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Buzz



Member Since: 11 Oct 2011
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2010 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 DCPU Tonga Green
MPG
Just back from a 1,048.9 miles trip to The Highlands with the Patriot Roof Rack and the tent in place.

70mph max but averaged 65mph.

44.63 gallons of fuel used.

23.5 mpg

The best was 25mpg and the worst 21.56 on the way back into the wind.

Have taken the tent off for the Winter now so we'll see what difference it makes.

Before having the tent and rack on I got 29-31MPG.

Land Rover Owner's, ruining Defenders since 1948 lol Mr. Green
Post #100688 18th Nov 2011 9:55am
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MartinK



Member Since: 02 Mar 2011
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Interesting, I would not have thought the roof rack would make that much difference?

I'm averaging just over 27mpg, but have not (as yet) had a tank just used for unladen long runs (i.e. optimal conditions). The last few tanks I have used the trailer, been on short distances, and also sea kayaks on the roof. The MPG has not varied that much (not as much as yours anyway! Confused Defender "Puma" 2.4 110 County Utility (possibly the last of the 2.4's)
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Buzz



Member Since: 11 Oct 2011
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MartinK wrote:
Interesting, I would not have thought the roof rack would make that much difference?

I'm averaging just over 27mpg, but have not (as yet) had a tank just used for unladen long runs (i.e. optimal conditions). The last few tanks I have used the trailer, been on short distances, and also sea kayaks on the roof. The MPG has not varied that much (not as much as yours anyway! Confused


Do you spend much time in Aviemore? Might be moving upto Carr Bridge or Boat of Garten in January. Nightmare to find somewhere to rent!
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MartinK



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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 USW Orkney Grey
Buzz wrote:
MartinK wrote:
Interesting, I would not have thought the roof rack would make that much difference?

I'm averaging just over 27mpg, but have not (as yet) had a tank just used for unladen long runs (i.e. optimal conditions). The last few tanks I have used the trailer, been on short distances, and also sea kayaks on the roof. The MPG has not varied that much (not as much as yours anyway! Confused


Do you spend much time in Aviemore? Might be moving upto Carr Bridge or Boat of Garten in January. Nightmare to find somewhere to rent!


Buzz - yes in Aviemore now - I have sent you a PM regards finding places to rent... Thumbs Up Defender "Puma" 2.4 110 County Utility (possibly the last of the 2.4's)
Post #100716 18th Nov 2011 12:44pm
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CRJ



Member Since: 12 Mar 2011
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Denmark 1991 Defender 90 200 Tdi ST Alpine White
In my 130 with Patriot Rack I average 24 miles per gallon - a lot on highway doing about 80 mph. Before roof rack and remap I averaged 28 miles per gallon.

CRJ 88 Ser. 3 1980 -sold
Puma 130 - 08- sold
90 200tdi 1991 - sold
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110 CC 2003
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Caterham



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been doing a lot of A road and motorway use....bong and orange light at 457miles filled up at 480miles - equated to 32mpg.

although I'm sure alot of you will think thats great I'm still convinced there should be more considering my driving style (for the most part).

for those interested that was 67.75 ltr (£100.20). what I really can't understand though is.....its a 65 ltr tank isn't it Shocked
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TJ101



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I have got 73 lts into a Puma 110 in Belgium once,, Shocked California F1, 75th 110 "Kermit", 50th Ann V8, 90 V8 Hybrid, 55 Series 1

Main Brian James Trailer Dealer for South West UK
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Caterham



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not including the jerry can Laughing

Shocked
Post #142647 30th Apr 2012 8:36pm
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Bearcat



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Ireland 
Forgive me, is the td5 tank smaller? I remember I was refilling it on a more regular basis when I had a td5 Current...07 90 Puma commercial
Porsche 930 1988 (laid up)
Previous Td5 90 & V8 90
Post #142663 30th Apr 2012 10:06pm
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Lorryman100



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The fuel tank capacity is 75 litres for a 110/130 and 60 litres for a 90. Then you have the filler pipe volume as well on top of that, though most of that will leak out the tank breather if it hasn't been repositioned.


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HTH Brian.
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Caterham



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75 ltrs !!

great should be able to do well in excess of 500 miles on a tank then Very Happy
Post #142710 1st May 2012 10:47am
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NinetyTD4



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Look at that fellows log: http://www.spritmonitor.de/de/detailansicht/478348.html => 35,4 mpg (UK) on a 90. Never forget: cars have owner, Landrover have field service personnel.
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Caterham



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holy cow !

I thought I drived like miss daisy - I reckon he must live at the top of a big hill with a ski lift Laughing


mind it is a 90 and they do more mpg.

damn fine effort all the same by him. Thumbs Up
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roadracingtog



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2009 110 Utility, no roof rack. Average 27 mpg mixed driving. Achieved 29 mpg on M6/M5 trip over Easter at a steady 65mph. Thumbs Up http://www.roadracingsupporters.com
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Caterham



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damn ! I knew there must be a bit more to come.....

Embarassed

found out my front tyres were only at 20psi ! and rear about 30psi.....

no idea how thats happened. I'm sure its not been back to the dealers since I checked them last (so either I was dumb enough to put so little in or they're all loosing an equal(ish) amount of air Confused
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