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September 17th, 2009 12:30 AM #1741
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September 17th, 2009 10:49 AM #1742Hi limchrc, our OD is always ON, OD(off) is used when driving up and down(combination) hill.. the gears will be set to low levels and will not exceed to gear 3.. it is also used in passing on uphill ..but OD(off) will not save you on gas, it will consume a lot if it's used in long period of time.. HTH
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September 17th, 2009 04:39 PM #1743
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September 17th, 2009 07:42 PM #1744
[SIZE=2]Here are some tips for a Better Fuel Consumption (Automatic Transmission Equipped Vehicles)[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]1.First and foremost and common to all vehicle is the proper break in of engine.[/SIZE][SIZE=2] Attached is a reference on how to maximize efficiency of engine thru proper[/SIZE][SIZE=2] Break In. Don't worrry if you cannot follow the regimen religiously like if you drive[/SIZE][SIZE=2] mostly on city streets. Stop and go driving is also good way to break in an engine.[/SIZE][SIZE=2] Avoid continous extended revving of engine at constant rpm. Vary your engine[/SIZE][SIZE=2] rpm from time to time as you drive normally(Not in static position). [/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2. Always put the Overdrive(OD) Position ON. If the OD is on OFF position(w/ warning [/SIZE][SIZE=2]on the instrument cluster), the transmission will operate only on the lower 3 gears.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]3. If cruising, limit speed within the 80KPH to 100KPH range. The Grand Livina has[/SIZE][SIZE=2] good drag coefficient but wind drag multiply rapidly as you go over 100KPH.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]4. If stuck in traffic, put the selector lever on "N" (Neutral) always. Maintaining it[/SIZE][SIZE=2] on "D" will load the engine with the drag of the transmission.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]5. Avoid sudden acceleration and deceleration.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]6. Check inflation of all tires. An under inflated tire will have more drag. Experiment[/SIZE][SIZE=2] on higher tire pressure that is within limit of the tire specs(this can be found on[/SIZE][SIZE=2] the side wall of the tire). A higher tire pressure will affect ride comfort.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]7. Warm up engine in about 10 SECONDS only. Drive slowly for the first kilometer[/SIZE][SIZE=2] to speed up warm up. Auto transmission needs to be in their operating temperature[/SIZE][SIZE=2] to be efficient in transferring the energy of the engine to the ground. Warming up[/SIZE][SIZE=2] at idle and stationary will not accomplish this fast.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]8. Load gasoline in the morning or at cooler temperature(raining). Gasoline expands[/SIZE][SIZE=2] a lot at higher temperature. Since gas dispensers measure in terms of volume, you[/SIZE][SIZE=2] can get more amount of gasoline in your tank if weather is cool.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]9. Always fill your gas tank full and refill at 1/2 mark. A large void in your tank will[/SIZE][SIZE=2] increase the evaporation of gasoline due to its volatility.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]10. Load gasoline with octane rating specified in your owner's manual. Higher octane[/SIZE][SIZE=2] rating means better detonation control during combustion and not necessarily[/SIZE][SIZE=2] better engine efficiency.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]11. Check for unnecessary weight in your car. Heavy vehicle needs more engine[/SIZE][SIZE=2] power to move.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]12. Avoid buying "Gas Saver" equipment or additives. It might lead to engine damage.[/SIZE][SIZE=2] The Grand Levina is equipped with higly advanced computers to manage engine[/SIZE][SIZE=2] function at the most optimum performance. Installing or using these devices[/SIZE][SIZE=2] will off set the function of your vehicle or again can lead to damage.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]13. Plan your trips. Idling your engine for 1 hour(as in when you are stuck in traffic) is[/SIZE][SIZE=2] the equivalent of gas that gets you 40 kilometers at normal driving. If you have[/SIZE][SIZE=2] access to side roads to avoid traffic even if it is longer by a kilometer, do it.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]14. If not necessary, avoid installing accessories like roof rack or roof luggage. This[/SIZE][SIZE=2] will increas wind drag.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]15. Accessories such as body kits, if not properly designed, will increase wind drag.[/SIZE][SIZE=2] It might look cool but you will loose your cool on the gas pump.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]16. Always keep your vehicle properly maintained. Check engine oil that it is in proper[/SIZE][SIZE=2] level. Over filling will create drag inside the engine. The Grand Livina will normally[/SIZE][SIZE=2] carry a little more oil when new due to the addition of special break in oil. However[/SIZE][SIZE=2] after the 1000KM oil change, put oil at its proper level.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]17. Use only the correct Auto Trans Fluid as specified in the owner's manual. Doing[/SIZE][SIZE=2] otherwise will cause slippage in the transmission or possibly transmission [/SIZE][SIZE=2]damage.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]18. If the urge to beutify your wheels come along, select the lightest aluminum wheel[/SIZE][SIZE=2] you can find. This will reduce unsprung weight and improve fuel economy.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]19. Regularly clean your car. A dirty car will increase drag though just a little bit.[/SIZE][SIZE=2] This is the reason why race cars are very clean and shiny sleek. They even[/SIZE][SIZE=2] wax their undersides![/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]20. If the distance you need to travel is but a couple of kilometers it's better to walk[/SIZE][SIZE=2] if possible. You won't [/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]waste fuel and it's good for your health.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]HAPPY DRIVING!!!!!! [/SIZE]
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September 18th, 2009 06:41 PM #1745
[quote=2youta;1321303][SIZE=2]Here are some tips for a Better Fuel Consumption (Automatic Transmission Equipped Vehicles)[/SIZE]
Thanks 2youta, great help and gives me better understanding in saving gas!
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September 19th, 2009 01:45 AM #1746
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September 19th, 2009 01:52 AM #1747
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September 20th, 2009 09:33 AM #1748
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September 20th, 2009 10:53 AM #1749ok din pala nakuha package ni sir danie24, went to my dealer yesterday sa nissan westgate shaw. nag test drive kami and finalized the package. we decided to get the elite kasi hindi talga kami sanay ni misis sa automatic, sayang nga yung mga safety features niya eh saka auto mirror na and with foglamps kaso ayaw talga ni misis ng matic.
anyway, ito naman yung details ng nakuha namin for reservation while waiting for the banks PO
- 30K Discount
- Tint
- Seat cover
- Matting
- Free! GPS
- Free! Back-up sensor (napanalunan ko sa raffle nila sa shaw)
- Free! LTO 3 yrs registration
hopefully makuha na namin unit this coming saturday, sobra excited na :D
btw, kailangan pa ba i break-in yung unit?
TIA
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September 20th, 2009 11:56 PM #1750
Sir alnr, sa bank mo din ba kinuha yung insurance? My dealer is offering me a 0% deductible insurance pero medyo mataas compared sa bank na may participation. Pero malamang sa dealer yung kukunin ko para less hassle.
Nice freebies You've got sa dealer mo. Congrats! sana lumbas na din ang approval ng loan ko sa bank.Last edited by marckd1; September 20th, 2009 at 11:59 PM. Reason: additional
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