[Quantum Owners] Saloon on EBay

2008-11-25 Thread John Woodward

Saloon currently on EBay @ £100,  needing a lot of work, listed as a
Quantumsport, so usual searches won't find it (item no. 220316749143)
John
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[Quantum Owners] Re: Car range? (tank size)

2008-11-25 Thread MichaelHughes7A
 
In a message dated 24/11/2008 23:14:21 GMT Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

My  Xtreme shows gasping empty 


The Ford Design Standard for fuel gauges is that at the point it starts to  
show empty there should be enough fuel left to cover 50 miles. It is obviously  
easier to tell the point at which this happens if you have a low fuel warning 
 light.
 
In production Ford cars I have on occasion driven the car to the point when  
there was less than one litre of fuel left in the tank. The possibility of  
debris in the bottom of the tank is one that should be taken into account 
before 
 trying this.
 
Michael

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[Quantum Owners] Re: Car range? (tank size)

2008-11-25 Thread IanH (S3-023)

So if I usually get about 20 - 25 litres in,  then I am 10 litres off
empty...

I may try a run to 150 miles (with a petrol can along)

Ian

On Nov 25, 1:35 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 In a message dated 24/11/2008 23:14:21 GMT Standard Time,  

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 My  Xtreme shows gasping empty

 The Ford Design Standard for fuel gauges is that at the point it starts to  
 show empty there should be enough fuel left to cover 50 miles. It is 
 obviously  
 easier to tell the point at which this happens if you have a low fuel warning
  light.

 In production Ford cars I have on occasion driven the car to the point when  
 there was less than one litre of fuel left in the tank. The possibility of  
 debris in the bottom of the tank is one that should be taken into account 
 before
  trying this.

 Michael
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[Quantum Owners] Re: Car range? (tank size)

2008-11-25 Thread James Davis

I've got a bit over 150 miles out of it. On the trip to Le Mans in 2006 I 
averaged 24.6mpg, with my biggest fill-up being 29litres.
The only thing to be careful of is the standard tank is not baffled very 
well, so you could start stuttering when cornering.
I've got the injection tank, which has a crude swirl pot, but I improved it 
by sealing the bottom to the tank and routing the fuel return to actually 
create a swirl.
The other half gave me some funny looks when I tried it in the bath with a 
windscreen washer pump and water (fully clothed I hasten to add). It did 
prove though that it could hold the swirl pot full while the rest of the 
tank was practically dry.

James.
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So if I usually get about 20 - 25 litres in,  then I am 10 litres off
empty...

I may try a run to 150 miles (with a petrol can along)

Ian

On Nov 25, 1:35 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 In a message dated 24/11/2008 23:14:21 GMT Standard Time,

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 My Xtreme shows gasping empty

 The Ford Design Standard for fuel gauges is that at the point it starts to
 show empty there should be enough fuel left to cover 50 miles. It is 
 obviously
 easier to tell the point at which this happens if you have a low fuel 
 warning
 light.

 In production Ford cars I have on occasion driven the car to the point 
 when
 there was less than one litre of fuel left in the tank. The possibility of
 debris in the bottom of the tank is one that should be taken into account 
 before
 trying this.

 Michael



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