SIr woohoo, qwerty, jppt20 and to avanza G with MT owners:
Napansin parang mas mataas ang RPM ko re posted replies ninyo. Approximately averaging 300-500 RPM more.
At speed of 155kph, wala naman akong nararamdaman na vibration or unusual movement ng steering wheel. I strongly believe that the avanza is very very stable. papaano ba mag post ng video dito? Last time photobucket ginamit ko para sa mga still images.
Sa mga naka MT G model, DO we have the same reading? or parehas lang sa posts nila Sirs Woohoo and Qwerty? Btw, with that RPM my ave consumption is still 11+km/liter.
for me, misleading ang term na overdrive. basically kasi ang overdrive is an additional gear para tipid sa gas. not para bumilios ang car.
*qwerty, may switch ba to disable the overdrive? TIA.
mga ka APC...Friday na naman and paalala lang, magtataas na naman ng 1.50 ang mga gasolina bukas ng 12:01am saturday. magpa-gas na kayo ngayon para makatipid kahit paano. SIGH![]()
Di ko na alam kung saan ko nakuha ito.
Gears
1st ................... 3.769 ................. 2.713
2nd ................... 2.045 ................. 1.526
3rd ................... 1.376 ................. 1.000
4th ................... 1.000 ................. 0.699
5th ................... 0.838 ................. -
Reverse ............. 4.128 ................. 2.290
Final Gear Ratio ... 5.125 ... 4.875 ... 5.125
Last edited by meledson; June 27th, 2008 at 11:57 AM.
Heto pala:
Transmission
5 Speed ManualGear Ratio4 Speed Automatic
1st3.7692.7312nd2.0451.5263rd1.37614th10.6965th0.838-Reverse4.128Final Gear Ratio2.29
5.1254.8755.125
Nasa cache ng google, baka mawala na one of these days, kahit nga yung actual page, di ko na makita.
Ang tanong: "what is FINAL GEAR RATIO?"![]()
jppt20:
What I know is May overdrive ang A/T. Btw, sir G Manual ang akin.
SIr meledson and woohoo posted about the gear ratio.
Meaning the bigger the ratio, the higher the RPM. Ibig sabihin mas matakaw sa GAS ang Manual kaysa Automatic? Hmm. Everybody says mas matakaw sa gas ang Automatic vs Manual (Same engine). SIrs/Gurus, naguguluhan po ako? Please enlighten us?
Last edited by AvAnzA_84; June 27th, 2008 at 01:57 PM. Reason: corrected body text
*Pres - yup may OD switch.. nasa kambyo.. so kung matarik pataas.. pwede mag 2 tapos off ang OD.
The smaller the number sa gear ratio, the faster the wheel turns at a particular RPM.
Ang 4'th gear ng 'matic ay smaller kaysa sa 5th gear ng manual. So sa rekta at the same speed, mas mababa ang RPM ng A/T kaysa sa M/T. resulting sa better FC if the same engine displacement. Kaso mas malaki ang displacement ng Avanza G than sa J. Di talaga simple.
Unfortunately, mas malaki ang energy lost sa Automatic transmission kaysa sa Manual Transmission. So kung same engine let us say 1.5G M/T vs 1.5G A/T. mas malakas ang M/T sa wheel hp kahit na same lang ang engine power.
Last edited by meledson; June 27th, 2008 at 03:20 PM.
some factors I can think of:
1. Heavier transmission of the A/T.
2. One can shift at lower RPMs on the M/T. Sa A/T, usually kailangan i-adjust, which is something the common "tao" doesn't do.
Pero para mas authoritative (hehehe):
galing po ito sa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manual_transmission :
HTH...
Advantages
- Manual transmissions typically offer better fuel economy compared to automatics.[2] Increased fuel economy with a properly operated manual transmission vehicle versus an equivalent automatic transmission vehicle can range from 5% to about 15% depending on driving conditions and style of driving -- extra urban or urban (highway or city). There are several reasons for this:
- Mechanical efficiency. The manual transmission couples the engine to the transmission with a rigid clutch instead of a torque converter that introduces significant power losses. The automatic transmission also suffers parasitic losses by driving the high pressure hydraulic pumps required for its operation.
- Fuel cut-off. The torque converter of the automatic transmission is designed for transmitting power from the engine to the wheels. Its ability to transmit power in the reverse direction is limited. During deceleration, if the torque converter's rotation drops beneath its stall speed, the momentum of the car can no longer turn the engine, requiring the engine to be idled. By contrast, a manual transmission, with the clutch engaged, can use the car's momentum to keep the engine turning, in principle, all the way down to zero RPM. This means that there are better opportunities, in a manual car, for the electronic control unit (ECU) to impose deceleration fuel cut-off (DFCO), a fuel-saving mode whereby the fuel injectors are turned off if the throttle is closed (foot off the accelerator pedal) and the engine is being driven by the momentum of the vehicle.
- Geartrain efficiency. Automatics may require power to be transmitted through multiple planetary gearsets before attaining the desired gear ratio.
- Manual transmissions are still more efficient than belt-driven continuously-variable transmissions.[3][4]
- Manual transmissions are generally significantly lighter than torque-converter automatics.[2]
- Vehicles with manual transmissions are typically less expensive than those with automatic transmissions
Last edited by woohoo; June 27th, 2008 at 06:50 PM. Reason: dbl post - so iniba na lang.
Salamat po sa lahat ng nag reply..
Good news..umabot sa 1yr warranty yung battery... 1 week before mag birthday ang unit ko...ang question ko ngayon, since pinalitan yung battery, that should mean na renewed yung 1yr warranty ulit dba...just in case masira nga ulit yung battery. Medyo low quality yung brand na GS eh. Sabagay nasa service records at resibo nman yung pag claim ng battery warranty.
Also, nagpa 15k PMS na rin ako kht medyo 14.2k pa lang... kaya lang, dko nabanggit na wag lagyan ng flushing...so ayun... ginamitan nnman ako ng linyang "standard po sa change oil yung flushing". Wala nman ako magagawa, nasa makina na eh...haaayy..![]()