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Old 27th February 2008, 16:00   #46
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Engine Oil i meant , and the breaks were cleaned .
Gear oil wasnt changed .
Sorry cant provide the break up cost now because the bill has already been forwarded to my office , but i would be able to tell you the cost of the diesel filter and the air filter (because these were changed a week later , i.e a couple of days back ,as it was not in STOCK when i had sent it for servicing.)
The Air Filter Cost just under Rs. 300/-
The Diesel Filter was just under Rs. 900/-
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Old 27th February 2008, 23:39   #47
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Engine Oil i meant , and the breaks were cleaned .
Gear oil wasnt changed .
Sorry cant provide the break up cost now because the bill has already been forwarded to my office , but i would be able to tell you the cost of the diesel filter and the air filter (because these were changed a week later , i.e a couple of days back ,as it was not in STOCK when i had sent it for servicing.)
The Air Filter Cost just under Rs. 300/-
The Diesel Filter was just under Rs. 900/-
I believe the gear oil needs to be replaced at 20K according to Swifts services schedule so please get that done.

900 for the diesel filter ? I thought it was 300 odd rupees ?
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900 for the diesel filter ? I thought it was 300 odd rupees ?
The petrol filter is the cheaper one , diesel is approximately that much.
BUSA would know.
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Old 29th February 2008, 14:19   #49
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I paid around Rs. 1250 /- for both the Air Filter + Diesel Filter.
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Old 23rd June 2008, 12:39   #50
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The car has done 33k kms (in 11 months) , Have FINALLY upgraded to 185/70 R14 , Potenza G-III's . . .
"GLUE" - thats the word.
Ride quality has improved a bit , but not that noticeable cause the suspension is old now . But overall the tyres are VFM . (paid Rs. 12,800/- for a set of 4)

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33k km ion 11 months....I have barely managed 20k in the past 11 months. Is there any difference in engine responce after 33k kms. I mean acceleration etc. etc.
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Congratulations! Its a fun to drive car. Please, share your experience in the long term as well.
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33k km ion 11 months....I have barely managed 20k in the past 11 months. Is there any difference in engine responce after 33k kms. I mean acceleration etc. etc.
This car has an engine to die for , in terms of response & acceleration it is the same , u can only feel the dip in performance once it due for service i.e. once every 5000 kms .


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Congratulations! Its a fun to drive car. Please, share your experience in the long term as well.

Long term wise i feel the engine going a bit noisy , and the refinement levels are not that upto the mark , but still far better than the normal Tdi engines.
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Good you moved to the GIII's and an ideal size too, perfect balance between handling and comfort. I run the same tyres too.

And 33 K in a year, dude that's some serious fun you've been having with that machine . I managed 28 K in a year and it's just been so much fun.
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Now i have 4 sets of Potenza G - III's of the respective sizes ;
14" - 185/70 (Swift)
15" - 205/60 (Corolla Stock Rims)
16" - 215/55 (Laura)
17" - 225/45 (Corolla)
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