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siofra:
It's the nonsense uncouth beer parlour regular customers say to console themselves

Bantu10:
You are seriously hated on this forum. No one reads all the trash you post, so if I were you, u'd shove those useless opinion down ur hairy ass

Musty4ahmed1:
I wonder how people comfortably drive above 120kph with bad road everywhere, the highest I have ever driven is 100kph, it seems I want to fly, I quickly revert back to 80kph, expecially when my family are in the car. I recently traveled from Abuja to Asaba, I didn't exceed 100kph yet I didn't get there late.

buygala:
Keeping rpms as low as possible is what minimalizes fuel consumption.. Resist the temptation to "fire down" because as you dey fire down dey do kick-down upandan so, na your fuel dey evaporate so

If you know what you are doing, and your car is fit, you can maintain speeds of 140km/hr with less than 2.7k RPM.

I personally don't exceed 2.5k Rpm at any point in time, unless I need to do some long and quick overtaking.. And within that 2.5k Rpm band, I still reach up to 150km/hr....if overdrive kicks in, it gets lower than 2k RPM sometimes at 140kph..Though it helps that the car engine is a very healthy V6.

Long story short.. The higher your car's Rpm, the higher the fuel consumption

LeoDeKing:
At 61, the youngster who ...

Ipob don't understand sarcasm.

61, yet young.

brain54:
The ac powers itself using the car engine so this puts more load on the car thereby increasing fuel consumption…

brain54:
The faster you drive the more engine combustion takes place and fuel converted to energy…


Other things that may increase fuel consumption may include driving up hill ( elevated angle) a loaded car will also consume more than a non loaded one.

Also winding down the car glass during speed because it creates more drag.

Lastly driving with high gear increases fuel consumption too. If you notice less fuel is consumed on longer distances/trips compared to when driving within town on the higher gear.

SporaD8:
This is an act worthy of national honour, not the society glorifying the thieves and oloshos

dnawah:
for this hungry country?hustle go gree ?

triple996:
Obi won't go anywhere

Dtruthspeaker:
That is me! And my T & C (Chrysler) is on its way to it it's 9th year and water still gathers at the mouth of exhaust. I think regular and prompt oil change is key.

I see how people still drive with crude oil in their engines and saying "d oil still good"

BeuHarry:
1 driver and 2 passengers in front
4 women and 2 babies at the back seat
3 men in the boot, stacked alongside luggage.

If you have lived or visited the north, you would understand this formation

ojesymsym:
Heed the advice of those guys telling you to go and remove that mesh, they are telling you the truth.

The way it damages your engine is that, after a while those meshes become bad and start blocking your exhaust, which ultimately kills your engine and over time the replace engine until that mesh is removed.

Hope you understand now?

Itsrm:
Here sir

https://www.nairaland.com/3503561/allowing-fail-cause-fortune

The first post is quite long so start from where the op wrote CASE STUDY and read through the thread.

9icetoo:
OP do not try this. I repeat, do not try this.

chukel:
start preparing for a new engine

Airline:
I drive honda end of discussion, my car consumes a lot of fuel and it emits a hardly noticed black smoke. I have done almost everything in fuel system to increase fuel efficiency but not working, could it be the absence of catalyst converter?