[Randhawa]

Originally Posted by king_julian

That makes me feel a bit better that I didn't get ripped off by replacing an almost new filter with a new filter

Are you sure they put one in If they did then there must be a part no for it.

Is anyone a member on a Suzuki forum where you could ask about it?

[anandkumargb]

Originally Posted by Jaggu

3.1 liter plus a filter you will require for an oil change, do not fill more than this.

2.9 liter if you are only changing the oil without filters. You will need to goto a mass with proper tools and oil filter stock, to replace oil.

Car has done 16k, is it reqd to change the oil filter ? if I change it now, shd I ask the MASS not to change the filter at 3 rd service @ 20k?

Just wanted to check if Sagar *** will acknowledge my request to change the oil of my choice in the interim? Which MASS will do the oil change without any fuss?

[Randhawa]

@Jaggu

Here are some leads for the pollen filter(cabin air filter) you guys are looking for and the part no is 95860-62j00(not sure if its same for Indian swift)

Partspool: Suzuki Parts Locator Service: FILTER Part No. 95860-62J00

Pollen Filter SUZUKI SWIFT/SA310 on eBay (end time 02-Dec-09 19:10:56 GMT)

Cabin Air Filter 95860-62J00(CU1827) - G & W International Co., Ltd.

27000 mile (3rd year) Service Kit - Swift

Swift guys could pool up and buy in bulk?
Cabin Air Filter 95860-62J00(CU1827)-Large Photo & Picture

Pollen filter / cabin filter

http://www.denso-europe.com/caf/DENS...logus_2009.pdf

Hope it helps.

[Jaggu]

Originally Posted by anandkumargb

Car has done 16k, is it reqd to change the oil filter ? if I change it now, shd I ask the MASS not to change the filter at 3 rd service @ 20k?

Just wanted to check if Sagar *** will acknowledge my request to change the oil of my choice in the interim? Which MASS will do the oil change without any fuss?

ideally change filter when you change oil, i do it every 5k kms though recommended is 10k kms.

If you have a good relation with Sagar, there is no reason why they shouldnt. They are ofcourse selling the filter and labor call up and confirm. Suraksha should also do it without any fuss.

Originally Posted by Randhawa

@Jaggu

Here are some leads for the pollen filter(cabin air filter) you guys are looking for and the part no is 95860-62j00(not sure if its same for Indian swift)
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Hope it helps.

Thanks Randhwa i shall make use of these links

[rajswiftvdi]

Hi Guys,

Got the car done first service, exactly after a week after purchase. Clocked 975kms. Done it at RNS, Hosur Road. Got an English speaking SA(Manju, nice Guy), and Tamil speaking mechanic and thus not much struggle to communicate. Filled feedback form with full marks .

Engine Oil: Mobil Delvac MX, Ruby Trades(Thanks to NFS2024 Post#868,same thread)
Replaced Oil Filter(Rs.377)

Fixed Boot\Back Seat Squeaking. Also had Rattle from dashboard, somewhere near Clock, but Mechanic appraised that the whole unit has to be taken apart to evaluate and fix the issue. I just ignored the rattle, snce it is audible only on very bad roads and can be an indication of how rash I am driving!.

Nitrogen filled(Rs.100), though it was not in my list of items, just said go ahead to experiment.

Had few dents and minor touchups(Labour Rs.100)

Bill:597, Had 431 discount on accessories and total paid: 166/-

Feeling clutch and gear became quite smoother(not sure its head game).

Since I dont have an ICE yet(Was in dilemma, whether to move from old car and now decided to go for new), I had developed a bad habit of listening to all engine noise and sound varies in every RPM.

[Jaggu]

@rajswiftvdi: Manju is a reliable guy and he attended to my car at 35k service.

Which reminds me, its been a while since i really updated this thread. Lots have passed in the last few months which i will update later. But net result is something really different, which is slightly unusual for me also.

So as a preview i present Snowhite @ 38,600 kms

[thirst4torque]

Looks stunning!
Specially the lip is looking really nice. Where did you get it done and for how much?

[Jaggu]

Originally Posted by thirst4torque

Looks stunning!
Specially the lip is looking really nice. Where did you get it done and for how much?

Thanks, the alloys were done by Sai Colorium in JP Nagar. Excellent workmanship and they charge 700 bucks per wheel. But trust me, its as good as getting a new set of alloys for more than 10 grands.

You decide what you want to do, explain it to him and he will do it for you. Recommended!

[SLK]

Originally Posted by Jaggu

So as a preview i present Snowhite @ 38,600 kms

I haven't been really following this thread, but the facts are:
1) this car is in Bangalore
2) it's driven a lot
3) and its done close to 40k kms!

It's really neat!

[Jaggu]

Thanks SLK But its not 100% scratch or ding less. Its just that the car was recently given a diesel wash and a body wax, apart from the front end getting complete paint job along with alloys. Yes thats the story which i havent updated yet in this thread (notice the new model bumper?)

I thought having white car would be easy to maintain, yes it is compared to blacks but still if you want to keep it white atleast 2-3 hours needs to be spent every weekend.

[Manu0611]

Hey Guys....
Can I have the specific coordinates of MUL where I can raise my concern over not using the Mobil Delvac MX oil during the 1st service.

Sorry for the delayed response. I was out of town to celebrate my daughter's first birthday ..

[DieselFan]

You may call Maruti Customer Service and lodge a complaint Ph-1800 1800 180. It is toll free.

[benbsb29]

Jaggu, the car looks err... different. I didnt like the color choice as such for the alloys. Its quite well-maintained, i must say.

[Jaggu]

Thanks Benny, and you can sponsor 2800 bucks and we can change it to florescent yellow what say?

Its like it or hate it with this color. I like it, as you said its different easy to identify in a big parking lot.

[mnhegde]

Neatly maintained car. Alloys Look great (love the chrome lip). Jaggu, a closeup of the alloys please??