I think I would be a bit disappointed with that mileage!8342mat said:I average 7 mpg with the 2.2
HugoRune said:I think I would be a bit disappointed with that mileage!8342mat said:I average 7 mpg with the 2.2![]()
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Grumps said:2.0 model was even worse than the 2.2 but better mpg is possible. Andy on here has a 2.0 with a racechip fitted and gets 30mpg.
Yes, you are wrong! My 2007 has a DPF and is £250 tax bracket.8342mat said:My 2009 2.0 CDTIS Auto averaged 26.2 mpg over the 3 years i had it.
Correct me if i am wrong ............
the 2007 models are in the £400+ tax bracket.
If that is the case i am not sure they have a DPF.
My 2009 did hence the tax was £250+
The difference between the 2.2 and 2.0 is light years.
I average 7 mpg with the 2.2
Mat
Danyorks said:So... Today I changed the filter for the K&N panel filter and put a bottle of Wynns DPF cleaner in with a full tank. I then drove 150 miles round trip to Sheffield and averaged 31mpg!!!! I could only get 24 before even on a run!![]()
♠ChumBucket♠ said:I've been using Millers diesel power eco max since (as I bought them both at same time) but haven't noticed any difference at all with it!
8342mat said:♠ChumBucket♠ said:I've been using Millers diesel power eco max since (as I bought them both at same time) but haven't noticed any difference at all with it!
Are you saying that the figures are unchanged from the wynns, or unchanged from baseline figures before the wynns ?
I ask as i use 75ml of millers in every other tank of sainsburys fuel, and have had onenoticeable regenin four tanks of fuel.
I also note that morrisons fuel doesnt last as long, with tesco only lasting a margin more.
Wynns and millers do the same thing but the opposite way round.
wynns lowers the soot burn off temp while millers raises the cetane level in the diesel so burns hotter burning the soot earlier.
Mat
♠ChumBucket♠ said:No difference from baseline with Millers using it as per Millers instructions.
8342mat said:♠ChumBucket♠ said:No difference from baseline with Millers using it as per Millers instructions.
I look forward to your wynns long term test results then.
Mat
8342mat said:Not looked into this Wynns fully yet other than how it works.Is it a full bottle for a full tank, nothing for the next two tanks then bottle for full tank again ?
If so that is more expensive.
Millers £12.99 = 6.67 tanks = £1.94 per tank or 2.98p extra per litre (75ml per tank full)
Wynns £ 9.99 = 3 tanks = £ 3.33 per tank or 5.12p per litre.
72% increase.
(Halfords prices and 65 litre tank)
Mat