Honda City Fan Club

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dr.salmanawan (dr.salmanawan) 2020-05-15 04:03:32 +0500 #16896

Thnks @usman_haider84

fastian04 (Salman) 2020-05-15 10:38:27 +0500 #16897

To pull out,. Hole has to be made. City panel is kind of sealed and is not separate. Thats the way to pull dent and then paint

dr.salmanawan (dr.salmanawan) 2020-05-15 12:04:36 +0500 #16898

How the hole will be covered again?
I am thinking of installing modulo kit over it.

anwarshahbazch (anwarshahbazch) 2020-05-15 13:22:42 +0500 #16899

Its a good idea. Do not mess with it. Denting will make it prune to rust. Just clean it and spray 2-3 coats of clear lacquer (Available at paint stores in spray cans of 300ml for Rs. 220). Avoid spraying the door because this cheap lacquer with give yellow tint after some time. Then install a body Kit over it.

fastian04 (Salman) 2020-05-15 13:24:16 +0500 #16900

Steel.putene..works very fine..not an issue. 90% cities have this done in city

rustam54 (rustam) 2020-05-19 06:03:57 +0500 #16901

In my case, it was too wide of a tire. Once I switched down from 195 to 185, it didnt seem to bother that much. Hope that helps. As other members advised, the suspension needs to be looked at before an alignment check is suggested. Usually alignment shops can check that before performing the work. Find a reputed shop nearby.

captain.mujtaba (captain.mujtaba) 2020-05-20 00:34:33 +0500 #16902

I'll be travelling to karachi by road on my city 1.3 2015, driven 78000kms. I use 5w-30 all year round. Should I use 5w-40 instead for this journey just because the car will be at around 3200-3400 rpm throughout the journey which may cause excessive wear and tear with 5w-30

sheikh_meister (sheikh_meister) 2020-05-20 01:33:07 +0500 #16903

Nopes bro. 5w-30 is fine.

pwuser154404443270 (Muhammad Arslan) 2020-05-20 04:18:42 +0500 #16904

Even if your car is 250,000KMs driven. Keep pouring 5w-30 of any brand. You’ll never regret.

512a (Shahmir Ali ) 2020-05-20 14:42:43 +0500 #16905

Guys need some info regarding spark plugs for ivtec 1.3 2013 74k driven. How much do plugs cost and which one to get? Thanks

rajaahmed96 (Ahmed ) 2020-05-20 15:14:27 +0500 #16906

Genuine costs around 2000/ plug.

flyingfeather (flyingfeather) 2020-05-20 16:10:34 +0500 #16907

Prefer genuine plugs, buy from some reputed shop and you will get a good price. 3s will charge more. BTW city plugs last till 100,000 km as per owners manual, any specific reason to change at 74?

anwarshahbazch (anwarshahbazch) 2020-05-20 16:41:44 +0500 #16908

Too early to change the plugs. Another thing which you should keep in mind that plug is not a machine which is prune to wear and tear. They are just conductors of current produced by the ignition coil. There is nothing like weak plugs. Either they work or not work. If you got some code faults related to engine misfire change them as soon as possible. If there is no such code stored in ECU there is no need to change them.

512a (Shahmir Ali ) 2020-05-20 20:08:14 +0500 #16909

Well thanks for the prompt response guys, actually just yesterday changed gear oil and engine oil and gear feels way too smooth, so I thought that if I replace the plugs as well may be ride pleasure may increase overall as on previous oil change I got the plugs cleaned as there was lots of carbon on it, that's why I asked for guidance.

pwuser156802062877 (PWUser156802062831) 2020-05-20 22:11:07 +0500 #16910

Bro its steermatic???

flyingfeather (flyingfeather) 2020-05-21 10:20:57 +0500 #16912

I also own a manual 1.3 city 2016. The gear is not smooth since day 1. Kindly let me know the gear oil that resolved your problem.

zaidi.ali.h (Ahmed Ali) 2020-05-25 06:16:01 +0500 #16913

Assalam o Alaikm and Eid Mubarak! i have only owned Automatic/CVT vehicles uptil now and i am interested in getting a used 2016 base city manual. i know how to drive manual fairly well but i have not gotten stuck in traffic that much. my driving experience has usually been with the suzuki swift, the new gli, and the old gli.. i was wondering if getting the city for me is a good decision or not. can anyone compare how different the drive of the two cars is? is the city 1.3 M/T, a good car to drive in heavy city traffic? will the clutch and gear get tiresome after a while or is it comfortable and soft in comparison to the rest. JAZAKALLAH!

drmoh8683 (Dr Moh) 2020-05-25 09:21:29 +0500 #16914

If your drive is on well paved roads than its fine to have city otherwise corolla.... and if fuel economy is not an issue than buy automatic... one thing do test drive both cars on uneven roads and you’ll notice the comfort level of both the cars....

zaidi.ali.h (Ahmed Ali) 2020-05-25 09:38:00 +0500 #16915

Sir, I have heard that city performs better than Corolla which is why I considered it. Fuel avg is an imp factor which is why I'm looking into a manual.

saadtiger412 (Muhammad Saad ) 2020-05-25 09:39:28 +0500 #16916

Since you are used to automatic transmission, test drive the car yourself. It is relatively difficult to drive a manual car, especially a sedan, in stop and give traffic.
The suspension is relatively stiff as compared to Corolla so it should be driven on well paved roads only, also the ground clearance is a bit lower than rolla.