The fuel efficiency of the Geely Coolray is among the most popular complaints from automobile owners. In regular driving conditions, we have a fuel consumption of 14.6 - 16.4 km/l. With faulty components such as damaged turbochargers, this fuel economy number can drop almost twice.

The 3-cylinder 1.5-liter turbocharged engine in the PH-spec Geely Coolray produces 255 Nm torque and 177 horsepower. The starting price for a base Comfort type is Php 978,000 and Php 1,198,000 for a top-spec Sport type. Geely Coolray is among the most affordable turbocharged vehicles available in the local market.





Installing a new turbocharger will not necessitate as much fuel use as you may expect. It solely uses the engine's exhaust gases for spooling, which later suctions air and drives it into the engine, resulting in a higher power. You'll obtain poorer fuel efficiency after it starts to display flaws, compared to when you originally purchased a subcompact crossover.

Damaged seals are ones of the various reasons for turbocharger failures. A turbocharger, like a majority of engine components, is equipped with tight seals to prevent air and oil leakage. Seals can blow under high pressure over time, affecting the car’s exhaust system, turbocharger condition, and fuel economy.

Foreign items or debris can also cause damages to your turbochargers. These can build up over time when travelling lengthy distances. However, it is suggested that you have maintenance routines on a frequent basis for the Geely Coolray since debris can build up and cause damage to other components.

 

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Recently an old school chum of mine was considering getting a Coolray because it was quite affordable but after serching specialised forums he got the idea that this car is not as affordable to maintain as he has thought before. The build quality left a lot to be desired. So eventually he bought a Fit. No complaints so far