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Originally Posted by jvincent
You don't need to do many kilometers. You just need to have the car warmed up and get to cruising speed.
Like the other poster suggested change your display to show mileage and you will know right away if there is a problem.
As an example, if I am cruising at 120 km/h my mileage is around 7l/100km assuming I'm not passing or going up a hill. However, when I am stuck in a traffic jam averaging 5km/h and barely getting out of first gear I get 13l/100km or worse.
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I don't have cruise control on my toyota 86 FT. BUt I do understand your principle, take it to a cruising speed value.. and keep it like that.