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Old 17th November 2008, 12:49   #46
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ya, it is a same engine.
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well said, the brakes in palio, is just a matter of getting used to. once u get the hang of it u wont complain. personally speaking, i love the response of my brakes. mine is again a Palio 1.6 stile sport.
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I had 2 accidents involving my rear lights, and to my surprise, both are still intact, though the body took damages. think i am lucky.
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while launching, it was just red & black, then later i think this grey is added, when i bought (July 2007) i was just given only those 2 options.
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Old 17th November 2008, 17:23   #50
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Updated FE!

Checked the FE in City driving which is another improvement in the department, almost kissing the 10 mark i.e 9.95/ltr purely City driving in 100%AC
Not the biggest achievement thou but saved from the 7-8 mark figure!

Havent yet calculated Highway figures!

Seems my driving and System G working at its best!

I'm still happy to see heads turn everywhere I go in my city as said previous..i'm still the one Stile 1.6 in my city!

Cheers~

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well said, the brakes in palio, is just a matter of getting used to. once u get the hang of it u wont complain. personally speaking, i love the response of my brakes. mine is again a Palio 1.6 stile sport.
I hope the brakes dont let me down someday! After 2nd service i can conclude the braking experience overall and if it has grown on me!
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I hope the brakes dont let me down someday! After 2nd service i can conclude the braking experience overall and if it has grown on me!
Hey guys,
Try pumping the brakes a couple of times when you have to apply. It works best in my Palio. I dont understand the logic behind it but is very effective. Also prevents unnecessary screeching of tyres on gravel etc. You may have to get used to it.

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hey rudrah...
iv seen a red stile sports parked outside N.B.S.A ground on more than 3 occassions.is it yours by any chance?
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Hey guys,
Try pumping the brakes a couple of times when you have to apply. It works best in my Palio. I dont understand the logic behind it but is very effective. Also prevents unnecessary screeching of tyres on gravel etc. You may have to get used to it.

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This is called as Double pumping. Used to be a very common exercise when we owned a Maruti Omni Van some years back.
Also, when the brakes get weaker, double pumping is the way to use them until the brake pads are replaced. A very safe and useful idea to keep in mind.
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Hey guys,
Try pumping the brakes a couple of times when you have to apply. It works best in my Palio. I dont understand the logic behind it but is very effective. Also prevents unnecessary screeching of tyres on gravel etc. You may have to get used to it.

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This is called as Double pumping. Used to be a very common exercise when we owned a Maruti Omni Van some years back.
Also, when the brakes get weaker, double pumping is the way to use them until the brake pads are replaced. A very safe and useful idea to keep in mind.
Will try this trick..thanks guys

Vineet..hows your GTX doing after the last alternator change?

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hey rudrah...
iv seen a red stile sports parked outside N.B.S.A ground on more than 3 occassions.is it yours by any chance?
Probably. i stay nearby thou
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Vineet..hows your GTX doing after the last alternator change?
Its going great. The sudden stalling of engine happened again when I started the car parked in my building. This was a month back. Called up the previous dealer and he suggested I keep the car "UNDER OBSERVATION for 3 DAYS". no way. Called up another dealer who very promptly diagnosed the issed over the call and sent a breakdown vehicle.

RPM Sensor was replaced and the car starts in half a crank.
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i come to N.B.S.A on sundays sometimes to play cricket matches for my medical association.if u ever see a silver petra parked nearby urs then it gonna be mine.

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i am finding a new fault in my 1.6 stile. the acceleration raises on its own when the gear is in neutral. once i engage it to gear then the acceleration behaves normal. twice or thrice i noticed it. what should be the reason?
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get the slow run checked for your car, that might help
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Hi,

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i am finding a new fault in my 1.6 stile. the acceleration raises on its own when the gear is in neutral. once i engage it to gear then the acceleration behaves normal. twice or thrice i noticed it. what should be the reason?
The PUG usually suggests a cleaning of the throttle body or the Idle control stepper motor.

How much has it run?
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