FC for Honda Civic 04 model 1.6 (A)
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Currently i driving Civic 04 1.6 Auto, the FC seems to be very high to me at abt 10.5Km/Litre. Is it very normal for civic auto car? btw, civic full tank consisit of how many litres?
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Hmmmm
Not sure if it help...
I am driving an 05 ES5(M)
I am constantly getting between 13-14km/l with at least a Vtec a day...
best consumption hit was 15.15km/l -
Hi Dakar
ES5 (M) is the "M" meaning that it is a manual type? -
an everage of 13-14km/litre which is much beta than mine..
is it because it is auto car, that is why the FC is so high for mine? btw, nobody noes how big is the tank for civic 04? 40 or 60 litres? can someone enlighten me? thanks in advance.. -
Yups...Originally posted by achiever:Hi Dakar
ES5 (M) is the "M" meaning that it is a manual type? -
The civic has a 50l tank with 7l reserve i think...Originally posted by Honda_Civic:an everage of 13-14km/litre which is much beta than mine.. is it because it is auto car, that is why the FC is so high for mine? btw, nobody noes how big is the tank for civic 04? 40 or 60 litres? can someone enlighten me? thanks in advance..
I drive until light comes up, then go pump, only 43l -
Dear Mr HondaCivic and MrDakar, the big difference is one is auto car and the other is manual. The real big difference is your right foot and your ears. When driving auto, need to really feel and hear the "power-band" of each gearchange so as to ease off the pedal or step more as the gear engages, basically watch the rpm carefully. May sound complicated but you'll get the hang of it.
I drive a Toyota WISH which has a computer read-out of actual petrol consumption every second -so it teaches you how to maimise the pedal pressure to get the best speed & FC. My 1.8L averages 14.5km perLwith careful driving and I still get 0-100 in 10.5sec. using 95octane, 50%highway and 50%city,most of the time with 1 passenger.
So all these factors also affect your FC, so bottomline is you cant compare the FC of 2 different cars, driving condition and "sensitivity" of your right foot to conclude if there is anything wrong with the car.
Honda Civics has been known for very good FC.
cheers....stephen
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Hi achiever, jus for ur info, my RPM always stay ard 2000-2500rpm, seldom more than tat. Futhermore, i dun floor step my accelerator pedal and most of the time with 1 passenger. Yes, have been heard that civics are known for very good FC but maybe not for the "AUTO". My FC still on the average 10.5km/Litre. Is there anyone driving Civic 04 (A) please enlighten me? thanks.Originally posted by achiever:Dear Mr HondaCivic and MrDakar, the big difference is one is auto car and the other is manual. The real big difference is your right foot and your ears. When driving auto, need to really feel and hear the "power-band" of each gearchange so as to ease off the pedal or step more as the gear engages, basically watch the rpm carefully. May sound complicated but you'll get the hang of it.
I drive a Toyota WISH which has a computer read-out of actual petrol consumption every second -so it teaches you how to maimise the pedal pressure to get the best speed & FC. My 1.8L averages 14.5km perLwith careful driving and I still get 0-100 in 10.5sec. using 95octane, 50%highway and 50%city,most of the time with 1 passenger.
So all these factors also affect your FC, so bottomline is you cant compare the FC of 2 different cars, driving condition and "sensitivity" of your right foot to conclude if there is anything wrong with the car.
Honda Civics has been known for very good FC.
cheers....stephen -
es8 auto
15inch 12km
16inch 10.5-11km
occ floor acc and open vtec and got passenger sometimes -
civic 04 (auto) - Brought it last yr april is ES(?) what?Originally posted by n0s:es8 auto
15inch 12km
16inch 10.5-11km
occ floor acc and open vtec and got passenger sometimes
15 inch, no floor acc, i make sure it dun open vtec and most of the time i drive alone, sometimes with my gf..
FC - 10.5Km is that realli bad? Furthermore, i jus servicing my car. Should i go and check if there anything goes wrong in my car? pls advise. Thanks in advance. -
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04 civic ES5