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Friends 2005 model 206 I have 1.4 x-line vehicle.

Fuel consumption is not entirely speed dependent and is a detailed matter. To summarize only briefly, the speeds between 2000 and 3000 rpm are lower in gears of 3 or more. The speeds you mentioned above are speeds 4 and 5. In other words, you can use it in two gears, but there will be a speed difference between the 90 km speed of the 4 gears and the 90 km speed of the 5th gear. Let me give an example from my vehicle (cruise control active values) Straight road 4 gears 2000 rpm 70 Km speed consumption average 3/100, Straight road 5 gears 2000 rpm 90 Km speed consumption average 3/100. Actually, there are more detailed documents about fuel saving in the forum.

Consumption increases after 3000 cycles. Approximately 110 km, the vehicle turns 3000 cycles.

When it exceeds 90, fuel is increasing.

then, if we examine it as a cycle, which is the most efficient period or something

The 5th gear burns a minimum of 2500 rpm.

[QUOTE = gerten] then, if we examine it as a cycle, which is the most efficient cycle or something [/ QUOTE] do it exactly, bro, if you want to save 2000-3000 cycles, you should not load the gas suddenly, it is best to give the sherbet according to the pulse :) and the reversing of the cycle reaches 3000 and the acceleration is another factor as the gas accelerates gradually.

5th gear 1750-2000 rpm for diesel engines,