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GQ SWB Diesel Economy

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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GQ SWB Diesel Economy

Post by GQAndrew »

Was interested in others figures for 4.2 Diesel SWB Economy.

Mine : No Turbo, Stock Car with 31's

Busy Highway (60-100kmh) : About 11.7L/100km
Not sure about just city running.
Highway (100-120kmh) : 12.8L/100km

Highway Driving and also 2 hours offroad on weekend : about 12-13.5L/100km

Was interested to know others figures just for comparison.
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Post by turps »

Over the last 100K I have avg about 13lt/100km. Tyres where 31, 33 or 35's.
When 35's are on it get down to about 14-15lt/100km, gets worse with alot off off-road work.

Best I ever got was on 31's - 10.4lt/100km
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Post by Doggy »

When i went down to Nelson Bay and back from brissie, the round trip probably chewed 200L of diesel for around 2000 Kms. That included driving through the dunes at stockon beach and on the beach. The sand is alot softer down there. Driving to and from work i get around 500kms out a 65L tank with 33's on. Sure beats petrol
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Post by sideways »

i get about 600 kms to a tank city or highway use but then half that when i put 36 swampers on
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Post by GQAndrew »

sideways wrote:i get about 600 kms to a tank city or highway use but then half that when i put 36 swampers on


I assume "to a tank" means when the warning light comes on. I usually get somewhere between 600-700 before this happens
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Post by robbie »

I heard its no good to run diesels down to empty, is this true?
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Post by big red »

there is sometimes a lot of crap at the bottom of the tank diesel or petrol !
what you have probably heard was to always leave you diesel tank full to minimise condensation forming inside your tank .
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