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21st January 2017, 16:10 | #21 |
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T4 is a diagnostic tool for our cars. It tells you if you have anything wrong. And if there is, you can put it right.
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21st January 2017, 16:29 | #22 | |
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So, what is a T4 fix? Does the poster mean he had a problem with his car that was identified using the T4 and then fixed? If so, it must have ben some issue to have led to a 10MPG difference. Keen to understand what it was. Or is this some sort of a drug taken by terminators? |
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21st January 2017, 16:43 | #23 | |
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My fuel consumption figures have recovered from 43 MPG back up to 48 MPG, and I don't have to use a calendar to plan road trips Mmm, 131 PS is not 160 BHP, but it is certainly more palatable than 114 BHP Brian |
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21st January 2017, 16:45 | #24 | |
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The thing is nobody but the poster, or the T4 operator can answer this question Brian |
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21st January 2017, 16:59 | #25 |
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[QUOTE=Mr bountyfull;2434760]Update - now with T4 fix. The car is now more swift where I want it 50-70mph but more importantly the car is now giving just shy of 60mpg (over 59mpg brim to brim measured)
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21st January 2017, 17:24 | #27 | |
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21st January 2017, 21:58 | #29 |
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Driven my car from 23k to nearly 202k.
Used to get close to 50mpg when miles were low, now get between 44-46. As the actual combined is 48mpg, that sounds about right. This is from mainly 60 miles round trip to work, average speed overall about 45mph |
21st January 2017, 22:23 | #30 |
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The fix is the "fixing of power" no other fix. They are the real mpg values by brim to brim. I recorded the mileage noted the fuel used brim to brim and that was the mpg. If no one trusts my records so be it, I will continue to enjoy the better than expected economy.
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