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08.05.2020 16:14 # 1
assat76
Hello friends. My car was not running at least 1 km before the first time in the morning, even under the best conditions and weather conditions, and I was buying gas for almost 40 TL per week. I know that it was just 2 km away. Anyway, I said I would go to the attic and have a look. your transition to gas is 35 ° C, I said it will be 30 ° C, but it has no effect.If the problem was circulation and thermostat. We have overcome the problem by opening a hole. The temperature is 92-93 maximum.) When the thermostat is 4-hole, it is known that there is always circulation, the engine water cannot warm up, and the gas coming to the brain is cold, and the transition time to the gas is longer. operation) I couldn't believe my eyes when I switched to gas. I investigate why the vehicle is running hot when it starts. Radiator core, thermostat, circulation, timing has changed recently and radiator has been completely cleaned inside and outside. >
08.05.2020 16:14 # 2
metin

get past that will fall in fuel,

would you believe in my car 8 km later, gas was going to bend my waist. my fuel consumption was up to 13.5 liters. Thanks to cem bro, we changed the thermostat & lowered the transition temperature by 20 degrees, now it goes to the gas in 1-2 minutes without going 100-200 meters or when I start the car even in cold weather. in fuel, it went down from 13.5 liters to 10.9. & nbsp;
08.05.2020 16:14 # 3
alisuat
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get past that will fall in fuel,

would you believe in my car it was going to gas after 8 km, gasoline would bend my waist now. my fuel consumption was up to 13.5 liters. Thanks to cem bro, we changed the thermostat & lowered the transition temperature by 20 degrees, now it goes to the gas in 1-2 minutes without going 100-200 meters or when I start the car even in cold weather. It ran from 13.5 liters to 10.9 in fuel. & nbsp;
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burning 10.9 gases in the city? if so good

but the road computer handles the room if it shows 10.9

I am 11.5 in full traffic I can not download it to the hexagonal.
08.05.2020 16:14 # 4
assat76
My fuel consumption is lower friends. Before changing anything, it burned 0.15 krş per km, while the city went up to 0.185. how much will it burn this time? Normally it burns an average of 0.16 krş at 1 km, it burns 16 tl per 100km, which means that 16 / 2.26 tl = 7 liters burns between 100 km.
08.05.2020 16:14 # 5
alisuat
A normal consumption of 7 liters per 100 km, I pressed 307 with whatever God gave to Istanbul and made 44 liters at 450 km, it makes almost 10 liters. It comes to 7 liters or so.
08.05.2020 16:14 # 6
assat76
Yes, in the factory data, the average consumption seems to be 6.9 liters, so we can say that there is a problem of fuel consumption.
08.05.2020 16:14 # 7
metin
[QUOTE = alisuat] [QUOTE = text]

let the fuel fall past,

would you believe in my vehicle 8 km was going to gas after, gasoline would bend my waist now. my fuel consumption was up to 13.5 liters. Thanks to cem bro, we changed the thermostat & lowered the transition temperature by 20 degrees, now it goes to the gas in 1-2 minutes without going 100-200 meters or when I start the car even in cold weather. It ranged from 13.5 liters to 10.9 in fuel. & nbsp;
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burning 10.9 gases in the city? if so good

but the road computer handles the room if it shows 10.9

I am 11.5 in full traffic I can not download it to the hexagonal flour.

now there is corsa I bought 150 liters of gas with 0 gasoline 400 km went to 9.2 ltr came well after 307 :)
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reduced to 10.9 gasoline 11.5 lpg in winter. while previously 14.5 du thermostat defective.
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also went down to 9.8 & nbsp; gasoline has fallen between 10.5-11 liters in lpg. I installed an open air filter two weeks ago, I used it normally and I traveled 351 km in the city with 35.86 liter lpg. So I burned 10.2 liters of lpg per 100 km.
08.05.2020 16:14 # 8
zavur
I did 10 degrees while running, running on gas, I get the lpg I saw fit. & Nbsp; For example, in the morning & nbsp; tool & nbsp; running on petrol & nbsp; & nbsp; I leave the parking lot, shift into gear & nbsp; When I find the area to go straight, I switch to LPG and it gets warmer as the vehicle progresses (it stops at the LPG before finding the level). Grin "/>
08.05.2020 16:14 # 9
Long Beach
The master who drilled a hole in the thermostat has no doubt because he has a hole in his head & nbsp; "Laughter"
08.05.2020 16:14 # 10
zavur
"Grin"
08.05.2020 16:14 # 11
assat76
[QUOTE = Long Beach] The master who drilled a hole in the thermostat has no doubt because he has a hole in his head & nbsp; "Laughter" [/ QUOTE]

but my teacher was already a hole in the previous thermostat and we couldn't solve the heat problem the only way was the old way again, so why not overheat? Everything has changed, only the pipes remain.
08.05.2020 16:14 # 12
metin
[QUOTE = assat76] [QUOTE = Long Beach] the master who drilled a hole in the thermostat has no doubt because he has a hole in his head & nbsp; "Laughter" [/ QUOTE]

but my teacher was already a hole in the previous thermostat and we couldn't solve the heat problem the only way was the old way again, so why not overheat? everything has changed, only the pipes remain.
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there is no hole in the thermostat, as I mentioned before, it keeps the engine hot, if there is a hole, you cannot block the water, you cannot warm up in the engine, you did not install the original thermostat. mi
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when it reaches the set temperature thanks to the mercury in it, the mercury pushes the lid and when the water cools down, the spring pushes the lid back and closes the water.
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I don't understand what hole is, are you talking about something else
08.05.2020 16:14 # 13
assat76
text teacher, I did not explain. old thermostat pierced the former owner, of course, there would be no holes in the thermostat. On the way, it is 100 against pressure, but it is not 100. Would it be a problem if we use it? Also the original thermostat you call is the same thermostat that came out of me. I bought it with the number of the chassis when I got zero and it is very different from your picture. The side going to the engine is covered with long hard plastic and the metal parts are wider. I am doing this with water, does it matter if I put antifreeze?


assat76 2011-10-13 14: 08:15
08.05.2020 16:14 # 14
assat76
The thermostat link is below 89 degrees. So it opens at 89.

http://www.parcayedek.com/7802-peugeot-206-termostat-89c-vernet-orj-1336-q1.html
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