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Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 24
Reg: 11-2006
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Hi guys.....can anyone tell me whats the total fuel capacity of a JZZ30 1992'? Someone told me its 80 Litres...is it true?
Thanks |
Aaron Casey
DieHard
nsw
'94 jzz30 gttl, 2 mini's one supercharged 
Posts: 734
Reg: 08-2005
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yep |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 25
Reg: 11-2006
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Really?...wow...thats huge man... |
Maurice Diggler
Goo Roo
Victoria
TR44i
Posts: 2118
Reg: 06-2006
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I think it's 78L tank, I did know but aren't 100% sure, it's either 76L or 78L, the same size tank in all 30 series Soarers. |
Peter Nitschke
Junk Filterer
South Australia
UZZ30 UZZ31
Posts: 9984
Reg: 11-2004
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78 Litre tank and probably a bit more than another litre up to the spout. |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 26
Reg: 11-2006
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oh ok...thanks mate...since my fuel gauge is not working.. .....i have to keep my eyes on the odometer/trip to check whats the balance fuel i have and never tested to what extent it goes. |
Mark Zimmer
Tinkerer
Vic
Soarer TT
Posts: 39
Reg: 05-2008
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Yer 78-80 sounds right. Your fuel gauge isnt working  that would be a pain seeing because if you drive hard the soarers can drink like a camel. |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 27
Reg: 11-2006
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oh yes ....they do...fuel gauge isn't working...tried cleaning the senders....no result....i tried changing the dashboard meter...not working too...one guy suggested to change the sender and meter together...and that would cost a bomb....maybe just need to add in an external fuel gauge from other cars or aftermarket gauges. |
Blake Davies
TryHard
S A
Factory 5sp TT
Posts: 267
Reg: 03-2006
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its has a 78L tank.
I have fill it from 68L to 78L (use 10L) and its full. |
Peter Nitschke
Junk Filterer
South Australia
UZZ30 UZZ31
Posts: 9988
Reg: 11-2004
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Possible dash/guage mis-match? |
Maurice Diggler
Goo Roo
Victoria
TR44i
Posts: 2120
Reg: 06-2006
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Prem Ananth Ganesh wrote on Friday, September 19, 2008 - 04:56 pm:one guy suggested to change the sender and meter together...and that would cost a bomb...
Just buy another one from a wrecker, then clean it thoroughly before installation and you should be right for another few years. |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 28
Reg: 11-2006
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well...in malaysia we dont get much soarer wrecks....even if there is..we only get the front cuts.....i guess i need to change the meters first and see. thanks |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo
North Island
JZZ31
Posts: 3777
Reg: 10-2005
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Maurice Diggler wrote on Friday, September 19, 2008 - 12:22 pm:, the same size tank in all 30 series Soarers.
Except the JZZ31, which is only 70 litres. |
Don Bagnall
Moderator
New Zealand
Mercedes Benz SLK230 Kompressor
Posts: 7075
Reg: 05-2005
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Matthew is correct. JZZ31's from 9/97 - 12/2000 had a 68L tank.
ALL other 30 series Soarers have the 78L tank from 91 - 2000. |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo
North Island
JZZ31
Posts: 3784
Reg: 10-2005
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Still enough to get me to Wellington with a bit to spare though =) |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 29
Reg: 11-2006
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with the current fuel price in Malaysia....RM2.55....it will cost about RM200 for a full tank....and probably gives me around 600KM....
Anyway...do you think there would be a sender-meter mismatch....? |
Brian Timms
Goo Roo
New South Wales
TT Soarer Goodness.
Posts: 1464
Reg: 12-2006
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Don Bagnall wrote on Sunday, September 21, 2008 - 09:37 am:Matthew is correct. JZZ31's from 9/97 - 12/2000 had a 68L tank.
Not what this one says...
http://www.cars-directory.net/specs/toyota/soarer/1999_8/5866/
Not everything on the internet is accurate though.
B. |
Mike Triggs
Goo Roo
Western Australia
3.0GT G-Pack
Posts: 1160
Reg: 07-2005
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Prem Ananth Ganesh wrote on Monday, September 22, 2008 - 10:53 am:with the current fuel price in Malaysia....RM2.55....it will cost about RM200 for a full tank....and probably gives me around 600KM...
Mate, 95 octane is the equivalent of RM5.40 here! Can't get 98 locally. |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 37
Reg: 11-2006
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ya...but we are a net exporter of high grade petroleum...it was at RM1.92.....suddenly shot up to RM2.70 and now at RM2.55...and the gov just announced that they are bringing it further down...keeping my fingers crossed. |
Mike Triggs
Goo Roo
Western Australia
3.0GT G-Pack
Posts: 1161
Reg: 07-2005
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I'm curious about 68 litres for our car as I filled the other day when the fuel gauge hit half and it took 40.75 litres. I know fuel gauges are usually inaccurate, but on Norfolk I let it run down to quarter and less at times (we were never more than 2 litres from a fill) and it usually took about 55-58 litres. Never once saw the fuel light come on in the '97 although it did a couple of times on the '95.
One thing I've noticed with the later Soarer is that when we don't use it much the economy really drops (like 5-5.5km/litre) and I wonder if it's not evaporating. Here we go 3 months without filling... |
Brian Timms
Goo Roo
New South Wales
TT Soarer Goodness.
Posts: 1467
Reg: 12-2006
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you know unleaded fuels start to 'go off' after about a month.....
B. |
Mike Triggs
Goo Roo
Western Australia
3.0GT G-Pack
Posts: 1162
Reg: 07-2005
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Brian Timms wrote on Wednesday, September 24, 2008 - 06:57 pm:you know unleaded fuels start to 'go off' after about a month.....
Yeah... we had a Levin on Norfolk in 2000, with the 20v 4AGE engine. Went away on holidays, came back in a month or so, the car pinged like crazy just getting out of the drive. Was OK after I topped it up with fresh fuel.
By 2004 all unleaded to Norfolk was HULP although don't know the octane.
We can't get 98 here so when I go to Carnarvon I fill up jerries of it. |
Prem Ananth Ganesh
Tinkerer
Kuala Lumpur
Soarer (MZ10) & (JZZ30)
Posts: 39
Reg: 11-2006
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As expected the fuel price is down by another 10 cents per litre....now its RM2.45 per litre. Hope it goes down further. |
Glen Muller
DieHard
Victoria
V8 Soarer UZZ31
Posts: 542
Reg: 12-2007
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When I had old fuel in my GSX750 it backfired like a bitch... awesome crackles when you're slowing down in low gears, complete with 6 inch flames from the Yoshi pipe... I miss that thing. |
Mike Triggs
Goo Roo
Western Australia
3.0GT G-Pack
Posts: 1163
Reg: 07-2005
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Glen Muller wrote on Thursday, September 25, 2008 - 02:30 pm:When I had old fuel in my GSX750 it backfired like a bitch...
I once had a Yamaha XS750 triple in which I installed a Wiseco 850 kit. The electric start wouldn't turn over and it pinged badly on hills no matter what octane boosters I put in it (using leaded fuel!). Probably should have retarded the ignition a tad.
Funnily enough I saw the bike about 12 years after I sold it, in a shed on Norfolk Island |
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