> I have a 240 Polar. done build for the Italian market with a 2000 cc engine,
> this engine it crosses 7 kilometers with a liter of gasoline, how much road
> does it cross a 2300 cc built for the other markets?
Hi David,
I too have a 240 with the 2.3litre engine, a '93 Wagon with 5-speed manual
transmission
By coincidence I too live in South West British Columbia, Canada, actually
on Vancouver Island.
Despite the wagon being somewhat heavier than the sedan of "JCH" (perhaps I
drive with a lighter foot......), but my city/country driving (hardly any
highway driving) generally uses less than 10 liters/100Km (i.e 10 Km/liter),
often as low as 9.2 litres/100Km or ~11Km/litre
Your 240 seems much thirstier!
Andy I.
: > I have a 240 Polar. done build for the Italian market with a 2000 cc engine,
: > this engine it crosses 7 kilometers with a liter of gasoline, how much road
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: (Note: location is south west BC, fairly mild winters with lowest temps
: around -7 to -8 C for a few days)
devid.moto - 27 Aug 2007 11:16 GMT
Yes Andy it is very thirsty, it crosses 7 kilometris of highway with a liter
and 5 or 6 in the street urban, but this is a problem of all the Volvos 240
Sold in Italy, because for the Italian taxes an engine under the 2000cc was
convenient, but the car was heavy and consumed a lot, these old Volvos are
almost all been modified for working with the Gas liquid propane.
Devid
> Hi David,
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Andy - 27 Aug 2007 18:18 GMT
The conversion to propane seems like a good idea, Devid!
Andy I.
: Yes Andy it is very thirsty, it crosses 7 kilometris of highway with a liter
: and 5 or 6 in the street urban, but this is a problem of all the Volvos 240
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: > : (Note: location is south west BC, fairly mild winters with lowest temps
: > : around -7 to -8 C for a few days)
devid.moto - 27 Aug 2007 20:21 GMT
Yes Yes, in Italy the price of the propane is around of 0,58 euros ( 0,79
US$) but the price for the gasolina is arround of 1.24 euros (1,70 US
dollars ) veeeery expensive !!!!
Cheers: Devid
> The conversion to propane seems like a good idea, Devid!
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