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    Hi my 2.2tdi seems a bit heavy on diesal on 20 quid it gets about 125 miles thats on combined motorway and town driving , only had car a week .
    also had spanner light and limp mode happen twice at about 50 to 60 mph any thoughts thanks

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    Has it been serviced lately.

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    think its now due 1, its done 57000 miles on 03 p-late was thinkin of doing my own service but dont fancy doing fuel filter change lol

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    I would get her serviced, just done mine today, the 1.9 are a right pain in the neck to change, I am sure the 2.2 is a bit easier mate.
    If I can do it, anyone can.

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    It does seem a bit low but stop start driving & the low temperatures kill mpg but if your getting warning lights on get it into Duerdens

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    every time the fault light comes on the ecu throws diesel into the oil to ensure it can limp to the garage. Really does mess your mpg up!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian S100 View Post
    It does seem a bit low but stop start driving & the low temperatures kill mpg but if your getting warning lights on get it into Duerdens
    has done with mine too, might be the 4-5 mins of idleing in the morning to clear windows though

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattv6diesel View Post
    has done with mine too, might be the 4-5 mins of idleing in the morning to clear windows though
    The diesels are such big heavy lumps that in cold weather they can take 20+ minutes to reach full operating temperature & consume extra diesel in the process

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    but they are happy whist they do it. sell it and get a 2.8 turbo for the winter

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattv6diesel View Post
    but they are happy whist they do it. sell it and get a 2.8 turbo for the winter
    In winter it's hard enough keeping the front wheels of a slightly tweeked BSRi 1.9 spinning at the right speed never mind a 2.8 Turbo, so I think I'll pass

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