Fuel consumption

**gilkaths** · July 17th, 2013 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

make sure its the appropriate fluid for the CVT, check your manual

the problem is, when i got the car, they don't have the manuals anymore, where can i download it? Can i download it in the mitsubishi website?

**gilkaths** · July 17th, 2013 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by GTi

When you change the transmission fluid, do make sure that it is the one for your car. In many cases, CVTs use specialized CVTF and may malfunction if normal ATF for torque converter matics is used.

And no, you are not going to reprogram the ECU. You go to the casa and have them scan the ECU for potential faulty sensors if changing tranny fluid doesn't work.
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Oh, ok, so I need to bring it to the casa first so they can analyzed it properly.

**kisshmet** · July 17th, 2013 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by gilkaths

the problem is, when i got the car, they don't have the manuals anymore, where can i download it? Can i download it in the mitsubishi website?

just bring it to a mitsubishi dealership just to be sure

**gilkaths** · July 21st, 2013 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

just bring it to a mitsubishi dealership just to be sure

Just changed the ATF yesterday. But according to them, the atf have to involvement with the fuel consumption, and a lancer really consume gas like that because of the large body it carries.

**istan** · July 21st, 2013 11:55 AM

When u start from a stop. U let the car rev to how much rpm?
When u are accelerating, how much revs does the car maintain to get to your optimal speed?
How long in km is your regular travels?
You maintain what kph regularly during your trip?

Pasagot na lng. Wag i-pad ang numbers ha.

**kisshmet** · July 21st, 2013 12:56 PM

Originally Posted by gilkaths

Just changed the ATF yesterday. But according to them, the atf have to involvement with the fuel consumption, and a lancer really consume gas like that because of the large body it carries.

thats true the heftier the car built is the more fuel you need to burn to keep that car up to speed

**gilkaths** · July 21st, 2013 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by istan

When u start from a stop. U let the car rev to how much rpm?
When u are accelerating, how much revs does the car maintain to get to your optimal speed?
How long in km is your regular travels?
You maintain what kph regularly during your trip?

Pasagot na lng. Wag i-pad ang numbers ha.

Well, ever working days, nakaka 20km per day lang ako, back and forth na yun. Rev during stop or accelerating, check ko yun part na yan. Normal speed ko is 50kph per trip.