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that's definitely low for a TDI, what do you get on a long run at 50-60mph?
the weather and time of day can effect mpg due to what ancillaries you use. I find my mpg drops by 10-15% when it's dark and wet on the road, and cold outside.
however, first thing I'd do is go on the motorway / a road at 56mph and see what MPG you return. If it's in the 50s you might not have a problem.
the weather and time of day can effect mpg due to what ancillaries you use. I find my mpg drops by 10-15% when it's dark and wet on the road, and cold outside.
however, first thing I'd do is go on the motorway / a road at 56mph and see what MPG you return. If it's in the 50s you might not have a problem.
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I presume that's the TDI but the "S" spec level?
either way, you can only really trell if something's up by running at a steaady speed and seeing the mpg returned. It could just be that the nasty weather and the driving habits have hit your mpg hard.
One other thing - check your tyres are pumped up correctly.
either way, you can only really trell if something's up by running at a steaady speed and seeing the mpg returned. It could just be that the nasty weather and the driving habits have hit your mpg hard.
One other thing - check your tyres are pumped up correctly.
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