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Old 13-12-2020, 08:48 PM   #1
Aussie Falcon
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Default AU1 Fairmont high fuel consumption

Hi,

I need help trying to solve a high fuel consumption problem on a 1999 6 Cyl AU1 Fairmont.

Driving is usually in the city with short trips and it's averaging 21L/100.
It's usually driven gently. I've tried 98 or 91 petrol and econ mode with little difference

The car drives and runs smoothly. There is a petrol\strong exhaust smell when car is cold on start up. Only modifications are\were a K&N filter and an XR6 intake scoop

The following have been replaced in recent months

Center and rear mufflers (due to corrosion)
new standard Air filter (was a K&N)
Coolant Temp sensor
6x new fuel injectors
new fuel pressure regulator
new inlet manifold gasket (leak was found)
new oxygen sensor
new idle control valve

Fuel filter was checked. Last replaced 2 years ago
spark plugs are about 5 years old

The car is in mint condition with low KMs and doesn't do more that 5k per year

what are the next steps?

Thanks
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