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I keep an eye on the Fawkus mpg cos I do over 25k a year in it but the Surf only does around 3 or 4k (Mostly short runs) so it just ain't worth checking
im not overly fussed about it really, i didnt buy the truck for its economy, i bought it for it tough as nails reliability and capability.
i check the MPG every so often so i can see if there is a problem arising anywhere.
the cost of fuel is what bugs me, i dont pay a fortune in fuel because the surf drinks it, i pay a fortune because the government wants to milk me as a motorist.
I'm getting about 22 mpg out of my 3 gen. I get up to 80mpg out of my other car if I drive it like a nun :-)
I only check the mpg on the surf every so often to check if there is a problem, fuel leak etc.
When going out either I equate if it's worth the extra cost to take the surf. Is do I need it. I would prefer to drive it all day every day but as I average over 600 miles a week I just can't warrant the fuel bill.
Here's andy's top tip for finding out if you have a fuel leak.
Park the truck overnight, look under it in the morning. If there's fuel on the ground, you have a leak, if there's no fuel on the ground, you don't have a leak. It's foolproof.
Here's andy's top tip for finding out if you have a fuel leak.
Park the truck overnight, look under it in the morning. If there's fuel on the ground, you have a leak, if there's no fuel on the ground, you don't have a leak. It's foolproof.
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