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just worked out my mpg and was seriously wondering if i have a hole in my tank.

Recently filled up (57ltrs) then drove to Liverpool and back (300 miles) 22mpg motorway.

Filled up fortnight ago drove round town 214 miles 16mpg !


keith, sure its not an xk you have lol charlie

Thats a big hole

Hi Keith

 

I average 28 and on a long run I've had as high as 34 and that's from a V8!

 

Ever considered keeping it under 120!!!

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3.0 ltr v6 petrol Pete.

No visible signs or smells of a leak:-(


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wish it was Charlie.

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rarley go above 90 Mike.

3.0 ltr v6 petrol Pete.

No visible signs or smells of a leak:-(

Hi Keith,

 

I think the car needs retuning.  To me, it is either that or new plugs, which used to be an easy job.

 

Nothing wrong with the tank   ---   the steel is re-rolled and coated in Brierley Hill in a works  I

 

used to visit regularly and well quality tested.  A bad product got a poor score from me!

 

Peter.

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just had a thought Pete I do always have the A/C on ?

just had a thought Pete I do always have the A/C on ?

Hi Keith,

 

The manual for the S Type and probably other Jaguar Models does say that you should always keep the A/C on in the Auto mode.

 

Some Aircon systems [my Rover Sterling did] give you a better mpg when they are switched on, biu not Jaguar. Page 156 of the owners manual [if you have one].

 

The manual can be downloaded if you haven't got a copy.

 

Regards,

 

Peter.

Could be a crank sensor as they can give you bad mpg way before they throw a code out. Tanks are plastic on s-type well is on mine anyway. May benefit on a plug change and general service. Check your airfilter yourself as main dealers wont even look at them anymore unless its due on milage.

my ac is always on and I get 23mpg round town 3.0


I am getting far better than that on a 4.0 supercharged V8

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thanks for all that guys i shall look at getting an engine service.

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