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Since when is Singapore cold?

 

I got experience the wiper fluid frozen, wiper cannot move, window cannot wind down, even door need cow strength to open before. You need to stop to use the ice scrapper every few hours of driving as the windscreen get freeze over time. But that was fun, good experiences.

 

But I do missed the sub 23degC Singapore. :(

 

i thought u should turn on the heater and blow on the windscreen?

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Whose car is affected by the hot weather? Example...fc goes down, power goes down...sluggish.

 

Maybe mine is 1.5l niah so quite affected by it.

 

Otherwise...it is shiok...when the weather is cool...a lot of difference.

 

Who experience or feel the same?

 

if weather can affect your FC, tat means u must be really light footed [lipsrsealed]

hope u drive on the left lane [rolleyes]

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if weather can affect your FC, tat means u must be really light footed [lipsrsealed]

hope u drive on the left lane [rolleyes]

 

ermm...u will be surprised I am on the 1st lane a lot of time [laugh]

 

There is no need to gas heavily and wait for the car to catch up, instead I try to match what the car roughly can do at that throttle position so that I dun waste unnecessary fuel.

 

I usually accelerate a bit hard but dun floor the throttle, once hit the desired speed, just feather to maintain speed.

 

For a 15 year old car with N.A. engine, I still can achieve around 14km/l but hot weather har...12.5km/l to 13km/l.

 

So you are wrong man.

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ermm...u will be surprised I am on the 1st lane a lot of time [laugh]

 

There is no need to gas heavily and wait for the car to catch up, instead I try to match what the car roughly can do at that throttle position so that I dun waste unnecessary fuel.

 

I usually accelerate a bit hard but dun floor the throttle, once hit the desired speed, just feather to maintain speed.

 

For a 15 year old car with N.A. engine, I still can achieve around 14km/l but hot weather har...12.5km/l to 13km/l.

 

So you are wrong man.

 

Isnt it inconsistent on how you calculate your fc? Cause I think if you do not calculate it base on per week or per month basis, it wont be consistent. In Singapore, we dont get any cool everyday month or hot everyday month, maybe in the past we do. But now the weather keep fluctuate every few days.

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i thought u should turn on the heater and blow on the windscreen?

Thats what I did. Bull blast. If I didn't, it may be worst. Anyway, when I finally get the wiper fluid warm enough to work, it turned out ok. You will still need to scrap the windscreen if you parked outside when you started the car. Its not a big of a deal.

 

Anyway, I posted some picture here meh.

Winter driving

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if weather can affect your FC, tat means u must be really light footed [lipsrsealed]

hope u drive on the left lane [rolleyes]

 

You can get good FC if you don't on the aircon, & keep the window close. But there is little chance of doing this in Singapore. Last time, I kiasu. I will turn the aircon off, 5 minutes before I reach my destination, to save FC. [:p]

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ermm...u will be surprised I am on the 1st lane a lot of time [laugh]

 

There is no need to gas heavily and wait for the car to catch up, instead I try to match what the car roughly can do at that throttle position so that I dun waste unnecessary fuel.

 

I usually accelerate a bit hard but dun floor the throttle, once hit the desired speed, just feather to maintain speed.

 

For a 15 year old car with N.A. engine, I still can achieve around 14km/l but hot weather har...12.5km/l to 13km/l.

 

So you are wrong man.

 

maybe i m wrong becos my car gives 7-8km/l regardless hot or cold or watever. its NA also [rolleyes]

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You can get good FC if you don't on the aircon, & keep the window close. But there is little chance of doing this in Singapore. Last time, I kiasu. I will turn the aircon off, 5 minutes before I reach my destination, to save FC. [:p]

 

wahh.. sibeh hardcore leh [laugh] [laugh]

if under hot sun, confirm free sauna [laugh]

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Thats what I did. Bull blast. If I didn't, it may be worst. Anyway, when I finally get the wiper fluid warm enough to work, it turned out ok. You will still need to scrap the windscreen if you parked outside when you started the car. Its not a big of a deal.

 

Anyway, I posted some picture here meh.

Winter driving

 

yeah, early morning to start car confirm will have problem. but on the move should be fine unless heavy snow

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Isnt it inconsistent on how you calculate your fc? Cause I think if you do not calculate it base on per week or per month basis, it wont be consistent. In Singapore, we dont get any cool everyday month or hot everyday month, maybe in the past we do. But now the weather keep fluctuate every few days.

 

I pump 95 every 5 to 6 days, enough times to form form rough estimates over cooler and hotter spells.

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maybe i m wrong becos my car gives 7-8km/l regardless hot or cold or watever. its NA also [rolleyes]

 

wah ur car chow chow is 2.4L one...performance car...eh comparable to 2L WRX leh...

 

other reason maybe...

 

1) your car is carrying a lot of excess weight.

2) your car is modified, meaning can be engine or structure

3) you constantly over-drive your car

4) your car is auto transmission

5) or over-sized wheels???

 

 

 

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wah ur car chow chow is 2.4L one...performance car...eh comparable to 2L WRX leh...

 

other reason maybe...

 

1) your car is carrying a lot of excess weight.

2) your car is modified, meaning can be engine or structure

3) you constantly over-drive your car

4) your car is auto transmission

5) or over-sized wheels???

 

everything stock lah [laugh] [laugh]

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wah ur car chow chow is 2.4L one...performance car...eh comparable to 2L WRX leh...

 

other reason maybe...

 

1) your car is carrying a lot of excess weight.

2) your car is modified, meaning can be engine or structure

3) you constantly over-drive your car

4) your car is auto transmission

5) or over-sized wheels???

 

everything stock lah [laugh] [laugh]

 

so means 2.4L (or more), points 1, 3 and 4 are correct har? hur hur hur

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Saw a few aircon trucks and vans arond my neighbourhood these few days...preparing for the hot apriil-Sep season...this hot weather sucks.. [bounce1]

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Whose car is affected by the hot weather? Example...fc goes down, power goes down...sluggish.

 

Maybe mine is 1.5l niah so quite affected by it.

 

Otherwise...it is shiok...when the weather is cool...a lot of difference.

 

Who experience or feel the same?

 

Its normal. Every car will feel more sluggish in hot weather (unless your car super big CC).

 

Its due to the air. Engine takes in hotter air will make less power. Worse FC as well. When air is hot, ECU will pull back timing and alter A/F ratio to prevent detonation/pinging.

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There is only hot, or very hot in Singapore. [:p]

 

Any way, 22 deg C is about as good as it gets here liao lah. Cannot compare with other temperate country. 22 deg is like summer mid day temperature in some countries, on the hottest month.

You r right. For sg whole year hot weather, even the temp can reach 22-23 deg also very cooling lo. :D As really cannot compare with other countries temp, as now i know even county which temp is btw 10-20 deg also not consider very cold, esp if u experience in countries during winter time temp is super super cold! [rolleyes]

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