Need some lil help on my fuel comsumption.....

[shah9177]

HELLO THERE...IM SPARK USER....KINDLY NEWBIE..

 

JUST WANNA NOE WAT THE PROBLEM WHEN U TOP UP FULL TANK N LESS THAN 3 DAYS IS ALREADY HALF TANK??...

 

IS IT THE PREVIOUS OWNER MOD SOMETHING OR I NEED TO CHANGE SOME OF THE PARTS.!!..STILL GOT 1MONTH WARRANTY....

 

THANKS..!!

[Sky99]

How often you travel?

[MrHui]

HELLO THERE...IM SPARK USER....KINDLY NEWBIE..

 

JUST WANNA NOE WAT THE PROBLEM WHEN U TOP UP FULL TANK N LESS THAN 3 DAYS IS ALREADY HALF TANK??...

 

IS IT THE PREVIOUS OWNER MOD SOMETHING OR I NEED TO CHANGE SOME OF THE PARTS.!!..STILL GOT 1MONTH WARRANTY....

 

THANKS..!!

 

Hw many click did u travel? Spark F/c around 40km/L...

[shah9177]

How often you travel?

 

 

 

Ok i give u eg

 

 

I top up on friday did not use much,sat i work 24hrs.sunday i off,also did not use much..monday already half tank..

[shah9177]

Hw many click did u travel? Spark F/c around 40km/L...

 

Fri i top up full,only go to pipe shop,afternoon play soccer,night just lepak..saturday i work 24hrs..sunday go out at night only,monday half tank already coz i go to vicom for inspection then go back...

[IvikaRazI]

To be fair to keep track of your mileage. If spark FC to be ard 40km/l and it is to have a 4 liter tank capacity, it would mean that the bike can hot 160km before all petrol runs out. Bikes dun use petrol by day, only by kilometers. Can use the most basic formula of [Kilometers travelled] divided by [Fuel Filled up - Make sure filled full and at a constant mark] = Fuel Consumption [KM/l].

 

It is easy to keep track also, Every time after petrol top up, record the Odometer number and Liters of petrol bought. Soon after awhile, you will have a clearer picture of how far you can push the bike before the fuel runs out. Not to mention you will be able to monitor if all of a sudden there is a sudden increase of FC.

Edited April 23, 2012 by IvikaRazI

[shah9177]

To be fair to keep track of your mileage. If spark FC to be ard 40km/l and it is to have a 4 liter tank capacity, it would mean that the bike can hot 160km before all petrol runs out. Bikes dun use petrol by day, only by kilometers. Can use the most basic formula of [Kilometers travelled] divided by [Fuel Filled up - Make sure filled full and at a constant mark] = Fuel Consumption [KM/l].

 

It is easy to keep track also, Every time after petrol top up, record the Odometer number and Liters of petrol bought. Soon after awhile, you will have a clearer picture of how far you can push the bike before the fuel runs out. Not to mention you will be able to monitor if all of a sudden there is a sudden increase of FC.

 

So u trying to say that when i top up full just check the mileage on that time...mean it nothing prob with the bike??.i rode only 6okm..

[IvikaRazI]

So u trying to say that when i top up full just check the mileage on that time...mean it nothing prob with the bike??.i rode only 6okm..

 

You need to monitor your mileage. That is how some bikers knows how much to push the bike. I am not going to go into details of how the calculation is done. Since different bike models have different FCs. You have to do your homework in this one. There are already online tools that you can use. It will be quite silly for me to go further into the science of it.

 

http://motormouth.com.au/myvehicle/consumptioncalculator.aspx

 

HINT: To get the Kilometers travelled (Kilometers driven as said in the website) = Odometer number from current fuel top up - Odometer number from previous fuel top up

[shah9177]

You need to monitor your mileage. That is how some bikers knows how much to push the bike. I am not going to go into details of how the calculation is done. Since different bike models have different FCs. You have to do your homework in this one. There are already online tools that you can use. It will be quite silly for me to go further into the science of it.

 

http://motormouth.com.au/myvehicle/consumptioncalculator.aspx

 

HINT: To get the Kilometers travelled (Kilometers driven as said in the website) = Odometer number from current fuel top up - Odometer number from previous fuel top up

 

 

orait bro...thank for helping..kind of newbie bout this..ahah...thank again..

[biting_point]

please refer to the following thread at Bikes and Byte section..

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php/356754-Need-some-lil-help-on-my-fuel-comsumption.....?p=7563798#post7563798