litres/100km??? 14L/100km is that ok??

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nickcampbell
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litres/100km??? 14L/100km is that ok??

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Hey there, i bought my '93 toyota hilux surf 3L turbo, around 2months ago, it started off doing possibly around 10-11L/100km its now doing 14L/100km, just wandering what other peoples trucks are getting for fuel usage???
Seems abit od as it all changed within 1week went from descent to poor, i can do up to 1/2 a tank a day haha, but on average ill do 1/4 tank just driving to and from work each day..... ive tryed slowing down on my throttle doesnt appear to make any difference.
1995 71series cruiser, 33" Maxxis Buckshot, front + rear lockrite, 50mm body lift
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my old mazda ute did 14/100 km 2.6 petrol , the new ute mitzi 2.4 diesel 11.9 /100
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My 13bt cruiser (3.4 turbo) is getting 12L/100km with 33s and roof rack on.
Nothings a problem if you don't give a f#ck.
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In My 94 Surf Automatic 3ltr Turbo diesel 31 inch tyres.

I get around 12.5 ltrs per 100km.

If im getting due for an oil change the consumption gets a little worse.
Also a dirty air cleaner or fuel filter can make a differece too.
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Just a though, you didn't take it out in the mud that first week did you and perhaps it's not fully disengaging?
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my 1990 3y surf runnin 35s gets 14.5-15.5/100 but as said in above message double check ur disingaging properly aqs ive had it a couple of times where it doesnt and ya notice it couple days later,well i do,most of my trip to work is at 110 dwn the motorway so yeh
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Check for extra drag first.
Tyre pressures, wheel bearings, dragging brakes etc. Try to push the truck along the garage floor and see how hard it is.
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has it got the EGR system disabled ?
(both egr and butterfly in intake)
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