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Re: Ford Transit 90T 350 fuel economy q
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Re: Ford Transit 90T 350 fuel economy q -
10-30-2006
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Hi folks, I'm moving house today, and have a diesel transit "Ford Transit 90TR 350l" hired. I was wondering how much it will do do the gallon etc? Driven smoothly, using the brakes as little as pos, max speed about 60 so none of my stuff gets damaged. |
I only have experience of the T260 style MWB Medium height with 85 and 100PS
engines. They will do an easy 30-32mpg driven 'normally' on mixed roads-
i.e. keeping up with the traffic.
Tim.
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On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 11:56:24 -0000, "Tim.." the.farm.hates.spam (AT) btinternet (DOT) com> wrote: "Alex Webß" <DJ.LX (AT) The (DOT) Dex.invalid> wrote in message news:m38bk2t8ufu9t7bgo4rn9vhjfjgh6bme4k (AT) 4ax (DOT) com... Hi folks, I'm moving house today, and have a diesel transit "Ford Transit 90TR 350l" hired. I was wondering how much it will do do the gallon etc? Driven smoothly, using the brakes as little as pos, max speed about 60 so none of my stuff gets damaged. So its a flat bed? (twin rear wheels?) I only have experience of the T260 style MWB Medium height with 85 and 100PS engines. They will do an easy 30-32mpg driven 'normally' on mixed roads- i.e. keeping up with the traffic. Tim. short wheelbase, only 4 tyres. It says 90TR 350 on the side. |
Not much different, really. Most diesel Transits (and diesel-engined LDVs
for that matter) I've driven over any distance have an alarming habit of
returning between 30 and 35, seemingly however they're driven.
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