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Old 08-28-2010, 01:36 PM   #8 (permalink)
groar
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scenic - '01 renault scenic
90 day: 43.09 mpg (US)

megane - '97 renault megane classic
Diesel
90 day: 72.53 mpg (US)

dennisius - '06 Toyota Prius
Team Toyota
90 day: 69.27 mpg (US)
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Originally Posted by Piwoslaw View Post
Damn, why don't I have as much determination as Groar?
I want to have longer tanks than PaleMelanesian As he is always improving his hypermiling skills, I have to ecomod the megane more and more and...

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, DENIS!!!
Your thanks are my pleasure

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I've been looking for a way to turn my engine off... But thanks to your step-by-step instruction I will keep trying.
I think the test by removing the fuses one after the other is a great way to test an engine without documentation, but I'm not an electrician and I don't know what are the risks to proceed to such a test
Personally I would hesitate to do it on a newer diesel with a high pressure pump (ie common rail) as they are certainly much more complicated and sensitive. Now I don't want to make you hesitate to test that on your HDi.

Have fun,

Denis.
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