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  • #76
    Ive got 23thou on my polo,Recently i did a country trip and did 690ks on 31 litres

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    • #77
      0.0 L/100k

      I was listening to the radio the other day and Will Hagen said that when the fuel usage readout is 0.0 it really is zero. I always thought it would be pretty low - just enough to keep the engine alive while it was engine braking ie less than idle.

      When at idle my 2.0TDI ranges between 0.5 to 0.7 L/100k

      What do you guys think? Is the fuel usage really zero when engine braking - I always thought some of the "idle" fuel would still be required.

      cheers Macca

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      • #78
        Polo TDi Fuel Costs 1st 50,000 klm

        A friend has been keeping stats since day 1 - May 2006 - when he bought his Polo TDi. Note: consumption really improves after 30,000klm. The first line is the overall average for the 51849 klm to date. The blank lines is where a service was done. Sorry about the allignment. Hope you can work it out.

        Kilometres l/100km $/100km km/l $/l mi/gal Odometer

        51848.8 4.87 $6.19 20.5 $1.27 58 51859

        759.0 5.2 $7.36 19.3 $1.42 55 769
        837.0 4.7 $6.90 21.3 $1.47 60 1606
        778.1 4.7 $6.67 21.1 $1.41 60 2384
        816.7 5.0 $6.99 20.0 $1.40 57 3201
        833.2 4.8 $6.66 21.0 $1.40 60 4034
        789.0 4.7 $6.59 21.2 $1.40 60 4823
        732.0 5.1 $7.14 19.4 $1.39 55 5555
        752.2 5.0 $7.13 19.9 $1.42 57 6307
        805.0 4.8 $6.64 20.8 $1.38 59 7112
        804.8 5.0 $6.77 20.1 $1.36 57 7917
        7917
        757.8 5.0 $6.92 19.9 $1.38 57 8675
        777.7 5.0 $6.83 19.9 $1.36 57 9452
        798.7 5.2 $6.97 19.4 $1.35 55 10251
        802.2 5.2 $6.96 19.4 $1.35 55 11053
        784.8 5.2 $6.99 19.3 $1.35 55 11838
        724.1 5.0 $6.78 19.9 $1.35 57 12562
        765.3 5.3 $7.04 19.0 $1.34 54 13328
        783.7 5.0 $6.52 20.0 $1.30 57 14111
        827.7 4.9 $6.19 20.3 $1.26 58 14939
        771.0 5.1 $6.50 19.5 $1.27 55 15710
        817.0 4.8 $5.93 20.9 $1.24 59 16527
        16527
        783.9 5.2 $6.36 19.3 $1.23 55 17311
        794.7 5.0 $6.12 20.1 $1.23 57 18106
        809.2 5.0 $5.92 20.1 $1.19 57 18915
        846.6 4.9 $5.82 20.6 $1.20 58 19761
        830.5 4.9 $6.04 20.5 $1.24 58 20592
        805.5 5.1 $6.12 19.6 $1.20 56 21397
        814.9 5.1 $5.96 19.8 $1.18 56 22212
        805.7 5.0 $5.93 19.9 $1.18 57 23018
        23018
        819.3 5.2 $6.03 19.4 $1.17 55 23837
        853.2 4.6 $5.64 21.6 $1.22 61 24690
        848.3 4.7 $5.56 21.3 $1.19 61 25539
        796.8 5.1 $5.92 19.7 $1.17 56 26336
        821.6 4.8 $5.57 20.8 $1.16 59 27157
        716.3 4.9 $5.62 20.4 $1.14 58 27873
        769.3 5.3 $6.14 18.7 $1.15 53 28643
        780.7 5.1 $5.83 19.7 $1.14 56 29423
        780.9 5.3 $6.20 19.0 $1.18 54 30204
        753.5 5.3 $6.39 18.8 $1.20 53 30958
        882.5 4.6 $5.60 21.6 $1.21 61 31840
        763.3 5.0 $6.18 20.0 $1.24 57 32604
        871.2 4.7 $5.81 21.5 $1.25 61 33475
        834.6 4.9 $5.98 20.4 $1.22 58 34309
        873.7 4.6 $5.60 21.8 $1.22 62 35183
        804.0 4.7 $5.75 21.2 $1.22 60 35987
        841.9 4.6 $5.81 21.7 $1.26 62 36829
        820.3 4.7 $5.85 21.4 $1.25 61 37649
        835.2 4.7 $5.99 21.1 $1.26 60 38485
        843.3 4.7 $6.20 21.3 $1.32 60 39328
        855.8 4.8 $5.99 20.8 $1.25 59 40184
        821.8 4.8 $5.78 21.0 $1.21 60 41005
        798.9 4.7 $5.84 21.2 $1.23 60 41804
        839.6 4.6 $6.15 21.7 $1.33 62 42644
        851.5 4.6 $5.73 21.5 $1.24 61 43495
        834.0 4.7 $5.90 21.3 $1.26 61 44329
        782.9 4.7 $6.34 21.3 $1.35 60 45112
        834.3 4.8 $5.91 20.9 $1.24 59 45947
        835.8 4.5 $5.66 22.1 $1.25 63 46782
        842.4 4.7 $5.84 21.2 $1.24 60 47625
        879.8 4.5 $5.59 22.1 $1.24 63 48505
        831.4 4.6 $5.75 21.8 $1.26 62 49336
        848.7 4.6 $5.88 21.9 $1.29 62 50185
        833.7 4.6 $6.17 21.8 $1.35 62 51018
        840.3 4.6 $5.97 21.9 $1.31 62 51859
        MY07 TDi DSG beige leather bi-xenons & 3M car bra
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        • #79
          Originally posted by Macca View Post
          I was listening to the radio the other day and Will Hagen said that when the fuel usage readout is 0.0 it really is zero. I always thought it would be pretty low - just enough to keep the engine alive while it was engine braking ie less than idle.

          When at idle my 2.0TDI ranges between 0.5 to 0.7 L/100k

          What do you guys think? Is the fuel usage really zero when engine braking - I always thought some of the "idle" fuel would still be required.

          cheers Macca
          Just thought I would bump this back to the top to see if someone can answer this.

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          • #80
            Originally posted by neil View Post
            Just thought I would bump this back to the top to see if someone can answer this.
            and you shall have your answer - albeit an engineering educated diesel head guess.

            there is no need for a diesel engine to use any fuel during an engine braking scenario whatsoever. i used to have a manual switch for the fuel solenoid on my old mk1 gld which cut off fuel completely, and not surprisingly, the engine works just the same without any fuel in that situation as if it has idle fuel.

            it is very likely that the ecu mappings on the new tdi's allow no fuel though during no load operation/above idle speed because this is a sensible way to reduce fuel consumption. there is no engineering reason why this could not be done.
            '07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
            '98 Mk3 Cabriolet 2.0 8V
            '99 A4 Quattro 1.8T

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            • #81
              Originally posted by gldgti View Post
              and you shall have your answer - albeit an engineering educated diesel head guess.

              there is no need for a diesel engine to use any fuel during an engine braking scenario whatsoever. i used to have a manual switch for the fuel solenoid on my old mk1 gld which cut off fuel completely, and not surprisingly, the engine works just the same without any fuel in that situation as if it has idle fuel.

              it is very likely that the ecu mappings on the new tdi's allow no fuel though during no load operation/above idle speed because this is a sensible way to reduce fuel consumption. there is no engineering reason why this could not be done.
              You made it sound so simple. Thanks.

              Have a round trip to work of 40km.@ mostly 100km/h.
              Oneway is part down hill. Been getting 5.5 and the other 5.1
              Neil.

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              • #82
                Adding to this- if you are saying your engine is doing 0.5-0.7l/100km at idle- is this while stopped?

                This would be infite litres/100km if you are doing 0 km/h while it is telling you that...
                Peugeot 306 XTDT 1.9 Turbo Intercooled Diesel

                1976 LS parts vehicle

                Used to have: Mk1 Swallowtail LS DIESEL!

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                • #83
                  You're right Smithy.

                  The readout at standstill is actually L/hr not as I quoted originally

                  cheers Macca

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                  • #84
                    My new TDI DSG Comfortline..

                    I havent let my tank run almost empty till today and the tripmeter indicated 777Km, I filled till it was almost running out the filler neck , 47 liters used so gives an average of 6.04L/100km although the trip #2 indicated 6.7L/100km?? Go figure.. I also noted my GPS tells me the speedo is indicating 106Km/hr at an actual 100Km/hr. I run the aircon 100% of the time set to 22Deg as the 30 something outside is somewhat uncomfortable.
                    Fuel consumption at standstill is around 1.2L/hr, AC running and 0.9L/hr with it off. Car has 2000Km on the clock. Tinted windows yesterday.. Towbar last week ( Did it my self ) wiring for towbar yet to be completed ( see the thread on the towbar wiring hassles ) So far so good.

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                    • #85
                      Filled up for first time today.
                      954km on one tank, put in 53.1 litres.
                      I think the tank from memory is 55.

                      Trip from central coast to Bowral 230km averaged 5.3 and return trip 4.2
                      (MFD)
                      Return trip is down hill. no air con and traveling at speeds of 90-110 for
                      run in period.
                      Filled up with BP. I suspect the dealer did not use bp as I have not seen
                      any around there service centre. So will be interesting to see if I can
                      improve on economy with bp.

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                      • #86
                        nice numbers - 4.2... hehe

                        my mk3 economy keeps improving - i've tinkered so that the turbo is always operational (electronic wastegating) and the low rpm timing retard is disabled...

                        that change alone (after 3 tanks) ahs improved the economy from averaging 6.4l/100km to 5.75l/100km.
                        '07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
                        '98 Mk3 Cabriolet 2.0 8V
                        '99 A4 Quattro 1.8T

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                        • #87
                          Golf V 1.6 Fuel Consumption

                          My Golf V 1.6 is used only for travel from Sydney to Hartley, and some occasional running around in Sydney traffic.

                          I normally get 950km to a tank and 980 on the odd occasion if I travel too far beyond the fuel light turning on.

                          According to my glovebox manual my tank is 60 litres capacity which equates to 6.3 litres per 100km. I use regular unleaded fuel.

                          The trick is to keep the revs below 3000 RPM and short shift where possible. The only exception is when screaming up Mt Victoria in 2nd Gear at redline, whilst praying that I do not break a connecting rod in the process.

                          P.S My car only has a 77mm piston stroke and a stupidly long rod ratio, so revving the freaking bananas out of the engine would not be that bad (I hope).

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                          • #88
                            on the new gt tdi so far - 8L per 100. something tells me that this n umber isnt going to improve much
                            New user account: Mischa

                            Have: gt sport tdi, mk2 gti, mk1 3dr

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by GermanwithaVdub View Post
                              on the new gt tdi so far - 8L per 100. something tells me that this n umber isnt going to improve much
                              Interesting running in process... Lead foot

                              I see I'm not the only one that can't sleep
                              SPoddy
                              2020 Tiguan 162TSI R-Line

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by Spoddy View Post
                                Interesting running in process... Lead foot

                                I see I'm not the only one that can't sleep
                                hard acceleration but shifting at 3500rpm. im worried what the consumption will be when i can shift at redline
                                New user account: Mischa

                                Have: gt sport tdi, mk2 gti, mk1 3dr

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