Honda City Fan Club

[highroller]

Ofcourse I will, actually yeh pictures wala kaam thoda sa tricky hai, but I'll try to get all the relevant pix, sometimes I just forget

Only two pics are required at the end of journey. One is odo other being the pump or receipt. Not that diff. Good luck n drive safe. I expect you'll have a good average due to low speed zones where motorway is being upgraded.

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[highroller]

Question for 2009 & above city owners.
Is there IACV (idle air control valve) attached to throttle body in current gen city engines?
A mechanic at honda said this engine doesn't but I beg to differ. What do you guys think?

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Anyone?

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[highroller]

Question for 2009 & above city owners.
Is there IACV (idle air control valve) attached to throttle body in current gen city engines?
A mechanic at honda said this engine doesn't but I beg to differ. What do you guys think?

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Anyone?

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[sherdils]

But it is a hot day and with A/C, lets see aur aik stop over to pakka ho ga coz my kids are nothing less than any toofan ... abhi bhi aadha ghanta ho gaya hai tayar hoi jaa rahe hein bhalla hum konsa koi fashion show pe jaa rahe hein

yeah, I forgot... AC will make the difference... still I think 22 + kmpl should be manageable . Hope the result will be better InshaAllah

[sherdils]

O bhens. I thought recent hai. My bad bro!

No worries brother, aap ne to phir comment kar diya, still their will be many who will b laughing at me in hearts of their hearts. NO HARD FEELINGS.
For Idle Air Control you must either see youtube or Wikipedia.

[anwarshahbazch]

Check the date. Interesting [emoji38]

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Another thing to mention is that he traveled without seat belt. Check the warning light on meter. When you are driving the only concern should be safety of passengers. I personally hate this "Eco. meter" in my city because it is a big distraction for drivers.

[Rizwanbaldher]

Dear All.
there is a continuous sound coming from gear box side like a bearing gone bad (hmmmmmmmm). Any idea or suggestions or any experience on it to share with me? Its City vario 2005 & 120k odo. Mechanic told me that gear box gone bad. I noticed the performance & found ok except sound. If I replace the gear with kabuli then what will be the cost. Please reply.

[adnanniazi_2000]

yeah, I forgot... AC will make the difference... still I think 22 + kmpl should be manageable . Hope the result will be better InshaAllah

276.1 KMs from Fsd - Bhera - Fsd in 13.41 ltrs which is 20.6 kmpl approx. Actually I couldn't get the last pic (the most important one) due to a behes with the pump boy. He tricked me in the end I guess, I said to him "full kar do" us ne 100 ka daal k nozzle hata di, kehta mujhe laga aap 100 ka keh rahe hein ... mein ne kaha chal dobara shuru kar .... wahin se shuru kar k end pe kehta 100 ka pehle alehda daala tha .... mein ne thodi si behes ki phir kaha daffa karo ... In the end I am confused what actually he refilled. So I paid 865/- so I think it is.

[adnanniazi_2000]

64.48 @ 13.41 = 865

[adnanniazi_2000]

Only two pics are required at the end of journey. One is odo other being the pump or receipt. Not that diff. Good luck n drive safe. I expect you'll have a good average due to low speed zones where motorway is being upgraded.

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Got the pic of odo in the end, but couldn't take the picture of pump. So, in the end I guess, mehnat zaya except kids enjoyed and that's what it all worth. In low speed zones I guess, petrol consumes a bit more because couldn't overtake the truck, and he was just around 40, and I was in 3rd gear

[sherdils]

276.1 KMs from Fsd - Bhera - Fsd in 13.41 ltrs which is 20.6 kmpl approx. Actually I couldn't get the last pic (the most important one) due to a behes with the pump boy. He tricked me in the end I guess, I said to him "full kar do" us ne 100 ka daal k nozzle hata di, kehta mujhe laga aap 100 ka keh rahe hein ... mein ne kaha chal dobara shuru kar .... wahin se shuru kar k end pe kehta 100 ka pehle alehda daala tha .... mein ne thodi si behes ki phir kaha daffa karo ... In the end I am confused what actually he refilled. So I paid 865/- so I think it is.

Still adnan bhai it's excellent, with a bigger engine, AC on, stops and above all kids picnic you still have nailed it. 20.6 means something in summers.
Now if we remove that extra 100 Rupees, that will be 1.6 litres from it, the average goes like 13.41 - 1.6 litres = 11.81 litres.
276.1 / 11.81 = 23.37 (in summers with AC and a bigger engine) superb bro.

[sherdils]

Got the pic of odo in the end, but couldn't take the picture of pump. So, in the end I guess, mehnat zaya except kids enjoyed and that's what it all worth. In low speed zones I guess, petrol consumes a bit more because couldn't overtake the truck, and he was just around 40, and I was in 3rd gear

No. Mehnat not zaya.
Achieved what was desired.

[rustam54]

Question for 2009 & above city owners.
Is there IACV (idle air control valve) attached to throttle body in current gen city engines?
A mechanic at honda said this engine doesn't but I beg to differ. What do you guys think?

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The City 2009 Onwards doesnot have an IACV. Its a DBW system. The ECM controls the idle directly by controlling the throttle plate. No separate idle control valve mounted on TB

EDIT:

Also, unlike conventional EFI's, dont go for cleaning the throttle body with Petrol and Brush, and rub/ scrub it like crazy. There is teflon coating around both hinges of the throttle plate. When its damaged, it will cause idling problems. Just spray in some petrol (note: spray only) and gently clean the TB with a cloth. No scrubbing

[rustam54]

Yes there should be a difference,
1st difference is of Horse power, your engine is bigger and 100 cc more. your engine will attain same speeds at lower RPMs.

There is no link between engine CC and rpm at a certain speed.

The target RPM's are defined by gear ratio. Each car has a different gear ratio (infact City MT and City AT have different). Please clear yourself on this misconception

For the CVT, the ratio's are theoratically infinite, however, the car settles for the highest ratio when the load requirement is steady, to maximize economy

[rustam54]

Default Best engine oil for City 2009 Auto

I'm using Shell 10w-40 but it's consuming by bit after crossing 2000 kms in my CITY 2009 A/T . It's done 100,000 kms

I've heard good about Honda Oil but where can I get the 100% original from Isb./ Pindi
Any suggestions plz

Honda Sugoi Outlets are available in all major cities. Please buy from there. Authenitc source for OE parts.

use shell helix hx7 5w30

5w30 is the ideal viscosity for ur model

Please explain, if 5W30 is ideal, why should the user go for SHELL and not Honda??

But the rule was no sudden acceleration, not even once, and never exceeded 85kmph speed. Mostly 79, 80 kmph.

I would advise you to drive a little agressive sometimes, hitting redline to prevent carbon buildup in the engine (originally remarks by @xulfiqar). Highways are a good place to let the engines breathe and burn higher volumes and let loose that buildup carbon.

[adnanniazi_2000]

Still adnan bhai it's excellent, with a bigger engine, AC on, stops and above all kids picnic you still have nailed it. 20.6 means something in summers.
Now if we remove that extra 100 Rupees, that will be 1.6 litres from it, the average goes like 13.41 - 1.6 litres = 11.81 litres.
276.1 / 11.81 = 23.37 (in summers with AC and a bigger engine) superb bro.

Yes I absolutely loved it, Would be nailing M4 tomorrow (My car is like Super Niazi Express these days, transporter's life, transporters' way). But I wouldn't be calculating tomorrow any mileage type of stuff, coz there will be other colleagues too and we would be in a hurry to reach somewhere. From tomorrow, I would be travelling some 260 KMs daily on local roads and M4, I have a feeling that I should rent a car instead of driving that much and that especially for official work.

[adnanniazi_2000]

There is no link between engine CC and rpm at a certain speed.

The target RPM's are defined by gear ratio. Each car has a different gear ratio (infact City MT and City AT have different). Please clear yourself on this misconception

For the CVT, the ratio's are theoratically infinite, however, the car settles for the highest ratio when the load requirement is steady, to maximize economy

I have little question after reading this, My bro has VTi Prosmatec (2003), at 120 KMPH, his car's rpm is almost 2.8 to 2.9 K, and I previously owned a Civic VTi 1998 Manual and it was same at 120 KMPH in the 5th gear. Do you think, it was just a coincidence?

[adnanniazi_2000]

I would advise you to drive a little agressive sometimes, hitting redline to prevent carbon buildup in the engine (originally remarks by @Xulfiqar). Highways are a good place to let the engines breathe and burn higher volumes and let loose that buildup carbon.[/QUOTE]

I tried today here in Fsd, will do it on motorway tomorrow. I think it will solve a little bit issue of engine knocking as well.

[sherdils]

Yes I absolutely loved it, Would be nailing M4 tomorrow (My car is like Super Niazi Express these days, transporter's life, transporters' way). But I wouldn't be calculating tomorrow any mileage type of stuff, coz there will be other colleagues too and we would be in a hurry to reach somewhere. From tomorrow, I would be travelling some 260 KMs daily on local roads and M4, I have a feeling that I should rent a car instead of driving that much and that especially for official work.

Yes, if Road is fine take your car along without worries and if not then rent a car.

[sherdils]

I would advise you to drive a little agressive sometimes, hitting redline to prevent carbon buildup in the engine (originally remarks by @Xulfiqar). Highways are a good place to let the engines breathe and burn higher volumes and let loose that buildup carbon.

I tried today here in Fsd, will do it on motorway tomorrow. I think it will solve a little bit issue of engine knocking as well.[/QUOTE]

I mostly do.