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Old 11th August 2004, 21:48   #16
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what is the knob on the RHS just below the ignition key.i heard it is used to change the rpm.
can any1 pls tell wat is it used for.
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Old 11th August 2004, 22:54   #17
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Hey Speedsatya,

Most old-gen diesel cars have this including my Jeep, Sierras and Sumos. It is used for adjusting the idling rpm speed. I have never needed to use it though.

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But wats the use of adjusting the rpm.when do u require it.
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Old 12th August 2004, 01:23   #19
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Nope, havent need to till date. I honestly dont know whats the purpose behind it.

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Isnt thats what a choke is...I dont remember, but old ambis and fiats use to have them in delhi, since it use to make the car start on cold mornings is that it
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Choke is there in almost all carburetted.. petrol cars...
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Old 12th August 2004, 12:12   #22
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its for idle adjustment for really cold climates
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Quote[/b] (_Crazi4Speed_ @ Aug. 11 2004,23:55)]Isnt thats what a choke is...I dont remember, but old ambis and fiats use to have them in delhi, since it use to make the car start on cold mornings is that it
Correct me if im wrong, but doesnt the choke actually increase the fuel in the air fuel mix, rather than just opening the throttle more (ie like the idle knob in question).

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yup it actually blocks the air to make it rich, ie more fuel to air
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i actually use to do it... start diesel cars in the morning and let it be idle for around 5 mins..... thts it... u cn vroom it any extent later on...

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ANyone knows how much power the tavera would produce without the Turbo,
the GM guys told me that it would be close to 70 ,and with the TUrbo , it has approx 10 hp more
Also at what rpm does the Turbo kick in ?
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Topic moved to Indian car scene. Information provided cannot be classified as a review or a test-drive

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Old 23rd November 2005, 19:12   #28
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I am Happy with Tavera. I purchased the vehicle few months back and I have traveled more then 10,000 Km without any problem.....Touchwood.

I have been to Rohtang Pass (Manali), mussorie and many other places without any problem.
GM have also improved in Service. They keep calling to know the performance of the vehicle.

I agree with the bad interiors but if you go with performance......I give 10/10 to the vehicle.

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wow, its wonderful to know they did actually called you to ask performance of vehicle.
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Re: Chevrolet Tavera

The Tavera production had to be stopped for three months, (August, Sept, Oct 2013) due to defects in the exhaust systems and the recall of 114,000 units of this MPV, its now news that GM has resumed production.

http://www.autocarindia.com/auto-new...on-361331.aspx

GM is also to be fined by the government for fudging the weight(15-20 Kg) of Taveras.

http://www.autocarindia.com/auto-new...re-361477.aspx
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