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£63 divided by £1.40 per litre=45litres
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45litres it is then. Someone at Peugeot can't measure me thinks or just looked at tank and took a guess at it :lol: :lol: :lol: well they are French after all they don't worry about techancallitys :eusa-think:
RCZ1
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So how come on my last fill up I put in 46.04 litres?
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Anonymous
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U got the one with the big tank then. Depends how many times u go past the auto stop click at the petrol pump i always try to fill up to its right at the neck of the value in tank sad i know oh and i always stop on even number of pence anal or wot :lol: :lol: :lol:
RCZ1
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I do 2 clicks after the auto cut off. 
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Anonymous
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Well who has ran their tank dry? Unless you have then you can't say for any certainty what the size of it is.
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Anonymous
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£63 to fill tank divided by £1.40 per litre=45 litres, simple maths.
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Anonymous
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and that was with a completely empty tank? Ie car would not start again due to lack of fuel?
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Anonymous
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The tank and the fuel filler pipe.
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Anonymous
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Last time cost £63 trip was saying 0 miles and i played petrol station roulett by passing 2 and doing another 12 miles after reaching the zero mark fun or wot unless u run out so i guess tank was as close to empty as id like 2 get :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Anonymous
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When I bought my RCZ 14 Mths ago, I was told by the dealer not to let the trip reading go below 30 miles remaining.
RCZ1
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Snowy87 said:
I was always told that was not a good thing to do as you it will build up diry in the fuel tank. Empty out the tank (or as near as without going to low) to avoid this happening.
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Anonymous
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Was pleasantly surprised with the fuel consumption on my 156 GT when I first had it. But now 13 months on the miles have definitely dropped off. :eusa-think:
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Do u always do wot ur told :?:bradshaw said:
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NO!!
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:text-bravo:
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Anonymous
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I am driving a 200 RCZ and getting 350 to 400 from each tank and it is showing an average of 33.7mpg on the longer tracker I am using. I have a big right foot to add in to the equation so not sure why yours is so low.
Journey is 14.2 miles to work for me.
Journey is 14.2 miles to work for me.
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Anonymous
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Urban driving only explains why i can only achieve an average of 30 mpg!!!
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Anonymous
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First time I filled my petrol 156 GT up after it came off the deliver truck it took over 51 litres, so my tank is definitely bigger than 45 litres (unless there's a hole in the tank !).
Last weekend my RCZ went on its first proper long drive out of the city for a long weekend, mainly a mixture of 60-70mph on the motorways and A-roads and less on country lanes. Doing under 70mph on a motorway an odd feeling but as I've just switched from my company paying for all fuel to me paying for it I'm more conservative now !!!. Averaged over 47mpg on both fills. Compares with the 33mpg I get when my mileage comprises short daily commutes in SW London.
Last weekend my RCZ went on its first proper long drive out of the city for a long weekend, mainly a mixture of 60-70mph on the motorways and A-roads and less on country lanes. Doing under 70mph on a motorway an odd feeling but as I've just switched from my company paying for all fuel to me paying for it I'm more conservative now !!!. Averaged over 47mpg on both fills. Compares with the 33mpg I get when my mileage comprises short daily commutes in SW London.
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Did u not get free tank of fuel with car :eusa-think: