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Old 22nd June 2019, 13:34   #3
SD1too
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Originally Posted by richardreid View Post
I noticed recently on filling up the fuel tank that the top third seems to be disappearing pretty quickly on a run.
Richard; I'm afraid this is all too vague to be meaningful. You mention the top third. How do you know when a third of the capacity of the tank has been consumed?

Secondly what does "pretty quickly" mean? Have you performed a brim-to-brim calculation?

Thirdly, if you had a fuel leak you would smell it!

High fuel consumption is usually explained by one of the following:
  • Inaccurate measurements and calculations.
  • Boy racer driving style.
  • Traffic jams and/or frequent short journeys.
  • Engine failing to reach normal operating temperature due to thermostat fault.

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