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<blockquote data-quote="morrogan" data-source="post: 578188" data-attributes="member: 19033"><p>Just to note a bit, 2369liter/180day = 13.16liters/day. For continuous/non-stop travelling @7.7liter/100km = Approximately 171km/day. For idling consumption (assume 1.5liter/hour for I6 325i), it would be 8hours 46 min, approximately.</p><p></p><p>I think the smart OBD will picked whichever condition meeting the specified parameter, then pop up the service indicator accordingly.</p><p></p><p>One thing i not sure is that the "Liter" parameter is sum of consumption in the move, idling or combine of both?? 2369liter/(9.5liter/100km) =25,000km interval for service (if non-stop travelling).</p><p></p><p>So when you idle for one hour @consumption rate of 1.5liter/hr, you service interval will reduce 15.78km (based on average consumption of 9.5liter/100km).</p><p></p><p>Conclusion is: BMW is very detailed/over-engineered and sophisticated la....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="morrogan, post: 578188, member: 19033"] Just to note a bit, 2369liter/180day = 13.16liters/day. For continuous/non-stop travelling @7.7liter/100km = Approximately 171km/day. For idling consumption (assume 1.5liter/hour for I6 325i), it would be 8hours 46 min, approximately. I think the smart OBD will picked whichever condition meeting the specified parameter, then pop up the service indicator accordingly. One thing i not sure is that the "Liter" parameter is sum of consumption in the move, idling or combine of both?? 2369liter/(9.5liter/100km) =25,000km interval for service (if non-stop travelling). So when you idle for one hour @consumption rate of 1.5liter/hr, you service interval will reduce 15.78km (based on average consumption of 9.5liter/100km). Conclusion is: BMW is very detailed/over-engineered and sophisticated la.... [/QUOTE]
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