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  1. #1
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    dc5r eating petrol

    hey guys i just recently purchased a dc5r.

    On a full tank im roughly getting 350kms. Im not driving it hard at all, yet my petrol is dying really quick. The engine looks stock as a rock, havent really looked at it in too much detail but does anyone have any ideas?

  2. #2
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    how many km's.... depending how high it is, it could be time to replace your O2 sensor(s)...

    Age deteriorates the sensors ability to read accurately and can cause the ecu increasing fuel usage and therefore your bad fuel economy...

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    What kind of fuel are you putting in it?
    OzAccord <-- Being rebuilt, but come say hi

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    just the average unleaded petrol, and 72 000kms on the clock

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    you shud be using premium fuel only 98ron maybe thats why ur not getting much k's
    FS thread OMG heaps of parts for dc2/eg/ek wrecking eg vti!: http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=111753

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    even so, my mate is gettin like 550kms out of his fuel tank, wouldnt make that much of a difference would it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon22 View Post
    just the average unleaded petrol, and 72 000kms on the clock
    Yes but which petrol station and what fuel, BP Ultimate? Freedom e10??

    On my vtir integra, i did a test on shell vortex 98 petrol. It gave me 300km on a 40ltr tank.

    The week after I tried, BP Ultimate with abit of milage booster liqued, it gave me 485km on a 40ltr tank.

    So from my understanding, choosing a quality fuel counts every km.

  8. #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by jon22 View Post
    just the average unleaded petrol, and 72 000kms on the clock
    u need 98RON petrol, not unleaded. give it a go and see what happen. I did a check on mine this time n its at 580 ish at close to empty today!! gave me a shock as well!.. first time for me =] but then again mostly freeway driving.

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    hrm not sure but for me when i first used unleaded i onli got like 370kms since using premium i get about 470km's full tank, maybe change fuel filter i dunno
    FS thread OMG heaps of parts for dc2/eg/ek wrecking eg vti!: http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=111753

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    you need premium

    dont out that shit unleaded in there

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon22 View Post
    even so, my mate is gettin like 550kms out of his fuel tank, wouldnt make that much of a difference would it?
    yes it would. just go to coles for shopping and collect the 4c off dockets n buy it on wednesday nite n it should be very cheap to buy. u have a dc5r...dont cheap out...

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    noidea what 98ron is, but my mate uses v power? ill give it a run and ill get back to you guys

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