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Originally Posted by thedreamcatcher Congrats. I really like the look of the new i10, as compared to the other version
I am assuming the auto runs on four gears right? |
Yes, you are right. Its not very much visible too in the gear rod. Quote:
Originally Posted by prince_pervez Congrats on the new purchase. Drive safe! |
Thanks prince. Its for my wife, actually, she is still learning. Quote:
Originally Posted by blackasta Congrats on the new i10!
Enjoy your drive - and please calculate FE after you have driven around 2000 kms. Before that, keep varying the speed and rpm to run-in the engine.
I guess you should be able to adjust the brake pedal soon.
Drive safe! |
You are right, calculating FE within few hundred KMs will not show the correct figure. But people were discussion hot about the i10 AT's FE (a separate thread is going on), so I was keen to see what my car actually gives from the day one. LOL! Quote:
Originally Posted by gshanky Congratulations on the Car.
In my car OD (overdrive) is always on. In my first car whenever I release the button, I used to see "Overdrive OFF" warning light. I have a basic understanding that OD helps improve fuel economy by reducing the RPM.
You can find better explanation here - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overdrive_(mechanics) |
I never even tried to switch on that button. Need to try it. Will OD affect FE? |