Mitsubishi Pajero 1997: LPG fuel consumption
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Asked by Tony Snow
I have a 1997 Mitsubishi Pajero 3.5-litre manual on dual-fuel. It appears to be performing well on LPG and I'm getting nearly 400 km on a 50-litre tank full, but I only get around 150 km on 50 litres of petrol and I think that's too much. What can I do about it?
Answered by CarsGuide
8 Jul 2010The LPG consumption is very good, almost too good to believe, and the petrol consumption is woeful. I would expect that you should be able to get 17.5L/100 km or so on LPG, but you're getting much better than that, and about 14 L/100 km on petrol and you're doing much worse than that. I would take it to another LPG installer, one that is familiar with the system fitted to your car and have them thoroughly check it on both fuels.
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