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Pretty average - good I think,

I get about 600+ before fuel warning light, I drive 70% highway to work and back home though.

With fuel warning I think still can go another 50-60 km easily.

but don't take my word for it and end up out of gas, haha

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jekyll wrote:

Pretty average - good I think,

I get about 600+ before fuel warning light, I drive 70% highway to work and back home though.

With fuel warning I think still can go another 50-60 km easily.

but don't take my word for it and end up out of gas, haha

Welcome Jekyll to sgmerc.

Yes Bro, I had just top up gas last night and it hit 640 before warning lights up. Look forward for bettr result as was caught in few traffic jam.

join us for our coming La Kopi this coming Friday 16 sep at Kallang Carpark F

You can check out more info under thread La Kopi Session 8

Look forward for you presence...

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jekyll wrote:

Pretty average - good I think,

I get about 600+ before fuel warning light, I drive 70% highway to work and back home though.

With fuel warning I think still can go another 50-60 km easily.

but don't take my word for it and end up out of gas, haha

Hahaha Jekyll....

Seem I too slow and you had already insert ur nick Liao..

Welcome welcome and you will sure love the GTG.

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Hahaha Jekyll....

Seem I too slow and you had already insert ur nick Liao..

Welcome welcome and you will sure love the GTG.

sure !

seen you before la, I'm the gina looking one :music:

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jekyll wrote:

sure !

seen you before la, I'm the gina looking one :music:

Bro yap . This ginna is that ginna that taught us what are male and female flying machine at our last gtg . Remember ? Little brother . Wonder why you change new account ? But at least you own up . Hehehe.... :becky:

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Bro yap . This ginna is that ginna that taught us what are male and female flying machine at our last gtg . Remember ? Little brother . Wonder why you change new account ? But at least you own up . Hehehe.... :becky:

Ok now I know who he is heeee

The lesson about male and female XXXxX

Ok got who he is

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i wonder if changing the fuel cap helps? when u all open the fuel cap does it have the hiss sound of air gushing into the tank? my w203 like dun have leh.. duno is it old car not tight liao or is it normal..

cuz on the other car (toyota) which is using the screw on type fuel cap got the sound leh..

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Here are some tips on how to get BAD FC.

1. Under inflate your tyres

- when was the last time you checked your tyre pressure? If it's been a year or so, you'd likely to be under-inflated (I mean your tyres) which causes MORE drag which in turn worsens FC.

2. Road Warrior

- Nothing to do with working away from the office :). If you like to Rev Hard and Brake Hard to be Numero Uno in Traffic Light Drags (nothing to do with clothes), it is likely your FC will be worsen.

3. Treating your car like a room

- Whilst waiting for your beautiful other half, stay in your car with the engine idling and aircon at full blast :) A great way to cool down in Hot Sunny Singapore, and a surefire way of worsening FC (since FC is based on km travelled by litre of fuel used, and you're burning fuel without moving...er.. the math would mean your FC will worsen).

4. Treating your car like a store-room

- Why keep your spare computer, car wash pail, table, chair etc at home when you can store them in your boot? Another way to Increase Weight to the car.. which in turn requires more power (fuel) from the car to pull the increased weight.

5. Traffic Pattern

*note: this is very subjective

- Why travel on the expressway when you can take the city scenic route? Loads of Traffic Light action (see 2.) and a great way to show-off your ride to discerning passer-bys :) . And it's easier to find a petrol kiosk to top-up (again.. and again) on city scenic routes rather than the expressway.

If you are feeling rebellious and wish to have better FC (pffttt!), just do the opposite of the above ....

:bounce:

On a more serious note, check out this link on other possible causes:

http://www.sgmerc.com/forums/showthread.php?p=169694#post169694

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kepiting1sg wrote:

Drive as if your car has no brakes! :lol:

Braking is a waste of power!

Lol sama sama. My sentiments too :)

I practice this all the time..... Until those cars in front of me had to brake at the red light (traffic light) lol...

Or re use the braking power... Ker ker kerssssss

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Hi all, my W204 C180FL 1.6L on K&N filter with 30% city and 70% highway. Getting 9km per litre. Hope the FC will improve slightly after run-in.

Feels kind of heavy when moving off from standstill but feels good when cruising on highway with greater momentum :bounce:

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I travelled 50/50 today. 2hours on the road.

8 litres / 100km or about 12 km/l

Other than piggyback tuning, everything stock. Stock Air Filter, Stock Exhaust, Stock Spark Plugs.

C180 CGI 7Gtronic

3rd month with the car. Engine oil from factory, not changed yet.

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I travelled 50/50 today. 2hours on the road.

8 litres / 100km or about 12 km/l

Other than piggyback tuning, everything stock. Stock Air Filter, Stock Exhaust, Stock Spark Plugs.

C180 CGI 7Gtronic

3rd month with the car. Engine oil from factory, not changed yet.

Dr Good FC....

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doc hannson... 12km per litre works out to be almost 800km on 1 full tank of 66 litres... not bad... very good, in fact... :becky:

i want to do the tuning too... :bounce:

hannson wrote:

I travelled 50/50 today. 2hours on the road.

8 litres / 100km or about 12 km/l

Other than piggyback tuning, everything stock. Stock Air Filter, Stock Exhaust, Stock Spark Plugs.

C180 CGI 7Gtronic

3rd month with the car. Engine oil from factory, not changed yet.

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