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mate work out your fuel economy from the fillup at the bowser before you start worrying. the dash readout can be faulty. take a speedo reading, and then record fual added over say 3 fills. then take another speedo reading and work fuel economy over that total distance. may be a better way of doing it.
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07 CRD 6spd Manual - usually around 11 L/100km roughly 50% highway 50% urban driving
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mate work out your fuel economy from the fillup at the bowser before you start worrying. the dash readout can be faulty. take a speedo reading, and then record fual added over say 3 fills. then take another speedo reading and work fuel economy over that total distance. may be a better way of doing it.
davidd, do you question and doubt everything that a JK does?

if you really wanted to go with your way of doing it then whos to say that the odometer isnt out by a little bit?

its a calculated guess that the computer spits out, just leave it be....or use a scangauge II, or is that not accurate enough for you either?
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mate work out your fuel economy from the fillup at the bowser before you start worrying. the dash readout can be faulty. take a speedo reading, and then record fual added over say 3 fills. then take another speedo reading and work fuel economy over that total distance. may be a better way of doing it.
I,ve checked mine several time including a 2 week trip to flinders ranges doing several thousand k and in the end the figures where within half a litre. I dont bother checking any more
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....16.8...and its the traffic's fault. They drive like f#@$wits aound my town
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davidd, do you question and doubt everything that a JK does?

if you really wanted to go with your way of doing it then whos to say that the odometer isnt out by a little bit?

its a calculated guess that the computer spits out, just leave it be....or use a scangauge II, or is that not accurate enough for you either?
mate when a bloke asks about his fuel economy based on a dash readout which is about 35% more than normal, either his engine is really sick or there is an eror in the dash readout. i would have thought checking the accuracy of the dash readout first off would be a commonsense place to start. apparently you don't agree. fine. so what do you suggest?
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MY07 V6 on 33's/4:1 diff... + chipped made big diff at least 10% with @ 10% more power.

Average between 10.4L & 11L/100km and @ 14L/15L/100km on the tracks...
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