206 1.4 LPG fuel consumption

Hello friends, 1 month ago I bought 1.4 hdi 206. I am a new driver and I do not understand the vehicle technical knowledge very much. The vehicle has an ATIKER brand LPG. While bringing the vehicle from the country last week, he was able to travel only 130 km with an average of 50 km on the long road with a gas of 50 lira and the vehicle went to gas after suddenly by singing the & nbsp; lpg indicator. Then the lpg indicator appeared on the 3rd tooth, which seems to be a malfunction (?). Then, about 250 km road from Kayaş to Eskişehir came with 50 TL gasoline. Also, when I started the car, it forced me to stop & nbsp; and sometimes it stopped. It helps me in these matters and I would be glad if you share your opinions.

Hdi vehicle is diesel, my teacher has a mistake there, the second mistake is not 50 kilometers with 50 TL gasoline.

You just bought the vehicle. You made a mistake when calculating. I have 1.4 gasoline. I don't even burn 5 every 100 kilometers. Of course, I do not exceed 90 kilometers. Between 80 and 90. You should have gone more with LPG. It would pass 200 kilometers easily. If you did not make a calculation error. It means there is a problem.

Sir, I'm always on my mind :) 1.4 panoramic. When it comes to gasoline, a 100-liter gasoline burned a quarter tank, and I wrote an average of 50-liter, which could be above that. I mean, the full tank lpg only made 130 km. 32 liter tank volume is written on the warranty card.

[QUOTE = ariessimena] Sorry, I'm always on my mind :) 1.4 panoramic. When it comes to gasoline, a 100-liter gasoline burned a quarter tank, and I wrote an average of 50-liter, which could be above that. I mean, the full tank lpg only made 130 km. it says 32 liter tank volume on the warranty card. [/ QUOTE]

If you are sure you calculated correctly, take it to a master. 130 km with 32 lt gas is very interesting.

Hodja, do not be wrong in the fuel account, do the calculation as follows:

[QUOTE = Serco05] Hodja, do not be wrong with the fuel account, do the calculation as follows: [/ QUOTE]

My teacher turns back to normal values when you reverse the values you gave in the first message. Is it possible to go 130 km with 50 TL gasoline, 250 km with 50 tl lpg? because these values are very normal for gas and gasoline.

[QUOTE = Serco05] My teacher turns back to normal values when you reverse the values you gave in the first message. Is it possible to go 130 km with 50 TL gasoline, 250 km with 50 tl lpg? because these values are very normal for gas and gasoline. Father Bey was with me, and he could not make sense of the situation. Since we will go the long way with the tool for the first time, we have noted down to calculate some values in the end. We completed the vehicle's warehouse on the road. We made about 130 km in the calculations until the last time the system warned. after all, the way we go is certain. As I said, 50 TL gasoline may have been an optimistic figure, but we have come a long way with the average quarter tank gasoline. But, as you said, it would be best to reset everything and try and compare. & Nbsp;

I tried the 1.4 petrol engine 206 at best, making a quarter tank of petrol 170-180 km, which is very economical. Mine is. When I calculate, on average, on slightly slope roads, between Fethiye and Afyon, it burns an average of 28-30 kurus / km. As of April 3.

And it would be better if you do not make the following fuel account from the penny account, as it is not necessary to act as if the price of gasoline is always fixed.

[QUOTE = dRhkn] and it would be better if you do not calculate the fuel from the penny account. It is not necessary to act as if the price of gasoline is always fixed. < / span> [/ QUOTE]

paternal habits continue here & nbsp;

[QUOTE = anonymous] [QUOTE = dRhkn] and it would be better if you do not calculate the fuel from the penny account as if the price of gasoline is not always fixed. & Lt; span = "apple-tab-span" = "" style = "white- space: pre "& gt; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & lt; / span & gt; [/ QUOTE]

I bought a 1.4 fever automatic transmission petrol 206 two weeks ago. While I made a 280 km intercity road with 110 TL gasoline, I made a 90 km city road with 50 TL gasoline. It seemed a little too much to me. How about this fuel condition. I am thinking of lpg appreciation, would you recommend or never say

Hodja, is there anyone who will put the last point in this tube business or not?

I was thinking about it, but they say there are 35 cents in the tube. If I drop it to 45 50 cents with a little more calm usage, it doesn't need lpg.

My vehicle is 1.4 km with 27 lpg lpg going 300 km comfortable. The car is screaming as the room has a performance filter. Your fuels seemed to be too high, that km is really suckers.

Brother, I see 400 liters of mixed gas with 30 liters (liters from 2.04 to 61 TL). As if there is some abnormality in your values. My vehicle is 2002 model 206 1.4 Gasoline + LPG

ysndrsn & nbsp; your vehicle is burning too much, so let me say that I have a 2001 model 1.4 automatic 206 I make an average of 130-140 km with 50 TL in the city. - burning between 0.30 krş) & nbsp;

Hello friends. I have the 2005 model x design with 1.4 lpg. I always buy the LPG from the same station (TOTAL). My lpg tank is 32 liters. Since it has 80% safety margin, it takes 25 liters of fuel. I travel 30 km every day and use the vehicle dynamically. The values in my fullem today are as follows: