Burning determined by refueling to a full and different rides city route quickly slow problem lasts for a year the weather does not affect combustion. On-board computer shows combustion from 6.5l to 8.5l per 100km The car is strong, no problems with firing, no dpf or fap does not take oil at a standstill, no stains under the car. I still have 2 cars on ON 1.9 jtd and 1.6 hdi burning at 6l
Dpf did not have. I checked the muffler in its original. HE does not lose in the wet, no greasy eyes, no greasy eyes on the vehicle. Dry engine. With a sudden addition of gas as the heels ride in black the opinion of those following me. At the stop, it doesn't so much.
The discussion revolves around a user's concern regarding high fuel consumption in a 2005 Ford C-Max 2.0 TDCi, reporting an average of 11 liters per 100 km during normal driving. The user provided additional details, including that the vehicle's onboard computer indicates a lower consumption of 6.5 to 8.5 liters per 100 km. Various responses suggest checking for fuel leaks, examining the vehicle for stains indicating fuel loss, and confirming the presence of a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF), which the user stated is not present. The user also noted that the engine runs strong without oil leaks or other apparent issues. Summary generated by the language model.
