Bikin Irit Gara2 Bensin Naik

[Santa Monica]

Hay guys, gw member baru nih, gw lagi pusing gara2 bensin naek sabtu kemaren, ada cara ngatasin biar mobil bisa irit bensin ga, yah utak-atik dari mesinnya gitu, atau gw harus ganti mobil dengan cc lebih kecil. Any advise?

[Santa Monica]

oh iyah, ada yang bisa bikin irit FORD Everest ga? abis jadi melambung nih duit gw gara2 bensin naek...

[alindri]

Originally Posted by Santa Monica

Hay guys, gw member baru nih, gw lagi pusing gara2 bensin naek sabtu kemaren, ada cara ngatasin biar mobil bisa irit bensin ga, yah utak-atik dari mesinnya gitu, atau gw harus ganti mobil dengan cc lebih kecil. Any advise?

ganti mobil yg cc nya kecil..emang salah satu alternativ, atau lu ganti pake motor aja kan jauh lebuih irit......
kalau mau yg lebih irit lagi.......ya naik sepeda.......he he he
asal jarak tempuhnya bisa dicapai aja..misalnya 10 km.. .

[effendi]

Originally Posted by Santa Monica

oh iyah, ada yang bisa bikin irit FORD Everest ga? abis jadi melambung nih duit gw gara2 bensin naek...

cari yang ford semeru ataw ford leuser...

[oom_ndut]

Originally Posted by Santa Monica

Hay guys, gw member baru nih, gw lagi pusing gara2 bensin naek sabtu kemaren, ada cara ngatasin biar mobil bisa irit bensin ga, yah utak-atik dari mesinnya gitu, atau gw harus ganti mobil dengan cc lebih kecil. Any advise?

Dapat email ini dari temen, mungkin berguna untuk menghemat bahan bakar mobil;

12 Tips to save Petrol

1 ) Pump up your tyres
Keeping your tyres inflated is one of the easiest and most important things. Saving petrol means saving money one can do to improve fuel economy.

If a range is recommended by the manufacturer, the higher pressure should be used to maximize fuel efficiency. Deflated tyres run hot and jeopardize safety. It will also cause the tyres to wear out prematurely, affect the vehicles adversely, and hurt the fuel economy by increasing the rolling resistance.

Tyres lose about 1 psi pressure per month due to air loss caused by the tyre hitting holes, bumps and kerbs. Therefore, the tyres should be checked at least once a month. Just 1 tyre deflated by 2 psi will result in a 1% increase in fuel consumption.

2) Drive at moderate speed
Avoiding high speeds on open roads resultsin safer driving and better fuel economy. In highway driving, over 50% of the power produced by the engine is used to overcome erodynamic drag. Drag and thus fuel consumption increases rapidly at speeds above 90km/h. On the average, a car uses about 15% more fuel at 100km/h, and 25% more fuel at 110km/h compared to when it is doing only 90km/h.

However, this should not lead one to conclude that the lower the speed, the better the fuel economy - because it is not. The fuel consumption of an average car increases sharply at speeds below 50km/h.

3) Clean the air-filter regularly
Clogged air filters increase fuel consumption by restricting airflow to the engine, and thus should be cleaned/replaced when necessary. Clogged air filters can increase fuel consumption by up to 10%.

4) Use thinner tyres
Tyres with thick width will improve the handling of your car. However, it will also increase your car's fuel consumption. Thicker tyres mean more rolling resistance! , and thus will consume more fuel.

5) Start up the car properly
With today's cars, it is not necessary to prime the engine first by pumping the accelerator pedal repeatedly.Do not crank the engine excessively This only wastes fuel.When starting the engine, idle it no more than 30 seconds to warm it up. An engine will warm up faster on the road. However, avoid sudden acceleration before the engine has warmed up sufficiently.

6) Drive in high gear (overdrive)
The engine runs most efficiently between around 1,500 and 2,500 rpm. To maintain these low revs you should change up through the gears as soon as practical and before the revs reach 2500 rpm.

For automatic transmission cars, you should always switch on your overdrive to help save fuel. Overdrive will allow your engine to change gears at lower revs. It also puts your transmission into an "economy" mode and lets it engage the final "overdrive" gear when cruising to ! keep the rpms extra low, thereby increasing fuel economy.

7) Travel light
Avoid carrying any unnecessary weight in your car. On the average, every 50kg added load in your car will increase fuel consumption by 2%.

8) Anticipate traffic ahead
A driver can reduce fuel consumption by up to 10% by anticipating traffic conditions ahead and adjusting the speed accordingly, and avoiding tailgating and thus unnecessary braking and acceleration.

Accelerations and decelerations waste fuel. Braking and abrupt stops can be minimized by not following too closely and slowing down gradually when approaching a red light. It takes up to six times as much fuel to move a car from a dead stop than it does for one moving at just a few km/h.

9) Avoid strong acceleration
The fuel consumption remains at a minimum during steady driving at a moderate speed of about 90km/h. Keep in mind that every time the accelerator is hard pressed, t! he engine goes into a "fuel-enrichment" mode of operation that wastes fuel.The vehicle should always be gradually and smoothly accelerated. Using cruise control on highways can help maintain a constant speed and reduce fuel consumption.

10) Minimise aerodynamic drag
Additional parts on the exterior of a vehicle such as roof racks and spoilers, or having the window open, Roof racks are bad for fuel economy increases air resistance and fuel consumption, in some cases by over 20%.

11) Don't let your engine idle
Minimize fuel wasted in idling by stopping the engine whenever your car is stopped or held up for an extended period of time. Idling more than a minute consumes much more fuel than restarting the engine. By having the engine switched off, you will save more fuel than is lost from the burst of fuel involved in restarting the engine. The net increased wear and tear from this practice is negligible.

12) Use the air-con sparingly
Air conditioners can use about 10 per cent extra fuel when operating. However, at speeds of over 80 km/h, use of air conditioning is better for fuel economy than an open window

[speedyrj]

Originally Posted by alindri

ganti mobil yg cc nya kecil..emang salah satu alternativ, atau lu ganti pake motor aja kan jauh lebuih irit......
kalau mau yg lebih irit lagi.......ya naik sepeda.......he he he
asal jarak tempuhnya bisa dicapai aja..misalnya 10 km.. .

Pakai sepeda listrik aja kalo antara 10-30km, soalnya tiap 50-60 km harus di charge ulang...

[Santa Monica]

Originally Posted by oom_ndut

Dapat email ini dari temen, mungkin berguna untuk menghemat bahan bakar mobil;

12 Tips to save Petrol

1 ) Pump up your tyres
Keeping your tyres inflated is one of the easiest and most important things. Saving petrol means saving money one can do to improve fuel economy.

If a range is recommended by the manufacturer, the higher pressure should be used to maximize fuel efficiency. Deflated tyres run hot and jeopardize safety. It will also cause the tyres to wear out prematurely, affect the vehicles adversely, and hurt the fuel economy by increasing the rolling resistance.

Tyres lose about 1 psi pressure per month due to air loss caused by the tyre hitting holes, bumps and kerbs. Therefore, the tyres should be checked at least once a month. Just 1 tyre deflated by 2 psi will result in a 1% increase in fuel consumption.

2) Drive at moderate speed
Avoiding high speeds on open roads resultsin safer driving and better fuel economy. In highway driving, over 50% of the power produced by the engine is used to overcome erodynamic drag. Drag and thus fuel consumption increases rapidly at speeds above 90km/h. On the average, a car uses about 15% more fuel at 100km/h, and 25% more fuel at 110km/h compared to when it is doing only 90km/h.

However, this should not lead one to conclude that the lower the speed, the better the fuel economy - because it is not. The fuel consumption of an average car increases sharply at speeds below 50km/h.

3) Clean the air-filter regularly
Clogged air filters increase fuel consumption by restricting airflow to the engine, and thus should be cleaned/replaced when necessary. Clogged air filters can increase fuel consumption by up to 10%.

4) Use thinner tyres
Tyres with thick width will improve the handling of your car. However, it will also increase your car's fuel consumption. Thicker tyres mean more rolling resistance! , and thus will consume more fuel.

5) Start up the car properly
With today's cars, it is not necessary to prime the engine first by pumping the accelerator pedal repeatedly.Do not crank the engine excessively This only wastes fuel.When starting the engine, idle it no more than 30 seconds to warm it up. An engine will warm up faster on the road. However, avoid sudden acceleration before the engine has warmed up sufficiently.

6) Drive in high gear (overdrive)
The engine runs most efficiently between around 1,500 and 2,500 rpm. To maintain these low revs you should change up through the gears as soon as practical and before the revs reach 2500 rpm.

For automatic transmission cars, you should always switch on your overdrive to help save fuel. Overdrive will allow your engine to change gears at lower revs. It also puts your transmission into an "economy" mode and lets it engage the final "overdrive" gear when cruising to ! keep the rpms extra low, thereby increasing fuel economy.

7) Travel light
Avoid carrying any unnecessary weight in your car. On the average, every 50kg added load in your car will increase fuel consumption by 2%.

8) Anticipate traffic ahead
A driver can reduce fuel consumption by up to 10% by anticipating traffic conditions ahead and adjusting the speed accordingly, and avoiding tailgating and thus unnecessary braking and acceleration.

Accelerations and decelerations waste fuel. Braking and abrupt stops can be minimized by not following too closely and slowing down gradually when approaching a red light. It takes up to six times as much fuel to move a car from a dead stop than it does for one moving at just a few km/h.

9) Avoid strong acceleration
The fuel consumption remains at a minimum during steady driving at a moderate speed of about 90km/h. Keep in mind that every time the accelerator is hard pressed, t! he engine goes into a "fuel-enrichment" mode of operation that wastes fuel.The vehicle should always be gradually and smoothly accelerated. Using cruise control on highways can help maintain a constant speed and reduce fuel consumption.

10) Minimise aerodynamic drag
Additional parts on the exterior of a vehicle such as roof racks and spoilers, or having the window open, Roof racks are bad for fuel economy increases air resistance and fuel consumption, in some cases by over 20%.

11) Don't let your engine idle
Minimize fuel wasted in idling by stopping the engine whenever your car is stopped or held up for an extended period of time. Idling more than a minute consumes much more fuel than restarting the engine. By having the engine switched off, you will save more fuel than is lost from the burst of fuel involved in restarting the engine. The net increased wear and tear from this practice is negligible.

12) Use the air-con sparingly
Air conditioners can use about 10 per cent extra fuel when operating. However, at speeds of over 80 km/h, use of air conditioning is better for fuel economy than an open window

Wah thanks yah bro!!
anyway kalo dari settingan mesin ada yang bisa berubah ga? kaya stelan gas or modifikasi sumthing gitu?

[sonytan]

Originally Posted by Santa Monica

Hay guys, gw member baru nih, gw lagi pusing gara2 bensin naek sabtu kemaren, ada cara ngatasin biar mobil bisa irit bensin ga, yah utak-atik dari mesinnya gitu, atau gw harus ganti mobil dengan cc lebih kecil. Any advise?

Salam Kenal Monica,
Bukan cuma Monic yang pusing. Hampir semua orang pusing. Malah ada yang pusing jadi nekad berani ambil resiko. Masak iya gara2 bbm naik, mobil2 mewah kayak BMW, mercy, yang kudu pake pertamax jadi nekat pake premium? Apa kaga takut mesinnya rusak ya? mobil cc kecil pasti lebih irit, tapi saat ini mungkin bukan itu solusinya. harus cari teknologi atau bahan yg bisa hemat bbm. Biar semua mobil bisa hemat. Gitu kali ya...

[Santa Monica]

Originally Posted by sonytan

Salam Kenal Monica,
Bukan cuma Monic yang pusing. Hampir semua orang pusing. Malah ada yang pusing jadi nekad berani ambil resiko. Masak iya gara2 bbm naik, mobil2 mewah kayak BMW, mercy, yang kudu pake pertamax jadi nekat pake premium? Apa kaga takut mesinnya rusak ya? mobil cc kecil pasti lebih irit, tapi saat ini mungkin bukan itu solusinya. harus cari teknologi atau bahan yg bisa hemat bbm. Biar semua mobil bisa hemat. Gitu kali ya...

Hay sony, nice to know you
nah sebenarnya itu sih yang harus dipikirin, ada ga teknologi or modifikasi yang bisa biki mobil jd irit. listrik ajah ada masa mesin ga ada? btw ada yang tau komunitas Ford ga? lumayan mau sharing pengalaman ajah.

[sonytan]

Hi Monic,
Saya juga lagi pusing karena dapat tugas kantor soal efisiensi biaya perjalanan dinas kendaraan. Ada teman kenalin suatu produk yang mengadopsi teknologi penyempurnaan bahan bakar. Dia sih sudah membuktikannya. Saya lagi uji coba di kendaraan kantor. So far sih baru kelihatan hemat sekitar 15% padahal target perusahaan harus bisa cut cost sampe 25%. Untungnya beberapa mobil yg pakai perta bisa ganti ke premium. Lumayan juga sih. Kalau uji coba berhasil dan terbukti, nanti saya share infonya dengan Monic ya.

Salam pusing,
Sony