405 mpg

Discussion in 'Peugeot 405' started by chris, Jun 28, 2008.

  1. chris

    chris Guest

    hi

    i am recently getting poor mileage from my 405 1.9 td is there a easy way of
    establishing what is causing it or could there be various factors

    tia
     
    chris, Jun 28, 2008
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  2. chris

    Chris Guest

    What mileage ar you getting from it ??i have a 405 and i put £10 of
    diesel in and getting about 100-150 miles .(no heavy foot)
     
    Chris, Jun 28, 2008
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  3. chris

    GGJ Guest

    if your getting 100 to 150 miles on 10 quid of diesel I would say you are
    doing bloody well
    as diesel is around £1.30 a liter which is works out as 4.546 liters to the
    gallon UK
    so at £1.30 a liter for £10 you get 7.69 liters,or £5.90 a gallon therefore
    if you are only putting in £10 then that only 1.69 gallons
    so if out of that you are getting 100miles then that works out at 59.17
    MILES PER GALLON,
    or if you can stretch that to 150 miles out of £10 or 1.69 gallons then that
    88.7 MILES PER GALLON
    if its the latter that you are getting then I would suggest that you keep
    the car for ever, or your odometer is way out .

    GGJ




    What mileage ar you getting from it ??i have a 405 and i put £10 of
    diesel in and getting about 100-150 miles .(no heavy foot)
     
    GGJ, Jun 28, 2008
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  4. chris

    malc Guest

    You're right. It's an impressive result.

    --
    Malc
    I said "Oh pretty maid I think you done me wrong"
    I said "Oh pretty maid I think you done me wrong"
    "You just wait there boy, I'll do you right after evensong"
    Sid Kipper
     
    malc, Jun 28, 2008
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  5. chris

    Bystander Guest

    I think Chris omitted to tell us that his car is fitted with pedals and a
    windsail.
    I average about 44 mpg with a 02 406. I did manage to get 48 on a trip from
    Winchester to Liverpool last year.

    Bryan UK Winchester
     
    Bystander, Jun 29, 2008
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  6. chris

    chris Guest

    hi

    update i am getting about 46 miles with £10 of diesel which is crap this has
    only just started to be noticeable
    so any advise would be welcome, i have put some redex in the tank to see if
    this would help

    chris




    What mileage ar you getting from it ??i have a 405 and i put £10 of
    diesel in and getting about 100-150 miles .(no heavy foot)
     
    chris, Jun 29, 2008
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  7. chris

    Chris Guest

    I dont use a heavy foot when driving,also i change the oil plus all the
    filter every 4th month, which helps in running,they say if you look
    after the engine the engine will look after you. in my case that is
    true.
     
    Chris, Jun 29, 2008
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  8. chris

    GGJ Guest

    heavy foot or not I am 100% sure that you are not getting 88.7 MPG,
    no matter even if you changed the oil and filters on a daily basis.
    Unless your journey is always down hill with a following wind and you switch
    off and free wheel down it, but then that would mean an uphill journey all
    the way back.
    GGJ
     
    GGJ, Jun 29, 2008
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  9. chris

    Wichita Guest

    I get 44 to 48 mpg from current 405 TD and the last one.
    Might do a bit better with a lighter foot, but only a bit.
     
    Wichita, Jul 5, 2008
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  10. chris

    Keith W Guest

    That's pretty close to my 406 HDI 110 which gives 47mpg irrespective of how
    or where it is driven. i.e. a heavy foot or town driving make absolutely
    no difference, still averages 47 and has done since it was built in '99.
     
    Keith W, Jul 6, 2008
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  11. chris

    Doki Guest

    Eh? I can tell you for sure that a constant speed of 100mph in a 110 HDi
    results in fuel economy below 30mpg...
     
    Doki, Aug 2, 2008
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  12. chris

    Keith W Guest

    Admitted I dont gallop at 100mph but before I retired I did a lot (30K per
    year) of mainly motorway driving and since I retired at the end of 2002 my
    travelling has been mainly local roads with occasional trips. I had to
    maintain a spreadsheet when I worked which, amongst other things, monitored
    average MPG and I have kept it going ever since. MPG has always been
    within a few decimal points of 47.
     
    Keith W, Aug 3, 2008
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    nesta

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    Those are some figures for the 405, didn't realise the MPG was so great
     
    nesta, Jun 21, 2013
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