Herbert
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xcrave;634973 said:On a side note: my FC went up from 6.6 to 7.4l/100KM so hurmmm maybe the filters maybe ive just been driving like a saint![]()
Bro,
Very good FC. What is your ride?
xcrave;634973 said:On a side note: my FC went up from 6.6 to 7.4l/100KM so hurmmm maybe the filters maybe ive just been driving like a saint![]()
xcrave;634973 said:On a side note: my FC went up from 6.6 to 7.4l/100KM so hurmmm maybe the filters maybe ive just been driving like a saint![]()
IanDaddy;635039 said:BMW actually describe a method to get the real FC and calibrate the BC reading very much like what Jarance has described. You can actually calibrate using the BC button.
jarance;635044 said:IanD, I am dying to know!!
jarance;635044 said:IanD, I am dying to know!!
haywire;635066 said:
jarance;635075 said:Ha..ha.. that OBC er? the 18 button thing.. opps.. I thought for E46... thanks anyway..
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pss..sst think I go for a cool one after work and drown my sorrow..
To check: increase the value to lower the OBC reading and vice versa. I'm using 1080, making the reading by 8.0% and pretty good readings now. With reference to the OBC tests, some are locked.
The Factor can be found in Test 20 of the Hidden OBC functions. If Test 19 shows LOCK: ON you need to enter a number to unlock it to gain access to the hidden tests. The reset (LH button) increments the number from 0 to 45 then back to 0 and so on. The number you need to enter is the sum of the last 5-digits of the VIN number (e.g. VIN = BJ23412 add 2+3+4+1+2 = 12) then press the right hand button and volla the OBC is unlocked!
jarance;634998 said:bro, the above works out to be about 900 to 810 KM for a full tank (assuming 60 liter fuel tank) -
As pointed out by IanD, the reading on the instrument is not 100% accurate.
To do a more accurate FC, you should
1. Fill to completely FULL the fuel tank and reset the odometer.
2. Drive around until the reserve fuel light comes on.
3. Fill to completely FULL again and note down the amount of liters require to fill.
4. Note the odometer reading.
5. Divide the liters (step. 3) / Odometer reading (step. 4)
Step 1 to 5 should give a more accurate Fuel Consumption for your ride.
johnj;635300 said:Aduii...so much of work...hehehehe
herbert;635476 said:Think about so much work, just drive, no petrol just pump full tank. Forget about all these fuel consumption calculations. Knowing it is siok sendiri sahaja.
herbert;636254 said:Just bought a new MAF (Siemens/VDO) from Bavarian Auto. Will test MAF live data tonite and revert.