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[just.jan2]

Any one helps to get best fuel economy from VARIO.

I purchase a vario 2007,
Car is in good condition I got approximately 09 in city and 13 km/L on motor way,
After adjusted the all parameters,
I have a trip to peshawer at monday,
See the results and suggest

After full fill Fuel light comes at 550 ( drives 110 to 130)

2nd fill and light not comes after 550 ( drive 80 to 90 )

Have almost 80 Km fuel before light.
Advice required from CITY GUROOOS.

[ahmadbila]

Did anyone encounter the problem of bogging and sputtering engine at Cold start ups? i-Dsi? The car is fine once it reaches optimum temperature but its a REAL SH.ITTY pain to move the car if its cold... :@

Don't know what to do, engine seems maintained as such, local mechanics know nothing, even Honda 3S people made wild guesses so I brought it back home, don't want jugaars. Help...

what engine oil are u using these days? its properly winter season now. better switch to a lower grade oil. 10w30 or so... also, if u are in isb, get a liqui moly engine flush thingy. might help improve the rough idling...

[just.jan2]

Bila bro,
Liquid moly is not good for engine,
It required some treatment liquid ( recommends by OEM) to make engine seals soft, if don't use the treatments oil leaks from all over the engine.

[ahmadbila]

Bila bro,
Liquid moly is not good for engine,
It required some treatment liquid ( recommends by OEM) to make engine seals soft, if don't use the treatments oil leaks from all over the engine.

'make engine seals soft'? last i checked, seals were made out of metal. Liqui moly products can do wonders to the engine. Im not talking about engine oil. im talking about engine flush fluids. it removes carbon build ups/sludge from the engine and makes idling smoother. so yes it DOES help. and oil would not leak so easily from the engine.

[babarhyd]

Did anyone encounter the problem of bogging and sputtering engine at Cold start ups? i-Dsi? The car is fine once it reaches optimum temperature but its a REAL SH.ITTY pain to move the car if its cold... :@

Don't know what to do, engine seems maintained as such, local mechanics know nothing, even Honda 3S people made wild guesses so I brought it back home, don't want jugaars. Help...

Which engine oil are u using? My car is on liqui moly 0w50 and it has completed 7500km with same oil but oil filter change at 4500. Total mileage is 144000km. Vario idsi and in Quetta during morning temperature can go as low as - 5c. I always give 3 to 5 minutes of idling at morning else the drive is not smooth specially transmission.

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[waleed80]

'make engine seals soft'? last i checked, seals were made out of metal. Liqui moly products can do wonders to the engine. Im not talking about engine oil. im talking about engine flush fluids. it removes carbon build ups/sludge from the engine and makes idling smoother. so yes it DOES help. and oil would not leak so easily from the engine.

agreed. i use to switch between mineral and fully synthetic time and again in my old 03 model platz and used liqui moly flush in between the switches, and the car did wonders for me. perfect. their flushes are way too good

[margallar]

@ rollonbigmama
Might be a dirty oxygen sensor

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[waleed80]

finally have decided to go for these for my car. these are lenso sc-bushido....i hope they dont weigh more and ruin things for me
logically they shudnt cause they are good quality alloys.
comments please @ahmadbila @rollonbigmama

[fawadakbarkhan]

what engine oil are u using these days? its properly winter season now. better switch to a lower grade oil. 10w30 or so... also, if u are in isb, get a liqui moly engine flush thingy. might help improve the rough idling...

I am using ZIC A. 10W40. Recently changed but just to mention, the problem has been there even in extreme hot summer weather. It retains for as long as the engine "COLD" indicator remains on, once it goes off, things start improving.

I am guessing its a sensor problem.

[fawadakbarkhan]

@rollonbigmama
Might be a dirty oxygen sensor

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Well, how do I check and/or clean this sensor? I googled but I can't find this for a specific engine, there are several different methods involved...

[waleed80]

Well, how do I check and/or clean this sensor? I googled but I can't find this for a specific engine, there are several different methods involved...

please respond to post #8765 ... waiting

[waleed80]

fitted on a car

[fawadakbarkhan]

finally have decided to go for these for my car. these are lenso sc-bushido....i hope they dont weigh more and ruin things for me
logically they shudnt cause they are good quality alloys.
comments please @ahmadbila @RollOnBigMaMa

Hmmmm... These seem a nice choice to me as long as you follow the OEM wheel specifications.

Original Lenso stuff, theoretically speaking should be light weight and should help improve the ride quality a little bit. Go for them, be careful and touchy about original verified stuff as after all, anything can happen.

[waleed80]

Hmmmm... These seem a nice choice to me as long as you follow the OEM wheel specifications.

Original Lenso stuff, theoretically speaking should be light weight and should help improve the ride quality a little bit. Go for them, be careful and touchy about original verified stuff as after all, anything can happen.

getting them from autoexpress in lahore. i have heard good things about them that the stuff they sell is authentic. what do u say.

[fawadakbarkhan]

getting them from autoexpress in lahore. i have heard good things about them that the stuff they sell is authentic. what do u say.

I have heard good things about them as well, I thought may be you're getting them from F-10 or Blue Area. Get them and get the guarantee of being originals written in hard on the receipt. Just a few words that "The wheels are guaranteed originals".

That way, you'll make sure they can be challenged in any consumer court if the stuff is proven fake at any stage.

[MuhammadHassan]

Asalam O Alikum

Hope you are all doing well. Count me in as a new member of this club, i bought a Honda City ids-i 2006 around three weeks back.

I went through the complete thread in these few days.. lol
You people have shared tons of valuable info that's loads of help to anyone who is new to City

Regarding my ride, i have a small issue, it's missing a small cap like cover on the back light. Plz guide me as to what can be done about this. I have marked the part i'm talking about in the following image:

[margallar]

Well, how do I check and/or clean this sensor? I googled but I can't find this for a specific engine, there are several different methods involved...

Take the car to someplace which has an obd scanner, the stft (short term fuel trim) must be fluctuating, if it isnt then the sensor could do with a cleaning, cheaper to just clean it anyways. Get in touch with xulfiqar for more reliable info. I am an anari

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[fawadakbarkhan]

Take the car to someplace which has an obd scanner, the stft (short term fuel trim) must be fluctuating, if it isnt then the sensor could do with a cleaning, cheaper to just clean it anyways. Get in touch with xulfiqar for more reliable info. I am an anari

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I'll give it a try. Ya tou theek ho jae gi ya phr bilkul fairgh ho jaye gi

[ahmadbila]

finally have decided to go for these for my car. these are lenso sc-bushido....i hope they dont weigh more and ruin things for me
logically they shudnt cause they are good quality alloys.
comments please @ahmadbila @RollOnBigMaMa

looks nice. shudnt weight much i guess. btw, about the rims, i believe its mostly a visual upgrade. so as long as the size is correct, go for whatever design u like... this one sure is a unique design...

[ahmadbila]

I am using ZIC A. 10W40. Recently changed but just to mention, the problem has been there even in extreme hot summer weather. It retains for as long as the engine "COLD" indicator remains on, once it goes off, things start improving.

I am guessing its a sensor problem.

hmmm... u re using the right grade of oil! cant say what the problem is then