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That’s about fuel consumption.
I found that most srt6 have around 20 mpg/gallon.
I drive my car everyday and of course spend my time in traffic jam.
Couple days ago I decided to check my fuel consumption and was shocked!
I rode on my 6 extremely low (shifting up to 2000 rpm without fast starts)
The only tunes wich I have are NeedsWings DCAI and Teflon/Thermal Coated Lower YPipe
And my consumption is 8 mpg/gallon!
P.S.
Also I find P0335 code. But I this is crank shaft sensor ...
I found that most srt6 have around 20 mpg/gallon.
I drive my car everyday and of course spend my time in traffic jam.
Couple days ago I decided to check my fuel consumption and was shocked!
I rode on my 6 extremely low (shifting up to 2000 rpm without fast starts)
The only tunes wich I have are NeedsWings DCAI and Teflon/Thermal Coated Lower YPipe
And my consumption is 8 mpg/gallon!
Why should this happen
P.S.
Also I find P0335 code. But I this is crank shaft sensor ...
Last edited by Russcross; Mar 13, 2012 at 10:05 AM. Reason: Freinds Need Help
Originally Posted by mdaniels4
that can't be. Unless you have a fuel leak, or someone siphoning your gas somehow. You'd definately notice performance issues going from 20-8
I'd think even if you were mis-firing on 1 cyclinder, with a rough engine, you could do at least 8 per gallon, if not better.
Is it possible your math is off...???
An easy routine is to fill the gas tank to the rim (top it off).
Drive normally for about 100 miles.
Then top off the tank again, and record the mileage driven from last fill up, and amount of gas put in.
Then do the math for mles per gallon...
Originally Posted by Kodebuster
I agree, 8 miles per gallon would indicate a serious engine issue.
I'd think even if you were mis-firing on 1 cyclinder, with a rough engine, you could do at least 8 per gallon, if not better.
Is it possible your math is off...???
An easy routine is to fill the gas tank to the rim (top it off).
Drive normally for about 100 miles.
Then top off the tank again, and record the mileage driven from last fill up, and amount of gas put in.
Then do the math for mles per gallon...
I'd think even if you were mis-firing on 1 cyclinder, with a rough engine, you could do at least 8 per gallon, if not better.
Is it possible your math is off...???
An easy routine is to fill the gas tank to the rim (top it off).
Drive normally for about 100 miles.
Then top off the tank again, and record the mileage driven from last fill up, and amount of gas put in.
Then do the math for mles per gallon...
I leave in Russia and have my speedo in Km/h and fuel consumption in liters/100 km
I could overcome only 300 km on the hole tank (in my case it`s 65 liters, I thing the same as yours)
So in miles thats around 187, what is yours average distance?
Thanks
O. Today I`ve remembered scholl math and I think it`s around 22 per gallon
But still I wanna know, is it all right that average consumption 187 per full tank?
Thanks to all!
But still I wanna know, is it all right that average consumption 187 per full tank?
Thanks to all!
Originally Posted by Russcross
O. Today I`ve remembered scholl math and I think it`s around 22 per gallon
Thanks to all!
Thanks to all!
As an example, on an extended trip, with just highway driving (in 6th gear), I averaged about 28 miles per gallon.
So 22 in the City of Moscow, moving at a crawl is okay in my mind...
I have been tracking mine in a spreadsheet and I get 260 to 290 miles on 13.5 to 14 gallons. Average is 20mpg to 21mpg city driving. On the highway I get 23mpg or a little more.
And yes, the P0335 is the crankshaft position sensor. If you are getting the code you should change it before it fails at a bad time, or be carrying a spare and the tools to change it.
And yes, the P0335 is the crankshaft position sensor. If you are getting the code you should change it before it fails at a bad time, or be carrying a spare and the tools to change it.
What is the quality and Octane Rating on Fuel in Russia? This will also have a determining factor in your Cars mileage..
Here in Australia our Octane ratings are between 91-98..
I run my SRT-6 on 98 Unleaded.. It is a nice clean fuel that burns well..
Here in Australia our Octane ratings are between 91-98..
I run my SRT-6 on 98 Unleaded.. It is a nice clean fuel that burns well..
Originally Posted by GraphiteGhost
Strangers need help too! He he he he he... 
The only thing why I am a stranger is little posts from me
By I regularly visit this web site to draw information
I’ve rode on my 6 for last 3 yearsand love it like everybody does
Originally Posted by Adam Downunder
What is the quality and Octane Rating on Fuel in Russia? This will also have a determining factor in your Cars mileage..
Here in Australia our Octane ratings are between 91-98..
I run my SRT-6 on 98 Unleaded.. It is a nice clean fuel that burns well..
Here in Australia our Octane ratings are between 91-98..
I run my SRT-6 on 98 Unleaded.. It is a nice clean fuel that burns well..
In Russia we have Octane ratings between 80-98.
I use 98 as well
I get between 22 and 24 normally on my NA. 28-30 on a trip, the winter blend of gas is poorer quality so it's more like the 22 in the daily commute. in summer it goes back to between 24-almost 26. I almost always use the 89 and runs like a champ. BTW, I really like those yellow calipers on the Aero Blue Mike. Look really sharp.
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