Only if it is between the engine and the lambda sensor. If after the lambda sensor and cat, it shouldn't.DadBJ wrote:G'day,
Will a hole in the exhaust affect economy?
300 miles for £30?
Re: 300 miles for £30?
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93 Range Rover 4.2LSE, Lovato LovEco, sold
97 Range Rover 4.0SE, multipoint, sold
98 Ex-Police Range Rover 4.0, AEB Leo, daily motor
96 Range Rover 4.6HSE Ascot, AEB Leo, my spare
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Re: 300 miles for £30?
Didnt get round to it John, saying that i just been offered a BRC seq for silly money 
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Re: 300 miles for £30?
Thanks GilbertD for the answer on the hole. Definately in the middle section so shouldnt be a problem, will have to sort for MOT though.
I am now averaging 33.5mpg on gas out of the Seat, which at 79.9p/l works out to roughly 11ppm.
Not to bad really I suppose.
Thanks for the help.
Simon
I am now averaging 33.5mpg on gas out of the Seat, which at 79.9p/l works out to roughly 11ppm.
Not to bad really I suppose.
Thanks for the help.
Simon
Current Car: 01 Seat Ibiza 1.4MPI Petrol/Gas
Previous Cars, in Oz:
92 Ford Falcon 4.0MPI Petrol/Gas
85 Ford Falcon 4.1SPI Petrol/Gas
82 Ford Falcon 4.1Carb Gas only
Previous Cars, in Oz:
92 Ford Falcon 4.0MPI Petrol/Gas
85 Ford Falcon 4.1SPI Petrol/Gas
82 Ford Falcon 4.1Carb Gas only