Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
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Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Reeco on Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:45 pm
Hi All, Can I have the MPG from the owners of the above vehicles, I am considering buying a newer version of the Fronty but wanted to know is it worth say paying the extra £ 500 on a desiel vehicle.I am also now considering buying a Pajero as I saw a K reg Pajero a couple of days ago, it was immaculate and you would never have thought it was K reg. ATB. Reeco
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Sir-Doris on Mon Mar 10, 2008 12:29 am
Owner of a 95' 2.2 petrol. I had a VX reconditioned engine fitted 2 years ago and rarely get less then 400 miles to a full tank unless Im doing a lot of stop/start city driving. So averaging between 23 and 27 MPG. I just replaced the Lambda sensor though and Im expecting to see a little more on top of that. Cant speak for the diesels though.
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Reeco on Mon Mar 10, 2008 12:46 am
Cheers for that Mate. ATB. Reeco
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by ernie1 on Mon Mar 10, 2008 2:52 am
My '98 2.2 petrol LWB does about same as sir doris's so apears to be the norm @ 100 miles to £20
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Paul A on Mon Mar 10, 2008 9:29 am
Yes, it absolutely is.
I have the 2.2 Dti and the wife has the 2.2 petrol.
The diesel is way more economical than the petrol version (38-40 mpg v 25mpg)
You'll recover the extra cost in no time..
I have the 2.2 Dti and the wife has the 2.2 petrol.
The diesel is way more economical than the petrol version (38-40 mpg v 25mpg)
You'll recover the extra cost in no time..
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Road Hog on Mon Mar 10, 2008 1:58 pm
Reeco see viewtopic.php?f=34&t=11155
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by bobbinsjob on Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:22 pm
getting about 35mpg from Angelina
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Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Sir-Doris on Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:54 pm
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Lowered Front Diff Hangers
Grooved and Dimpled Front Brake Discs
Front and Rear Recovery Loops
Petrol Cap on a String
Secondary Air
Injection System Removed
Removed Front ARB
Soon to have 5.13:1 Diff's
Got the Diff's just need to fit em - Region: Mid Wales
Re: Economy on The 98 > 2.2 Petrol and 2.2 Desiel
by Reeco on Tue Mar 11, 2008 6:06 pm
Hi All, TYVM for the replies. I am looking for a nice 2.2 TDi or I am looking for a 2.5 TDi Pajero. ATB. Reeco
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