Thirsty TD27T
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Thirsty TD27T
300/34=8.8kms
I got 300kms, out of 34L of fuel....i cant see how? It had a recent oil change, the EGR mod, pod, and intercooler. i have a few loose vacuum lines, in particular i feel might an issue is the line going into the inlet of the intake manifold after the turbo, i still havent gotten around to drilling the hole and attaching that back, but, i dont really know if that could be the problem, so i am putting it out there for you guys to have a crack!
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I got 300kms, out of 34L of fuel....i cant see how? It had a recent oil change, the EGR mod, pod, and intercooler. i have a few loose vacuum lines, in particular i feel might an issue is the line going into the inlet of the intake manifold after the turbo, i still havent gotten around to drilling the hole and attaching that back, but, i dont really know if that could be the problem, so i am putting it out there for you guys to have a crack!
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Arvin
Re: Thirsty TD27T
I got 300kms, out of 34L of fuel.
thats 11 liters per 100km's which is about right. i would consider that fairly good. it will vary a fair bit depending on driving style.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
or 34ltr / 300ks = 0.113x100 = 11.3ltr/100ks
my hylux 5l (3ltr) van does around 10.5/11ltrs per 100k
so i wouldnt think the nassin isnt to bad... or is it???
my hylux 5l (3ltr) van does around 10.5/11ltrs per 100k
so i wouldnt think the nassin isnt to bad... or is it???
Re: Thirsty TD27T
That's the same, if not better than mine. 40L gets me around 300km. There's a 5km stretch of steep uphill on my 13km drive home though, and about the same on the way too work as well (Dunedin CBD to Mosgiel via Wakiri/3 mile hill for any Dunedinites out there). Most of my driving it too and from work.
Re: Thirsty TD27T
If you have a boost leak that won't be helping 

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Re: Thirsty TD27T
my cruiser gets 25l per 100km on petrol 

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Re: Thirsty TD27T
Sadam_Husain wrote:my cruiser gets 25l per 100km on petrol
and i thought my 20l/100 was bad enough

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Re: Thirsty TD27T
My d21 navara with td27t get about 430km to 50l and is the same open road,town driving and towing. The milage was the same when it had a non turbo td27 just a bit more power now.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
HA thats nothing...
33ltrs per hundy of LPG in my cruiser before that motor went boom.....
found that 1,2,4 cylinders 70psi or less
that 3,5 cylinders 120psi or less
and 7,6,8,cylinders were around 150psi
so effectively only realy running 3 cylinders and still able to line tow a 3.5t 20seater bus home on over a 100k trip (average speed of around 80K
)
am hoping the new motor will be a whole heap less
33ltrs per hundy of LPG in my cruiser before that motor went boom.....
found that 1,2,4 cylinders 70psi or less
that 3,5 cylinders 120psi or less
and 7,6,8,cylinders were around 150psi
so effectively only realy running 3 cylinders and still able to line tow a 3.5t 20seater bus home on over a 100k trip (average speed of around 80K

am hoping the new motor will be a whole heap less
Re: Thirsty TD27T
my td27turbo, gets around 600km to a tank (50litre?), mixture of open road and town driving in a mistral.
Re: Thirsty TD27T
I wish my one was as hard on diesel as yours is. Mine is much worse
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wax wrote:I wish my one was as hard on diesel as yours is. Mine is much worse
But yours drops out on the ground


Should get way more than that

Cheers,
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
Re: Thirsty TD27T
I get about 500k out of a tank, if im lucky.
Ok people, move along. Nothing to see here. Thank you, move along.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
aha thats awesome guys, for a moment i thought i had a fuel pump leak that i had to test and fix, now thats solved! Cheers guys!
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
i get 450km outaa a full tank on the safari(70l) so your truck is alllll good
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I thought safaris were 90 litres.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
nah some (think patrols) come with 90ltr tanks but i know mines 75 as i ran out 50mtrs from pump
and filled it to top of spout and it was 76ltrs

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Re: Thirsty TD27T
Can't tell how much I get from a tank due to the 31" wheels and the speedo being way way out.
But I use way less fuel with the intercooler and water injection.
But I use way less fuel with the intercooler and water injection.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
I have the late model mistral with the computer controlled 2.7 Tdi-e (or whatever they call it). i get on average 750 kms on road or around 450 500 if its playtime
Waiter...there is a drought in my glass.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
yeap thats the amount of kms (750ish) i used to get, now it barely hits 700, sometimes just 680?
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
so how important is it to connect the boost compensator back on?
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
not going to go very fast without boost comp connected.
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Re: Thirsty TD27T
yes tweake it wasnt going fast without it, but now i have solved the issues, just had to plumb back all the lines, such as the vacuumbrake assit line, and the boost compensator, and it has brought by fuel right back up, m now getting 700kms to the full tank, good times!
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