[abhi_tjet]

Originally Posted by Manan9876

I mean motor oil is of different grades and on searching for the petronas; on Amazon india only one vague result of grade 75W comes up.

Apologies buddy. But yes, no information on grade as such.
If you want to look for other brands, you can check what goes for Suzuki‘s AMT, Renault’s AMT, etc. I suppose that’s worth a shot to check grade information.

However, for Tutela Cs-Speed, Petronas website as well as few others shows below technical information-

[rajivtelang]

Originally Posted by Akash.D

It has been many days and the problem has not surfaced so far. However, I have noticed a humming noise while reversing the car. Is it normal?

That is quite a disturbing noise though. Make sure to pay attention to road and not that noise while reversing. Do not worry, that is normal. Every car has its flavour of that noise.

[Manan9876]

Originally Posted by abhi_tjet

Apologies buddy. But yes, no information on grade as such.
If you want to look for other brands, you can check what goes for Suzuki‘s AMT, Renault’s AMT, etc. I suppose that’s worth a shot to check grade information.

However, for Tutela Cs-Speed, Petronas website as well as few others shows below technical information-

Attachment 2036505

Hm this is indeed problematic
1) Said Tutlea Cs speed is not available on the market for me as on writing this entry.

2) Considering that 75W is the specified grade I wish there was a way to confirm the same, I will be skeptical on relying on other brands AMT as thier systems might be different.

3) Lastly is gear oil/transmission/amt fluid the same?

[abhi_tjet]

Originally Posted by Manan9876

2) Considering that 75W is the specified grade I wish there was a way to confirm the same, I will be skeptical on relying on other brands AMT as thier systems might be different.

3) Lastly is gear oil/transmission/amt fluid the same?

Since Maruti as well Tata uses Magnetti Marelli's AMT, I suppose it will be similar.

Also, gear oil/transmission/amt fluid aren't the same. This is mentioned in the screenshot shared by me earlier.

[Manan9876]

Originally Posted by abhi_tjet

Since Maruti as well Tata uses Magnetti Marelli's AMT, I suppose it will be similar.

Also, gear oil/transmission/amt fluid aren't the same. This is mentioned in the screenshot shared by me earlier.

Gotcha hydraulic fluid 75 w grade; time toask the local suppliers

[soulfuel]

Originally Posted by Akash.D

It has been many days and the problem has not surfaced so far. However, I have noticed a humming noise while reversing the car. Is it normal?

Yes mate, this is normal.
The Tata engineers informed me that the reverse gear is not synchromesh and he advised me to waite for 2sec before slotting into reverse gear.

I am never going to forget his words because while demonstrating this, he put the car in reverse, pressed the accelerator hard to make me listen the humming sound and suddenly 'DHAAM' the car crashed . Yes, he crashed my 6 month old car.

Rest is a long story. But they finally replaced the rear bumper with color mismatch and right side tail light, which is not properly fitted. It was a nice gesture by them. I have decided to keep the bumper as it is and fix the tail light by myself.

The car is Tigor petrol.

[Sam.k]

Has anyone tried installing the following..?I own a 2019 XZA+

1) Backlit power window switches from older Tigor/Tiago?Maybe even from Bolt/Zest

2) Key illumination ring?(Missing in 2019 XZA+)

3) Will the new Tiago's front bumper fit BS4 models?If yes planning to upgrade to Tigors bumper as both are the same(only for the DRL's)

4)Upgrade to better spec spark plugs?

5)Can my Harman system be retrofitted with the rear view parking cameras?

6) Wiper blade upgrade?

I'm also considering getting a remap from Code-6.Should gain a meagre 8-9% power bump.

[Akash.D]

Initial Impressions of our 2020 BS VI Tiago XZ+

So, today I did a 380 km trip (total odometer reading is 750) which is the first trip after purchase. Here are my initial impressions:-

• Amazing suspension. There were a total of 3 people onboard and each of us agreed that the ride quality is very plush. The road was a mixture of good as well as bad patches and the car literally glides over the potholes. I feel the lower variants with 14 inch wheels having bigger sidewalls shall have even better ride quality. Yesterday I checked and filled all the wheels to 36 PSI as per the manual which I feel is a bit high. Keeping the tyre pressure at around 33 should also improve the ride comfort further. Fellow owners may correct me if I am wrong.

• Since I have no prior driving experience, I am not calibrated to gauge the performance of the vehicle . I felt that the car has enough power and can easily go over massive speed breakers in the second gear. The acceleration is okay and there is no problem in overtaking. The brakes are quite capable and I didn't face any problem even in heavy rains that were our companion throughout the journey.

• The car gave an overall fuel economy of 22 kmpl which is impressive. I drove the car for the first 130 kms and then the MID was showing 26 kmpl!

• Special mention must also be made for the Harman made ICE. The speakers are awesome and comparable to my Swans.

• Tata went ahead and deleted the AUX port from this BS VI model which is

• I also found the horn placement to be very good at the beginning but not so much when I had to honk while taking a U-turn.

I wanted to click a lot of pictures during the drive, but as I said the rains played spoilsport. Anyways, here is a single click that I managed to steal. Many more trips to come once the pandemic is over.

[Kosfactor]

Originally Posted by soulfuel

Yes mate, this is normal.
The Tata engineers informed me that the reverse gear is not synchromesh and he advised me to waite for 2sec before slotting into reverse gear.

Incorrect reason for the whine in revere gear.
The forward gears have helical cut gears - reduces noise, reverse has straight cut gears.

You need to make sure that vehicle is completely stationary before shifting to reverse, sometimes when the clutch is new this can happen even if the car is at full stop. In such cases, shift to a forward gear and then shift to reverse - car needs to be at complete at all times of course

[soulfuel]

Originally Posted by Kosfactor

Incorrect reason for the whine in revere gear.
The forward gears have helical cut gears - reduces noise, reverse has straight cut gears.

You need to make sure that vehicle is completely stationary before shifting to reverse, sometimes when the clutch is new this can happen even if the car is at full stop. In such cases, shift to a forward gear and then shift to reverse - car needs to be at complete at all times of course

Thanks for thr right information me brother.

[SaiSW]

Took this photo some time ago. Just so happened to come across two generation defining cars of Tata, near to each other.

The father is proud of his son, he has grown the family fortune tenfold and didn't make the same mistakes his father made.

[gjnnbagal]

Originally Posted by Akash.D

• Tata went ahead and deleted the AUX port from this BS VI model which is

If your car music system has Bluetooth connectivity, then its more practical and easier way than using an AUX connectivity.

Managing AUX wire, preventing it from getting tangled around is kind of irritating, also you can't use steering controls when connected via AUX (song change, call receive, call disconnect, volume control won't work)

About quality of music, I think it's same in AUX as well as Bluetooth. I hardly use my AUX cable kept in my car.

[Akash.D]

Originally Posted by gjnnbagal

If your car music system has Bluetooth connectivity, then its more practical and easier way than using an AUX connectivity.

My father is not tech savvy and has a jio phone which doesn't connect with the system via bluetooth. Hence, the aux port would have served the purpose. Having more connectivity options is always welcomed but Tata deleted the existing feature which irked me.

[jigar]

Originally Posted by Akash.D

My father is not tech savvy and has a jio phone which doesn't connect with the system via bluetooth. Hence, the aux port would have served the purpose. Having more connectivity options is always welcomed but Tata deleted the existing feature which irked me.

You can get a usb to 3.5 audio jack on Amazon for that purpose for ₹200-300
Here's the link to one of their best sellers:
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B08BXW7TPX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_S8KsFb8CY5ERD

[100Rabh]

Originally Posted by jigar

You can get a usb to 3.5 audio jack on Amazon for that purpose for ₹200-300
Here's the link to one of their best sellers:
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B08BXW7TPX/..._S8KsFb8CY5ERD

This thing might not be compatible with car's system as it requires compatible OS to get detected. Or if you have used it personally then it is different story.