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Petrus du Toit Posted on Mar 30, 2016
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Have high fuel consumption on my fiesta 1.4 fuel injection.11 lt/100km. car runs smooth.

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High fuel consumption Petrus, sticking E brake, poor gas, tune up needed, lazy O2 sensor,
leaking injectors, driving habits, etc. all can cause more fuel consumption. Have it scanned to help determine cause.

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    Petrus du Toit Mar 31, 2016

    Good day. Thanks for info so far.NB: I do not find O2 sensor on exhaust system. Seems this model does not have one. I only see three sensors. 1)Throttle sensor 2) vacuum sensor 3)and a white sensor on righthand side of intake manifold? Any suggestion on next step.

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    L Pfaff Mar 31, 2016

    Sorry Petrus, I am not real familiar with that engine, Maybe a good technician could scan the vehicle and set you on the right track.

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