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Old 14-04-2020, 11:24 PM   #1
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Ok folks, Superyob Tuesday is back! But not really. This time I have a blandly inoffensive topic of conversation, not aimed at any persons, real or imaginary, green or otherwise and we will NOT mention a very fast Aurion…

Apparently it could do 0 to 100 in less than 5 seconds...

Seriously...

Anyway, my topic revolves around the distance to empty readouts in my BF and 2015 Kuga. A couple of months back, I noticed that both vehicles, around the same time, started reading 50 to 60 kays less than they would normally when the tank was filled. I always put in the same fuel from the same 2 or 3 stations. Coincidence, or conspiracy???

Oh come on, it's nearly midnight, I've been in lock down for a bazillion years and I am extremely bored. This is the best I could do...
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Old 14-04-2020, 11:30 PM   #2
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Old 15-04-2020, 12:02 AM   #3
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It’s a conspiracy. Those capitalist pig servos are out for you, Tovarishch Yobsky. You’re being subtly re-educated one DTE at a time.
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Old 15-04-2020, 06:11 AM   #4
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Coincedence as the cars have done more kilometres over time they re using more fuel
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Old 15-04-2020, 07:11 AM   #5
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Coincedence as the cars have done more kilometres over time they re using more fuel
217000 kms for ute, 39000 for Kuga. Both read lower within days of each other...
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Nothing stronger than full cream milk, I promise. The 'discussion' about the Aurion occurred on this forum about 5 years ago...
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Nothing stronger than full cream milk, I promise. The 'discussion' about the Aurion occurred on this forum about 5 years ago...
I do remember that one! How can we forget! Been a few classics over the years.
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Old 15-04-2020, 05:09 PM   #8
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Were both vehicles filled from the same pump, or the same underground tank? If yes, and you bought premium, you could have got 91 by accident. (someone filled the underground tank with the wrong fuel), or you got a dodgy batch with low octane levels.
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Were both vehicles filled from the same pump, or the same underground tank? If yes, and you bought premium, you could have got 91 by accident. (someone filled the underground tank with the wrong fuel), or you got a dodgy batch with low octane levels.
Shouldn't change the DTE reading though. Not immediately.

DTE is calculated on driving behaviour. Maybe your behaviour has changed enough (running the Air Con more given it's been a hot summer).
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Shouldn't change the DTE reading though. Not immediately.

DTE is calculated on driving behaviour. Maybe your behaviour has changed enough (running the Air Con more given it's been a hot summer).
Yes like driving a modded XR6Turbo..................Hard and fast like Sco Mo and most of the rest of us's decision on 'THE VIRUS'!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 15-04-2020, 06:42 PM   #11
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Shouldn't change the DTE reading though. Not immediately.

DTE is calculated on driving behaviour. Maybe your behaviour has changed enough (running the Air Con more given it's been a hot summer).
Possible, but I don't drive the Kuga except to fill it up. It's my wife's car...
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Possible, but I don't drive the Kuga except to fill it up. It's my wife's car...
Doesn't mean the same environmental factors didn't affect her.
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Ones got Covid 19 and the other one hasn't - it's not rocket science
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