The
tank from hell is in.
@ 5.92 L/100km - 39.7 mpg(US) it's not too bad.
It's what I used to get some years ago, before slowing down - and I've seen worse
The dealership went through nearly 2/3 of the tank for half the miles.
I used the other 1/3 for the other half - even though I haven't really been hypermiling it.
Actually, it's been doing higher speeds (legal limit), higher rpm than the last year.
The DPF was renewed somewhere around 146500-146600 km.
The first regeneration was at 146987.
The next one a mere 238km later at 147225 - far too quickly. Again.
I'll see what happens on this full tank, but it looks like Hägar isn't cured.
I've just about had it with this car.
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Originally Posted by 320touring
it is interesting to note that it does appear to have been a fault with the car rather than driving sttyle- so you're doing nothing wrong, euromodder
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The frequent regenerations happen regardless of whether it's been hypermiled or not.
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I'm thinking of things like long periods at idle (e.g. E(on)C)
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I'm idling while coasting, but otherwise, when the engine is warm I'm idling less than many people.
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What I'm getting at is this- did your endeavours to get better MPG have a detrimental effect on the longevity of the components?
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Definitely not on the air intake tubing, that's not affected by driving style