Team-BHP - Maruti Genuine Parts (MGP) Catalog: Post your queries here (model list on Pg 1)

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Originally Posted by rahulgoel (Post 4696830)

I'm looking for the spoiler and body kit for SX4 ZXi, that's shown in quoted picture. Is it still available to order?

Check with your MGP store once. The actual state is that its production has been halted but there might be left over stocks at MSIL warehouse.

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Originally Posted by VWAllstar (Post 4698897)

Father in Law owns a Dzire VDI. Tomorrow being his 60th Birthday, we are thinking of gifting him the OEM touch screen head unit.

Can anyone confirm if that can be fitted and what will be the cost?

Not a straightforward swap.

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Originally Posted by NPV (Post 4699929)

Hi Shashi,
Looking for the part numbers of the clutch related components for the first gen Dzire VXI.

Can you please share all the part numbers for
1. Clutch cable
2. Clutch plate
3. Pressure plate
4. Release bearing
5. Flywheel
and anything else that I've missed in the list ?

*Any alternate part/manufacturer to look for or avoid ? :)

Only Valeo make is available for your car it seems, the part numbers being:

1. 23710M75J21
2. 22400M75J01
3. 22100M75J01
4. 23265M79F41
5. 12620M63B10

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Originally Posted by Sophomore (Post 4702763)

Hi Shashi,

Need your help for below

Car: MS Baleno vxi 2004

1. Alternator belt
2. Timing belt cover
3. AC belt (is it part No.95141M65GB0)

Thanks in advance.

Regarding timing belt cover, try if this fits: 11390M76A01. It's MGP and is shared with EECO/1.3L engines and costs just Rs. 195. If not, the part number recommended by Maruti is 11390-71C00. I am somewhat sure that the MGP part should fit. If not, the more expensive SGP is always there.

1. 17521M75M00(Rs. 190)
OR
17521M75M10(Rs. 215)

3. Yes, your info is correct. :)

Regards,
Shashi

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Originally Posted by Leoshashi (Post 4702813)

Only Valeo make is available for your car it seems, the part numbers being:

Thanks Shashi.
Is it ok to go with MGP (Valeo) OR do you recommend any other manufacturer parts outside ? I thought there were concerns about quality of parts from Valeo ?
Also, any other parts related to clutch that may need replacement ?

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Originally Posted by Leoshashi (Post 4702813)

This info is great, eventhough the MASS already gave order for SGP, the WM there also gave order for the EECO MGP one from his curiosity to check the compatibility, also the lead time for this part(MGP) is very minimal compared to SGP.

Will update once it's done.

Thanks Shashi.

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Originally Posted by scorpian (Post 4687267)

I had to resort to replacing the O rings and then again i had to use the grey bond and left it overnight to cure. This stopped the oil leakage completely.

Once you do replace the O rings make sure you clean the area properly to identify if the leakage has stopped completely or not.

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Originally Posted by Leoshashi (Post 4688604)

Replace the gasket/o ring and the issue should be fixed.

The oil is still leaking after replacing the O-Rings.
Like said by scorpian, I think I should put additional sealing looks like. Should I get the O-Ring replaced again to a newer one? What is a grey bond? Are you talking about M-Seal?

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Originally Posted by balenoed_ (Post 4705416)

Buy anabond Grey which is oil and high temperature suitable.
Now clean the mating surfaces completely. Apply anabond grey like a gasket and let it cure for say 20 mins before fixing it back. It has to be one seamless joint, a microscopic gap will also let the oil leak again.
O ring need to be of good quality and not spurious. After putting the mating surfaces together let it cure over night and don't use the car till then.
This is how I have stopped oil leaks at distributors for all my zens.
Hope it helps.
Regards
Manoj

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Originally Posted by NPV (Post 4702902)

Try to source Ceekay/Exedy components from aftermarket. DBHPian Parag and other experienced chaps prefer Ceekays for petrol Marutis.

Also check gear shift cables.

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Originally Posted by dadu (Post 4703660)

Dear Shashi,

This could be a tough one...considering XL6 is a new car, are the below parts readily available with MGP :

Suzuki connect :

Wiring Kit for XL6

Mouting bracket for XL6

Nexa dealers are finding it difficult to find the Mounting brackets with MSIL

Absolutely no idea. Suzuki connect can be sold only via dealers since they are subscription services. Sorry.

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Originally Posted by balenoed_ (Post 4705416)

What is a grey bond?

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Originally Posted by scorpian (Post 4706075)

Buy anabond Grey which is oil and high temperature suitable.

For such applications, Maruti has this:

Small Package:

Name: ANABOND 676 (25 GMS)
Part Number: 99000M24121-022
Price: Rs. 55

Larger tube:

Name: LIQUID GASKET(THREE BOND-1215) 100
Part Number: 99000M24120-331
Price: Rs. 300

Larger tube is used to join flanges of gearbox housings, so should work for your purpose IMO.

Regards,
Shashi

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Originally Posted by Leoshashi (Post 4706345)

Try to source Ceekay/Exedy components from aftermarket. DBHPian Parag and other experienced chaps prefer Ceekays for petrol Marutis.

Thanks.
Will try this if available, otherwise will go with MGP.

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Also check gear shift cables.

Would you have the part # handy for this ? It's a 2009 Dzire VXI.

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Originally Posted by Leoshashi (Post 4702813)

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Originally Posted by Sophomore (Post 4703026)

The Eeco timing belt cover has reached the MASS and according to WM it is identical to the Baleno part :thumbs up. As the SGP part is already in transit, he is in a view not to go with Eeco part to be at peace of mind post-fix.

But I must say the price difference between MGP and SGP is quite substantial. These kind of alternate options is quite a relief, really appreciate your efforts Shashi.

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Originally Posted by Sophomore (Post 4706912)

If it's absolutely identical then there is no reason to wait for SGP. The workshop chap is pushing for SGP as it will become dead inventory with him. Anyways, its your call. Take a decision after comparing both the parts closely. :thumbs up

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But I must say the price difference between MGP and SGP is quite substantial. These kind of alternate options is quite a relief, really appreciate your efforts Shashi.

Thank the parts sharing which Maruti does. People often crib about parts sharing like power window switches or engines. What they don't realise is the easy availability of spares in the long run, which old car owners appreciate. :)

Regards,
Shashi