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Think about it this way; it takes more effort to get a car moving, than to keep it moving.
Yeah I suppose, my transporter never hits that high though, 27-30L/100 tops if I really put the foot down.
But it's the strange figure & no matter how hard I press the accelerator it always hit and stops at that 49.9 mark. I'll see if I can make a video to record the revs and speed.
I heard that reading can be a health indicator for the fuel pump,49.9L/min is the maximum and it means the fuel pump is strong as new
My R36 always shows 49.9L/min under hard acceleration.
BTW, I don't have the gap issue of the rubber liner, it fits perfectly. Maybe it needs settle down or the storage cover needs adjustment ?
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I heard that reading can be a health indicator for the fuel pump,49.9L/min is the maximum and it means the fuel pump is strong as new
My R36 always shows 49.9L/min under hard acceleration.
BTW, I don't have the gap issue of the rubber liner, it fits perfectly. Maybe it needs settle down or the storage cover needs adjustment ?
Had gathered a fair amount of brake dust on the front wheels (in only 520km) probably made more noticeable by the recent rain. So today was my first wash and vac.
Came up a treat, I got the wheels a lot cleaner (inside of rims) than dealer detailer had bothered with.
Now I just need to sort out a good wax product. I was using Car Care Products spray wax but it's run out and not sure if there's anything better.
Can anyone recommend a good cleaner for the chrome window trims and roof rails?
B7s are notorious for brake dust, due to a change in supplier of the brakes package. From ATE to Lucas.
B6s were bad enough already.
I'm not sure if ATE does a Ceramic pad for these, but worth looking into down the track.
Thanks for the heads up. I never had much issue with brake dust on my T5.2 but I have just had the brakes replaced. Mind you black wheels hide a multitude of sins.
I have noticed that it's quite difficult to pull up to a stop without a heavy jerk at the end of the braking. I'm working on it but it's not a smooth to pull up as my transporter. I wonder if the brakes need a look at.
My Neighbours kid broke the tail light on my transporter the other day, waving to his mum riding to school. So I had to duck into Auto1 for a replacement globe.
While there I noticed they had replacement interior LED bulbs.
I've not been loving the lack of interior light in the Passat. So I grabbed some of these LEDs for the boot, side and vanity lights and the dome lights in the front.
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