40 psi. That's way too much. I go by the recommendations stated near the bottom of the door. It's 32 psi or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by twing
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40 psi. That's way too much. I go by the recommendations stated near the bottom of the door. It's 32 psi or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by twing
79000kms...
Yeah 36 front 34 rear.
I would
- adjust the tappets
- Collaborate the voltage on the tps
- Clean the contact points inside the dizzy cover and rotor
- Check plugs and replace if needed
- Clean the IACV on the Throttle body
- Upper Engine cleaner
If you can work out how to do it or if someone can show you,the above will only cost $15 for the upper engine cleaner.
Then see how that goes.
A faulty 02 sensor could be to blame.
You can get the injector spray pattern and flow rate fixed aswell for $40 an injector.
my car has 160k. manual. i thrash it on 91ron fuel. get 550k's can push to 600k's with fuel light just starting to be constant.
I get around 8L/100km on Premium Unleaded Fuel with a hard drive every now and then.
It's not way too much, the maximum psi on my tire is 50 psi.Quote:
Originally Posted by simon86
The number on the door is for comfortable riding, not for maximum economy.
If 40 is too much, try at least 35... and keep increasing it until you find YOUR comfortable limit.
I have been on 40 psi for the past 3 years and the tires is still looks good. I have to becareful when it's wet though. I skids on roundabout couple of time. Maybe it's the tire grip or my bad way of driving.
btw: what's the size of your wheels.. bigger wheels bigger consumption.
The standard 175/65 R14Quote:
Originally Posted by twing
Dont forget with an auto we wont be getting as much k's as the manual's as auto transmission uses more fuel on avg and we have heavier cars than our manual counterparts. And if u have a sedan even heavier again lol, and 40PSI!?!? waayy to high lol. I get about 500km, just. Did 550 once n fuel light still hadn't come on but was mainly highway driving
my auto civic 96 sedan did about 440 before fuel light come on and 11km/L usually
32psi both front and rear
mainly drive in city
is that quite poor?
That was what suggested when I took murcott's defensive driving course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raztaz
The first time I heard, I was shocked as well :eek:
When the fuel light comes on, how much km's (approxmaitely) is left in the tank on average?
Is it 40km?
i think u can drive for an hour when the fuel light is onQuote:
Originally Posted by simon86