Swift Diesel - 15000 km update - Page 15 - Team-BHP

suman · 22nd February 2008, 13:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by kuttapan

I nudge the brake mid corner, only for the inside front wheel to lock up.

Just curious as to why the wheel would lock up if the ABS is working effectively?

Eddy · 10th April 2008, 19:09

Kuttapan,

You looking to sell off the car kya ?

kuttapan · 10th April 2008, 22:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by suman

Just curious as to why the wheel would lock up if the ABS is working effectively?

Suman, ABS kicks in when the wheel starts to lock up, releasing the pressure for a microsecond, so that the wheel starts spinning again. Whenever this happens, the pedal judders and that is how you know that the ABS has kicked in !

kuttapan · 10th April 2008, 22:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eddy

Kuttapan,

You looking to sell off the car kya ?

In about a months time, yes.

Eddy · 10th April 2008, 22:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by kuttapan

In about a months time, yes.

Are you:

A) Bored of the car ?

B) Going onsite ?

C) Upgrading ?

D) Aisaaichh ?

kuttapan · 10th April 2008, 22:25

btw, I just completed a 550 km trip today. Odo reads 18600.

My baby(first time I am taking him on a long trip) acted as a speed limiter, and guess what is the mileage I got? 22kmpl, with 99% a.c. On a previous run on the same route(Bangalore-Kochi) last month, I was able to get the same fuel efficiency - I excercised self restraint and it helped that the entire run was during the night. Very few vehicles.

Today though, it was mayhem after palghat, I used a light foot for most of the journey except for the Amballoor - Angamaly stretch. I am amazed at myself, to be able to produce such a good mileage.

Now I can vouch that it is always the driver(and conditions) which makes the difference. The car will return the mileage you want it to.

P.S> I am not sure if it makes any difference, but I have been using SYSTEM D, for the last two refills. However, the run last month was done without it, so it may not affect mileage at all.

Also, I used BP normal diesel once, car did not like it at all, felt very sluggish.

kuttapan · 11th April 2008, 17:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eddy

Are you:

A) Bored of the car ?

B) Going onsite ?

C) Upgrading ?

D) Aisaaichh ?

A) HOW COULD U even think of it?

B) Is right.

C) If I wasn't going out, maybe I would have

D) Belong to the salaried class, cannot change cars Aissaaich..

GSMINC · 12th April 2008, 13:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by kuttapan

In about a months time, yes.

What is the price you are expecting ?
Is it a Swift LDI or VDI?

I am looking for a diesel Swift used car.
Pls PM me the details

Jaggu · 12th April 2008, 14:12

Its a Vdi with ABS and 185 Tyres

GSMINC · 14th April 2008, 10:58

Moderator's note: Please keep all personal communication via PM. This continues to be an ownership thread.

Jaggu · 14th April 2008, 11:20

Its Bangalore reg, i think its under a year

Read this thread from beginning you will get the info apart from price.

JayD · 23rd April 2008, 00:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by GSMINC

I am looking for a diesel Swift used car.
Pls PM me the details

From a small ride, i can say that this car is in immaculate condition. Feels and looks brand new.

kuttapan · 23rd April 2008, 11:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by JayD

From a small ride, i can say that this car is in immaculate condition. Feels and looks brand new.

Thank you for your kind words. It pains me to part with my car.

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kuttapan BHPian Join Date: May 2007 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 551 View My Garage	btw, I just completed a 550 km trip today. Odo reads 18600. My baby(first time I am taking him on a long trip) acted as a speed limiter, and guess what is the mileage I got? 22kmpl, with 99% a.c. On a previous run on the same route(Bangalore-Kochi) last month, I was able to get the same fuel efficiency - I excercised self restraint and it helped that the entire run was during the night. Very few vehicles. Today though, it was mayhem after palghat, I used a light foot for most of the journey except for the Amballoor - Angamaly stretch. I am amazed at myself, to be able to produce such a good mileage. Now I can vouch that it is always the driver(and conditions) which makes the difference. The car will return the mileage you want it to. P.S> I am not sure if it makes any difference, but I have been using SYSTEM D, for the last two refills. However, the run last month was done without it, so it may not affect mileage at all. Also, I used BP normal diesel once, car did not like it at all, felt very sluggish.