July 6, 200521 yr comment_56120 Hi guys just posting this into the section of off topic for the car aint a Toyota little lown a rolla but you might be able to help me i have a ford falcon XE with a webber carby on it and i get 300k/s on a tank of juice (60litres) and if i put the foot down at all then the consuption will go as low as 150kms / 60L any clues would be helpful its got a standard 4.1 litre motor in it any more info i can get for you later. Thanks in anticipation. Report
July 6, 200521 yr comment_56156 thats about normal for an XE innit? take the old 250 crossflow out and put a proper engine in there :P seriously, the usual. do a compression test on your engine to make sure you're not feeding fuel to a dead engine, rebuild the carby maybe, check all your fuel lines aren't split and leaking, etc etc Report
July 7, 200521 yr comment_56194 http://images.google.com.au/images?q=xe%20falcon Edited July 7, 200521 yr by Super Jamie Report
July 8, 200521 yr comment_56424 That would be usual for a older 250 crossflow like that, my mate had an XF, used the same amout of fuel, 70litre tank though. used a full tank in 300 to, started dying then it started using less fuel. Don't know why. Report
July 8, 200521 yr comment_56456 we never got anything near that butt-ugly thing....no offense You were saying??? :n: Report
July 9, 200521 yr comment_56581 Unknown to you all, I am a Ford man too. I've had....let me count.....1,2,3,4,5! Fords, plus my current one, the EA 5 speed with EB multi-point 4.0L, EF Thermofan conversion and EB XR8 LSD, putting out about 120kw at the wheels and its lowered and stuff. I've owned that model falcon before. Maybe you should get it tuned, gap the spark plugs a bit smaller to get a better burn. Thats about all i can suggest really. My cortina used a heap of fuel but that was worked 250 X-flow, mild cam, pacemaker extractors, 350 Holey, sports exhaust and 4 speed manual. A gasket kit for the carby would probably help things along too. Report
July 9, 200521 yr comment_56613 I've been told that Ford rear brakes are a good thing to use for upgrading to rear disc brakes :n: Report
July 10, 200521 yr comment_56859 Thats bad I used to get around 400 to a tank from my many XF's. Even my old XD with the 302 gave me 350km to a tank. Try a carby kit and all things said before and get a good tune from a person that realy knows how to tune the crossflow with a webber. Go to a workshop that rebuilds carbys and nothing else for advice. Report
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