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QUOTE(hddexpreso @ Feb 27 2017, 08:04 AM) No i always top up when let 2 more bar. Also if everyone read the manual book in there got stated recommended to fuel up when fuel only left 1/4. It is bad idea to wait for the red fuel gauge to light up because you may damage your fuel pump. The software allow you to enter by odometer value. It will keep record of your previous odometer and when you key in the new odometer value it will show you the correct km/l value. From there you can calculate back any fuel up day on how far you travel. Yup I don't usually leave it that empty before refuelling. How many litres do you need usually to fill full tank from your 2 bars?Car fuel consumption is base on your driving patterns. I notice that if you accelerate slowly and maintain the rpm below 2k then you can get better millage. So far bezza fuel consumption for me is very good.  |
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Yes, there is an indicator if it's off, not a good idea to turn it off, unless you go road with the car. Manual says don't go more than 90km/h and vary your speed and don't stay constant speed for too long. I got the armrest ABS plastic installed, there is some obstruction if you need to release and pull the handbrake, not a biggie though. Armrest is not that stable, need to mod the base a little to make it firm and steady.
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QUOTE(ck_boon @ Mar 18 2017, 02:43 PM) but now bezza i heard alot of complain on driveshaft, wtf |
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