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    I did a mileage test and I get exactly 20 MPG in my 2.4 1989 surf on daily use. Is there anything I can do to get a little more?
    Last edited by irishoffroad; 4 November 2007, 13:47.

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    Originally posted by irishoffroad
    I did a mileage test and I get exactly 20 MPG in my 2.4 1989 surf on daily use. Is there anything I can do to get a little more?
    Drive really slowly, or leave it at home
    Without Surf And Unhappy

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    • #3
      Short (and probably most acurate) answer,

      No.

      Five year average 22mpg.
      Gone from 4x4 to 1x2

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      • #4
        On a recent trip to Wales, I got about 30mpg at a steady 60mph on the motorway, and about 10mpg at a steady 2mph on the wayfarer.strata florida ( mostly in 4WD low range)

        The average was about 20 I think.That was carrying approx 250kg og gear in the back too.

        I get average of 22mpg on my urban cycle.
        Rob

        Still working for the man!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by plumb bob
          On a recent trip to Wales, I got about 30mpg at a steady 60mph on the motorway, and about 10mpg at a steady 2mph on the wayfarer.strata florida ( mostly in 4WD low range)

          The average was about 20 I think.That was carrying approx 250kg og gear in the back too.

          I get average of 22mpg on my urban cycle.
          Yeah i got 29mpg on way down south again 60mph, but with a load on board
          Without Surf And Unhappy

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          • #6
            Originally posted by irishoffroad
            I did a mileage test and I get exactly 20 MPG in my 2.4 1989 surf on daily use. Is there anything I can do to get a little more?
            I was going to say no but I then noticed that your profile. You have a manual box, Do you like lots of right boot? I thought the manual ones turned about 25 mpg?

            Double check you haven't got any fuel leaks
            Bring me the head of a treehugger

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            • #7
              So far I seem to be getting 22-24mpg on my commuting and 25-28mpg on longer runs using a diesel and veg mix.

              I think the variance is mainly down to me using the loud pedal a bit harder at times.

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              • #8
                The operating rev-range of the 2.4 is so narrow that I doubt you could get much better than 25mpg average no matter how you drive.

                I'm about to embark on the SVO journey (after trying 50/50 mix for a few months). There's a WVO reclaimer here in Plymouth who do the leave it to sit for a month for you.

                Now if only I could stop it smoking in the mornings...

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