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Old 30th April 2009, 10:07   #31
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Hi Aswin,

put some more photos of MudFlaps (long shots).
whether it's really fit and is it OEM product.
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Just drooling over the Red Linea. It looks really RED HOT. ADMIRATION!! definitely guaranteed.

keep updating the experiences with the Italian beauty.
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Old 30th April 2009, 12:37   #33
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Congrats Geash! Great choice!

Enjoy the Linea & Admiration too!
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Old 30th April 2009, 14:20   #34
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I had downloaded the xls file uploaded in team-bhp sunfilm thread which gave me great insight about the comparison of sunfilm. I have judged the sunfilm of each brand by parameters of TLV, TSER,IRR, UVR.
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pls post xls sunfilm file here & also the thread containing the above info

How much those muflap did cost you? also post mudflap pics from long shot,. are they OEM?
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Old 30th April 2009, 14:39   #35
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good choice of sunfilm . I went in for 3M as well but not the crystalline series. I think it was the RE35 - A little too light in hindsight but does a fab job. The RE 50 looks good
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Old 30th April 2009, 14:50   #36
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Geeash - congrats dude. i liked the way you have written your posts . very simple and lot of information flowing for your fellow linea owners . Thanks . and very very important - Always wear your seat-belt please !
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Looking at the stats, you had a great sun protection film at great price.

Will help many members to decide for their cars.

Nice info.
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Old 30th April 2009, 15:39   #38
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pls post xls sunfilm file here & also the thread containing the above info

How much those muflap did cost you? also post mudflap pics from long shot,. are they OEM?
I am updating the xls file as it had some mistakes. I will post it tonight

The mudflaps costs rs.650 and yes it is OEM mudflap. i will post long shots too tonight.

just for info these are the links for the 3M Crystalline sun films

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Old 30th April 2009, 20:59   #39
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pictures of the mud flap

Here are the pictures of the mud flap in various views
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Old 1st May 2009, 09:04   #40
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issue

I have noticed a small non existant issue in my linea. When i cold start my vehicle i find the RPM meter showing a value close to 1500rpm
Fiat Linea - 2nd Birthday !!!-30042009416.jpg
When i start the vehicle after subsequently later in the day the RPM shows a value below 1000 rpm
Fiat Linea - 2nd Birthday !!!-30042009418.jpg
Is this a issue?. Why should the engine run at a higher RPM on cold start . On both the occasions A/C ws switched off and my foot was off the accelarator. Do any one here notice a similar issue with car? . Is it only me who is curious??

Here are better pictures of the suncontrol

Fiat Linea - 2nd Birthday !!!-29042009407.jpg
Fiat Linea - 2nd Birthday !!!-29042009415.jpg
you can even see a faint 3m logo inb second picture

I did a paint protection wax polish for the linea at 3M yesterday, costs rs 1500 and car now looks sparkling clean. Here is the picture
Fiat Linea - 2nd Birthday !!!-29042009408.jpg
And here is the modified xls file posted in team bhp. I have done a few modifications.
sunfilms comparison v2.xls
LLumarAutoSpecsGlobal.pdf
Here are the details of the dealers of sunfilm in chennai.
sunfilm dealers and phone number chennai.doc
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Old 1st May 2009, 11:20   #41
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I have noticed a small non existant issue in my linea. When i cold start my vehicle i find the RPM meter showing a value close to 1500rpm
I have observed the same in my Linea too. Looks like its not an issue.
Linea (petrol) owners please confirm.
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car maintenance

geash, your car looks awesome.
By the way, how long does this wax polish last?

I am cleaning my car every day (first wet cloth & then dry cloth) and its almost taking 30 min. I also wash the car every 2 weeks.

Does this 3M polishing help in reducing the pain in maintaining the car?
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Old 1st May 2009, 14:46   #43
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i see the same thing thing mentioned by Geeash and it is not an issue at all. Mine is Linea Petrol too.
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Old 1st May 2009, 14:51   #44
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Geeash & Sharath,

On a cold start all vehicles will run at a slightly higher RPM than normal. This is completely normal.

As what I know, this due to the ECU setting in. One the ECU sets itself, the RPM will also settle down.

And this happens in all ECU controlled vehicles.

Enjoy your wonderful rides, guys!
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Geeash & Sharath,

On a cold start all vehicles will run at a slightly higher RPM than normal. This is completely normal.

As what I know, this due to the ECU setting in. One the ECU sets itself, the RPM will also settle down.

And this happens in all ECU controlled vehicles.

Enjoy your wonderful rides, guys!
+1 to that,

It is absolutely normal friends, on the cold start the RPM is higher and is controlled by ECU as the Engine Temparature rises the RPM decreases at idle.

She looks Stunning..!! take care of her

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