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My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - Neo - 10-07-2012 02:16am
Good to see you back with your baby!
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - XFullFatTim - 10-07-2012 01:53pm
The seat heaters are also wonderful for soothing painful backs but running with them on all the time knocks back the MPG
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 20-07-2012 10:23pm
Best mpg yet and broke the 40mpg barrier at last! And cheapest fuel too!
And with seat heaters running!
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RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - ChuckieB - 20-07-2012 11:09pm
Interesting. I Haven't reset my trip A running since collection. It's been pretty much bang on 34.3! for the full 7,500 miles.
Anyone know if it will happily clock 10,000 or does it go back to zero once it exceeds a certain distance?
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 22-07-2012 12:54am
Depends a lot on driving conditions, As I do a lot of this I find rolling along in moving traffic at 40-50 mph its amazingly efficient, but long hills esp if you power up drops Mpg rapidly (hardly a surprise) and lots of slowing and accelerating drops it rapidly too (also no surprise) 70mph (maybe a bit more) drops it rapidly compared to 50-60 for wind resistance and I guess 4wd drag. Keeping the foot down drops it as you would expect and want as fuel=energy=power if I put my foot down I want power therfore I use lots of fuel. Milton Keynes drops it rapidly...
roundabout city 60-0-60-0-60 etc etc etc!
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - Evo-king - 22-07-2012 09:36am
My wife has been out in ours, bit of a spirited driver, she refilled the car and it has dropped a single digit on the mpg, still she did pay for the fuel and after all she did enjoy the driving.
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 24-07-2012 11:07pm
Left out in the sun today and didnt shut the pano roof blind and the Temp sensor said 33deg (which I assume is in the wing mirror?) dropped to 28 after a Couple of miles.
Gonna be hotter tomorrow! What a far cry from last week 15deg and raining!
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 06-08-2012 10:17am
Latest MPG Charts, back to the cheapest fuel so far (I know a great Esso garage in Devon for this just off the A3
, and the Trip is diverging a bit again on the optimistic side, saying 38.9 while I get 37.5. Only saw 3 other Evoques on a trip to the west country and back, 1 White Pure, 1 White Prestige both going North on the M5 and an identical white Dynamic going the other way on the A38 just into Cornwall having come over the Tamar Bridge which we were heading for, they did wave (first one to wave at me, I just smiled inanely in surprise!!!)
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RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - NightFox - 06-08-2012 11:46am
(06-08-2012 10:17am)PhilSkill Wrote: Latest MPG Charts, back to the cheapest fuel so far (I know a great Esso garage in Devon for this just off the A3
Only saw 3 other Evoques on a trip to the west country and back, 1 White Pure, 1 White Prestige both going North on the M5 and an identical white Dynamic going the other way on the A38 just into Cornwall having come over the Tamar Bridge which we were heading for, they did wave (first one to wave at me, I just smiled inanely in surprise!!!)
Are the averages (speed/mpg) on your charts cumulative, or are you resetting them at every refill? Apologies if you've already said this somewhere in this thread, had a quick look but couldn't see anything.
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 06-08-2012 01:30pm
Hi, I reset the trip every fill