Am I missing something here. I drive a 1.9 TDI FR with a 45L tank. Most of my driving is around town with the odd country run or motorway trip. Only once have I got 400 miles from a full tank and even then it clicked over to 400 miles as I rolled into the petrol station. I then brimmed the tank with 41L of diesel. I therefore only got 43.9mpg.(400 miles divided by 9.11 gallons) For this 400 miles I also did more coasting that i thought was possible. Is my engine faulty or is this forum full of bullsheeters.
I think its more a question of the type of driving you're doing.
My first ~4.5 miles every morning is 30-50mph with a number of roundabouts, short country lane section, 2 mile uphill section, few more roundabouts (with traffic lights) then 9 miles of dual carriageway (very slightly uphill).
I won't get my trip average above 44mpg till I'm around 8 miles into the journey. By the end of the trip to work, which is 52 miles, of which ~23 is motorway ~18 is dual carriageway, I used to be averaging 62+.
If I go from my house around town, I'm lucky to get 40mpg for the trip (~5 miles) as its all stop/start.
Ibiza FR is the same as mine, apart from mine has slightly better (less rpm) gear ratio in 6th, no idea about a Leon FR though, it may be similar.
That said, somehow I've lost 8-10 mpg which I really am feeling in my wallet. So its possible whatever is now wrong with mine is also wrong with yours.
Seeing as a new MAF didn't fix it, and consumption appears to be OK at cruise (constant load/speed) my next investigation will be the vnt mechanism as clearly thats affected by load. Although I don't know if the MAF actual being way above the MAF specified when under load is pointing this way too.
Below shows a short section of rpm against MAF specified and MAF actual.
RPM Spec Actual
1680 735 617.4
1785 850 994.7
1911 850 1234.8
2079 850 1249.5
2205 850 1249.5
2310 850 1244.6
2436 850 1249.5
2541 850 1200.5
2625 850 1180.9
2142 365 328.3
2079 845 1029
2121 830 1058.4
2142 790 984.9
2142 555 725.2
I'm guessing as way too much air is coming in, the ECU is putting in more fuel to compensate? No idea though really.
To answer your question though, stick her in cruise at 70mph on a motorway for 10 minutes and you should see a nice increase in your average. Instant MPG should show around 63mpg depending on hills etc.