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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] RE: drooling injectors V12
Hi all. I'll second Connie's comments. Don't have any idea why, but the computer seems more accurate (off by 5%) after exclusive highway driving, and around town its not much better than a gremlin antenna. Mark 89 XJ-S ><Connie Vloutey wrote:> >I have a 1990 XJS and the correlation between the trip computer and the gas >pump reading is like yours. The pump reads about 10% higher than the trip >computer in my car. > >My gut feeling is that the accuracy of the trip computer at low fuel flows is >not as good as with the fuel flows you get while traveling at highway speeds. > >
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