206 fuel problem

Hello everyone, I bought a 2001 model automatic 206 xt, my car is lpg but about 40 kurus is burning in km (70 tl gas = 160km), the valve has been adjusted, the air filter and spark plugs have been changed, the lpg hoses have been replaced, the LPG setting has been made, etc. I couldn't stop it because the gas gauge was out of order, I didn't have a chance to try it on gasoline, I showed it to a total of 4 lpg masters (they usually made adjustments from the computer and sent it) still, the problem was not solved. Could it be thanks?

I came off the road today. My warehouse, which fills up to 55 liras before, now fills 80 liras. After the last hikes, there are no vehicles that burn under 35 kurus in the city. I think the problem is not in your car, but in prices.

I think the city is normal in winter.

3 or 5, they burn like that, hodja normal

[QUOTE = Emrebbr] Hello everyone, I bought a 2001 model automatic 206 xt, my car is lpg but about 40 cents per km (70 tl gas = 160km) the valve was adjusted to the car, the air filter and spark plugs have been changed, the lpg hoses have been changed, the lpg setting has been made etc, but I could not drop a kind of fuel, because the gas gauge was broken, I did not have a chance to try speed on gasoline, I showed it to a total of 4 lpg masters. and I'm loading the gas, could it be a seat than that? Thanks in advance [/ QUOTE]

We have to look at how many km with how many liters. Fill the tank Reset km, note how many kms you have traveled when the tank is over. If you do stop and get up, if you suddenly accelerate and stop suddenly, you burn a lot. I see some types. There is 20 meters of red light.

I make a lpg 28 lt = 160 km with a tank.

[QUOTE = Emrebbr] I make a lpg 28 lt = 160 km with a tank.
The situation is more or less the same not only for peugeot vehicles but also for other fully automatic gears. It burns more in the city but it burns very little on the intercity road.
If you are using auto for the first time, the room will take effect. The more you press the throttle, the later the gear changes. The most fuel consumption is in 1st gear. If you use it calmly and your feet get stuck a little more