Maybe we can put a weather- water sports related post on there tweetbook page with 50 boxes around it.



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