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Old 27th December 2007, 17:30   #61
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Damn man true! i got a black Estilo, and kids do it all the time.
I cover it, relegiously! what ever the time, how many ever times, I put on the cover always, and the Cover is full of crow and dove ****! and all the mud and dust is on it! - people never eye on it, nor come near it and lean on the ****! - guess this works without any issues!

The worse the car-cover, the better! - what say friends?
Suggestion is good. But how do we carry that worst cover? It has to be carried inside our car itself no? And I don't think that is a good idea to carry a piece of junk within inside the car always. We may need a neat cover to cover the dirty cover and carry.
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Old 27th December 2007, 17:40   #62
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just fold it ulta, as in the exterior parts are folded towards inside and the inner side which is clean is out.
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Old 25th October 2010, 00:33   #63
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whether it classifies as a remedy or not, But have seen vehicles which have water in fromt of the radiator grille. A friend of mine told me that the u get kool water and would be useful during hot summer journeys.

Can anyone shed some light..pls

yea, that indeed is the reason..

it is like the classic function of an a/c..
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Old 22nd September 2014, 20:03   #64
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Driving Hacks

Found this on 9gag:

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Not sure if the following tip is correct as Maruti owner's manual suggests having 1/4th of the car flank visible on the mirror.

wind=wing*
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And lastly, where is a traffic post without a pic of chaotic Indian traffic!
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I feel this one needs to be memorized as if it's a key to a test

--Source: http://9gag.com/gag/aqZbwMv
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Old 31st March 2015, 21:23   #65
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Re: Home remedies, tips & tricks for your car.

Wanted share this article from quora:
http://www.quora.com/What-are-some-automotive-hacks

There might be some overlap from what's already posted on this thread, though.
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Old 20th September 2016, 18:24   #66
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Re: Home remedies, tips & tricks for your car.

@SreeT: the Fuel tank indicator arrow just blew my mind! Thank you very much for that, such a cool hack.
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Old 19th November 2020, 20:48   #67
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Re: Home remedies, tips & tricks for your car.

Car: Suzuki swift 2018 model.

I don't know if it's common knowledge but I just found that you can override the beam leveling motor by turning the knob marked in the picture below.

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My low beam didn't have enough throw possibly because I've painted the inside of the headlights.

With this knob you can increase or reduce the beam height. The leveling switch/control does work after doing this.

Painted headlights.
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Old 19th November 2020, 22:00   #68
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Re: Home remedies, tips & tricks for your car.

I had some (not major) ant infestation in my car. The small black ones, non-biters. Used to wriggle out from nooks, and then later via the ac vent on the dash too.

I tried to place sheets of news papers with spray of household pesticides in side the car, and then a few napthalene balls around. Neither worked.

Finally sprayed diesel into the crevices, and nooks. Dont know where the ants disappeared - have not had anything blown up thru the a/c vents. No un-wanted smells either.

Reason for picking diesel was that we use it to even clean painted surfaces.
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