Is there a DIY for Cleaning Suzuki Alto's Meter?

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chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2011-10-11 17:42:04 +0500 #1

Im looking for a pictorial demo of how to DIY clean the meter cluster of Suzuki Alto.

I have a Alto in family its with me these days, the meter Cluster has a alot of dust inside the glass/Plastic. Is it possible to clean it without damaging it?

How long does it takes? If i get it done by a pro how much should it cost?

If theres already one avalible on Pakwheels, please share the link

aantherax (aantherax) 2011-10-11 17:47:46 +0500 #2

visit magazine line behind tibbet center and look for hafiz jee (meter walay) he'll charge you max 600 to 800 Rs for the job

chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2011-10-11 17:51:23 +0500 #3

Nops i dont think il be going there at any cost God knows y, but i just hate going to that place, Specialy if one has to take the car along. God forbid if i want to purchase something then i go with some one and purchase things. Or mostly my mechanic brings it.

Fiting etc is done by mechanics near my place.

sk_020 (Saad) 2011-10-11 18:05:06 +0500 #4

Open it by urself.. And clean it.. Its an easy job.

chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2011-10-11 18:24:57 +0500 #5

^ i want to, but idun wana mess it up, not my car na, if a DIY was avalible id follow it

chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2011-10-12 03:27:21 +0500 #6

Did it me self, Easy feasy job,

Sorry didnt take any pics

Opend the screws.
Pulled the black fitting on the dash board, 2 Screws and Clips.
Unscrewed the meter 4 screws.
Pulled the wires on the back.
Meter was out.
The mirror/Plastic had 3 clips, removeable from fingers.
Opened thoose.
Cleaned the meter inside.
Refitted it (reverse all the steps)

umair911 (umair911) 2011-10-12 06:21:22 +0500 #7

yar dnt b afraid to do any DIY......is say kuch aase cheezoon ka pata chalta hai which u dnt even expect

BTW gd going..