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Fuel Economy 3.0l V6 Pajero

Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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Fuel Economy 3.0l V6 Pajero

Post by Scone »

For those running 32-33" tires on your 3L V6 Pajero's, how has it affected your fuel consumption/economy?
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Post by klrevo »

my shorty use to run from 10L - 12L / 100km.

i did a record on here for a little hwile, averaged out fuel consumption for about a month, average to be about 11.5L/100kms. Mostly just general use, little bit of city, litle bit of freeway, little bit of 4x4, bit of everything.

the new paj uses a little bit more with the 35s and 5.29s and LWB but its still not as thirsty as i had expected. runs about 12.5L/100kms. little bit less sometimes. im not too disappointed.

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Post by Dexter »

It depends on how healthy your engine is I believe, my NL 3.5 is averaging 16.5L/100km stock apart from lift and 31s. This is doing only highway work and 4wding. I think its pretty damn sick.
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Post by siggie »

when i went to grafton at xmas returned 10 to the 100
better than I ever expected, my vl only retured 9 to the 100
so 10 for a fourby is great 3.0 v6
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Post by -Scott- »

The very best I've ever achieved was high 10s, cool weather on flat ground with a tail wind. Hot weather, high speed (120 in a 110 zone) into a head wind has hit high 15s. For offroad work I budget 20 l/100km, but even crossing the Simpson I averaged 16 - but the "slowest" bit, on the WAA line, the fuel gauge was dropping alarmingly fast! :shock:
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Post by RHETORIC »

Hi Guys,

I'm new.

I have a Paj 3.5L 1995 NJ. This baby uses 18L/100 on a normal day - half highway, half traffic. I'm beginning to suspect something is very, very wrong.

Thoughts?

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Post by scooby_74 »

on my stock tyres had as bad as 20ltr per hun and as good as 12.6.
All depends on how much i use the right pedal.
I only put my 32s on recently but seems like round town no difference. Though i did the power line track in mundaring last weekend and used heaps less off road mainly because i dont have to punish it so hard where i used to drag my diff and got more grip with muddies
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