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Old 12-18-2009, 03:11 PM   #126
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For those posting mileage, you have to fill up. Set trip odometer to zero. Then the next time you fill, you list the litres used, along with what your trip odometer says.

It's pointless to say things like "200+ kms on half full 40l tank".

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For the first 3000 KM in my gf's 09 Civic EXL Coupe, she was averaging roughly about 42L/400KM?

Now things are starting to look GREAT!!! A mixture of city and highway driving, she got 36L/460KM!
That's about 7.8L/100km. I'm get that in my RSX. I would have expected the 1.8L to be more fuel efficient than that...
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Old 12-18-2009, 03:56 PM   #127
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tats wat i usually do



i usually get 450km-500km from full to empty, before the light comes on tho
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my freakin EK needs a good tune lol.. lowest i've recorded is 8.9L/100km from a 1.6L!
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Old 12-21-2009, 08:09 PM   #129
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summer mileage, 15km per litre

winter/spring mileage, 11.5km per litre
yours is sohc 1.6 dont know what gear ratio something low, save lots of gas!




dohc 1.6L on 4.3 ratio. lol i save more gas doing city driving then highway.

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Old 12-21-2009, 10:38 PM   #130
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For those posting mileage, you have to fill up. Set trip odometer to zero. Then the next time you fill, you list the litres used, along with what your trip odometer says.

It's pointless to say things like "200+ kms on half full 40l tank".



That's about 7.8L/100km. I'm get that in my RSX. I would have expected the 1.8L to be more fuel efficient than that...
Hmm... maybe it's still in "break in" period or somethings wrong with it haha.
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Old 12-22-2009, 12:05 PM   #131
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my freakin EK needs a good tune lol.. lowest i've recorded is 8.9L/100km from a 1.6L!
Perhaps your O2 sensor needs replacing.
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yeah that's something i haven't replaced in a few years. i should grab one just for the hell of it.
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Old 01-07-2010, 07:01 PM   #133
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45L tank

the best so far is 8.9L/100KM
if i drive hard it 'd be 10L/100KM

someday i'll try 100% hwy & easy on the gas
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Old 01-15-2010, 04:20 AM   #134
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2002 Honda Civic Sedan, 40L - 400km-450km. I usually fill up before the light goes off, so there could be fluctuation. All estimates anyways.
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^ you should record the amount you fill up with along with the distance travelled. then, calculate the numbers.
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Old 01-15-2010, 09:03 PM   #136
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I drove my GF's EK i got 300km-30L
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10L/100km?? if it's a stock d16a6/y7/y8 there's either something wrong or your shit-kicked it for that 300km
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i have a month new 2009 civic sport and we barely, just barley get 380-400km for a full tank, which is about 50L tank. is this okay for a new car? it's automatic transmission, and we drove it during cold cold weathers which might take more fuel for engine to warm up, and with all the heating it's doing. any input? also, pretty much 95% city driving and i can only think of knight street bridge guzzling the gas away as that freeway seems to eat gas. is this normal? thanks.


I also have an 09 Civic, LX-SR coupe automatic and I just barely get 350=170 KMS to a 50 L tank of 100% city driving. My car has 2300 kms. Is this normal?
About how many kms do you need on your car before you pass the "break-in" point?
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i have a month new 2009 civic sport and we barely, just barley get 380-400km for a full tank, which is about 50L tank. is this okay for a new car? it's automatic transmission, and we drove it during cold cold weathers which might take more fuel for engine to warm up, and with all the heating it's doing. any input? also, pretty much 95% city driving and i can only think of knight street bridge guzzling the gas away as that freeway seems to eat gas. is this normal? thanks.

I also have an 09 Civic, LX-SR coupe automatic and I just barely get 350=170 KMS to a 50 L tank of 100% city driving. My car has 2300 kms. Is this normal?
About how many kms do you need on your car before you pass the "break-in" point?
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damn tats pretty bad milleage for a new civic


about 5000kms to break in
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Old 02-27-2010, 09:40 PM   #141
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I get about 375kms for every 50 litre tank when the light goes on. Not so good but its all city driving.
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Old 02-28-2010, 02:30 PM   #143
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S2000. When I fill up i usually have 5 litres to go so its realistically 375kms for 45 litres.
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I get 450km/40L now with the turbo on.

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I get 450km/40L now with the turbo on.

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what are you running? b20vtec with boost or something?

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has anyone re-calculated their fuel economy now that chevron has up to 10% ethanol in their regular gas?

so far i've had inconsistent numbers from 7.0L-7.99L/100km. before, it was as low as 6.54L/100km.
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has anyone re-calculated their fuel economy now that chevron has up to 10% ethanol in their regular gas?

so far i've had inconsistent numbers from 7.0L-7.99L/100km. before, it was as low as 6.54L/100km.
my latest calculations were with the new gas.. 10-12L per 100k..which is definitely worse

btw it's not chevron specific..

every station I've been to in the city is displaying the "may contain up to 10% ethanol" sign

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I also have an 09 Civic, LX-SR coupe automatic and I just barely get 350=170 KMS to a 50 L tank of 100% city driving. My car has 2300 kms. Is this normal?
About how many kms do you need on your car before you pass the "break-in" point?
it depends on each car... my car took ~8500 km. It was a bit after the second oil change that I started to notice better fuel economy.

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my latest calculations were with the new gas.. 10-12L per 100k..which is defnitely worse

btw it's not chevron specific..

every station I've been to in the city is displaying the "may contain up to 10% ethanol" sign
i know it's not chevron specific, but chevron is the most recent one to switch over

ethanol is killing my EF's fuel economy.
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