i think you will get 17-18 in some upcoming days after next service
Maruti Suzuki Swift: Technical Issues & Solutions
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#77
1st service in on 29th can you tell me what is done on first service
i think washing and topping up all fluids was done in 1st service
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#79
all fluids meaning? and my right tyre is making pich pich noise while running what is it?
Get the cabin filter fitted. Would cost you around Rs. 350 /-.
I got the engine oil changed as well, however there are different opinions on this![[:)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Smile.gif "Smile [:)]")
I got the engine oil changed as well, however there are different opinions on this
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#81
Get the cabin filter fitted. Would cost you around Rs. 350 /-.
I got the engine oil changed as well, however there are different opinions on this
I got the engine oil changed as well, however there are different opinions on this
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Cabin Filter also known as AC Filter sits between your inlet and outlet points of your car AC. It filters down the dust and polution and keeps your AC running smoothly. On most cars including the Swift, its located just after the glove box. You have to remove the glove box to access the same. MS Swift by default has no cabin air filter. But you could buy the same at the ASS.
if noise is coming while crossing humps then it could be some kind of rubber bush noise get it check in your next service .
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#84
can you tell at what rpm does my car has max torque and power? my car tyre makes noise on particular roads not on every road why so
most of the cars get good power and torque around 2000 rpm.most of stock Tyre have hard rubber that's why they make noise
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The petrol varsion has max torque and power at 4000 and 6000 rpm respectively. The diesel on the other hand has the same at 2000 and 4000 rpm respectively. Rest assured the diesel has ample power and torque for all your needs. The tyre noise may be more due to different type of roads you drive in. On tarred road its negligible, however its a different story altogether on concrete and unpaved roads. Most tyres are made for tarred roads. You could experiment with different tyre compounds. Softer compound tyres would give you a cushioned ride at the cost of weak sidewalls (which might be prone to get damaged easily) compared to harder compounds. Based on your requirements you could check the tyre forum to get the tyre best suited for your needs. Just check the manufacturing dates on the tyres before you buy them. They should not be more than 6-8 months old. Also, sometimes tyre pressure is also a culprit. Adhere to manufacturers recommendations should cause you no harm.
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#87
thanks one of my firend said tyres are new and its treads are making noise and will be gone after some kms. but its still there i am 100% sure its tyre which is making noise
Kindly check the tyre as well as the bearings and bushes. Noises from these are hard to distinguish during driving. Your friend is right to diagnose that new tyres do have protective coating which wear out over a period. Kindly look at running in new tyres. Observe for a few days. Bearing noise would sound metallic and would not be loud. You would have to drive slowly at an empty stretch like your office parking to make out the source of the noise.
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#89
so my service is due tomorrow what will be on the complaint list:engine knocking,tyre making noise and which fluids do they fill on first service
They'll most probably top up the engine oil, gear oil, brake oil along with coolant.