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teomingern

teomingern

6th Gear

Hi, has anyone replaced the HUD? Iâm plann Ng to replace mine with one that is android auto compatible. Any recommendations and will it void the warranty from Komoco?

I think you mean HU right? HU = headunit, HUD = heads-up unit...
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JCsteven

JCsteven

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Hi all. This is my first post.

Planning to get the turbo s 1.6. Anyone care to share or recommend an SE. Thanks in advance.

 

can PM Terszio

 

 

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JCsteven

JCsteven

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i just gotten 1.6 turbo but any can share their FC for their 1.6 tucson?

 

my 1.6 is going for 10.1km per litre. i havent go for 1st servicing yet.

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teomingern

teomingern

6th Gear

i just gotten 1.6 turbo but any can share their FC for their 1.6 tucson?

 

my 1.6 is going for 10.1km per litre. i havent go for 1st servicing yet.

Woah... that sounds bad... maybe you're quite heavy footed eh? Or maybe the turbo surge is too addictive... ha ha ha...
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The_mark

The_mark

2nd Gear

What kind of traffic do you travel in? Heavy cars don't like start-stop traffic.

 

I dont own a Tuscan, but I also drive a 1.6 turbo.

 

My FC fluctuates between 9-10 km/l, mostly nearer to the 9km/l region.

 

You'll get used to it after a while, and notice that be it hard driving or grandma driving, the FC doesn't deviate much for the same route.  [laugh]

Just enjoy the drive.  [thumbsup]

 

i just gotten 1.6 turbo but any can share their FC for their 1.6 tucson?

 

my 1.6 is going for 10.1km per litre. i havent go for 1st servicing yet.

 

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teomingern

teomingern

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What kind of traffic do you travel in? Heavy cars don't like start-stop traffic.

 

I dont own a Tuscan, but I also drive a 1.6 turbo.

 

My FC fluctuates between 9-10 km/l, mostly nearer to the 9km/l region.

 

You'll get used to it after a while, and notice that be it hard driving or grandma driving, the FC doesn't deviate much for the same route. [laugh]

Just enjoy the drive. [thumbsup]

Actually my car does make some difference... over a longer period then there's some difference in cost of fuel... I drive a 2.0 L Sonata... I drive 38 km a day to and from work... 50% highway, 50% arterial & neighborhood roads. School rush hour in the morning (24 km), usual afternoon traffic before 5 pm (14 km)... different routes... the forward journey has more highway driving... I get about 11.0-11.5 km/L if I drive normally, keeping RPM below 4000... more start stop traffic will cause fuel consumption to drop to about 10.5-10.8 km/L...
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The_mark

The_mark

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Actually my car does make some difference... over a longer period then there's some difference in cost of fuel... I drive a 2.0 L Sonata... I drive 38 km a day to and from work... 50% highway, 50% arterial & neighborhood roads. School rush hour in the morning (24 km), usual afternoon traffic before 5 pm (14 km)... different routes... the forward journey has more highway driving... I get about 11.0-11.5 km/L if I drive normally, keeping RPM below 4000... more start stop traffic will cause fuel consumption to drop to about 10.5-10.8 km/L...

For me, I always get stuck in the slow traffic from balestier going towards PIE, which is why my FC is so bad.

 

But one thing I noticed about my car is for a given distance, there is no difference in FC between slowly accelerating to 70 vs pushing beyond 3k rpm for the turbo to kick in, then let go of the throttle. Sometimes the harder acceleration is more efficient over a distance. Maybe because mine is a CVT.

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Kurrypokteh

Kurrypokteh

1st Gear

Hi Nicholas we have a Tucson watsapp chat grp that shares everything from lobangs for accessories to bodykits to zhng ideas leh u wanna join us then we share bodykits info and prices? Can PM me

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ustcyue

ustcyue

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Hi, I am looking for a SUV mainly for daily commute and also family trip during weekends. Now I really cannot decide between Nissan X-trail and Tucson. Based on my test drive, seems Tucson has much larger road noise and engine noise. Had anyone here drive both model before and give some advice? Thanks!

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Fpchong

Fpchong

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Hi, I am looking for a SUV mainly for daily commute and also family trip during weekends. Now I really cannot decide between Nissan X-trail and Tucson. Based on my test drive, seems Tucson has much larger road noise and engine noise. Had anyone here drive both model before and give some advice? Thanks!

 

 

Why don't consider this option:-

 

Kona 1.0 manual turbo FWD
$83,999 3 bids guaranteed
$80,999 3 bids non guaranteed.
 
Kona 1.6 turbo AWD
$125,999
$122,999.
 
Available for test drive.
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Nicholasng78

Nicholasng78

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Hi Nicholas we have a Tucson watsapp chat grp that shares everything from lobangs for accessories to bodykits to zhng ideas leh u wanna join us then we share bodykits info and prices? Can PM me

Hi bro, just PM you

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