Suzuki Cultus Fan Club (2000-2016)

[muhammadumerrr]

Need some guidance. I got this Cultus towards the end of last year, mechanically it's 100% perfect (got some minor work done).

But needs some work as far as the interior goes.

1. A small patch on the dash is faded (whitish in color). Any fix to it?
2. One of the AC grills in the center vent is broken (is it easily available?)
3. Seats had after market white covers but don't like them. Want to get poshish done in grey. Where to get it done?
4. The previous owner had installed a huge sound system (probably isn't that expensive though) and it the sound system/woofer has occupied the entire trunk space. What's a good alternate that will give decent sound and won't cost much. I want the trunk space vacated.
5. And lastly any good place to get the detailing done?

Thank you.

[muhammadumerrr]

Forgot to mention it's 2008 model.

[engnr.mubashir]

1. If it's only a patch that faded leave it as it is just go buy a dash mate gonna cost you 700 to 800.
2. AC grills are easily available in market depends on where you live.
3. After marlet seat job can easily be done also depends where do you live.
4. After market speaker are choice but go for the same size as original you need to search market little bit for them. Also get front 4inch speakers too in sony brand will cost you 3000.
5. There are many Detailing companys offering services at reasonable proce that also depends where you live.

[akram801]

Please advise fuel pump for efi model.

[muhammadumerrr]

Thank you the response. I live in Islamabad. So anywhere in Islamabad/Pindi is accessible.

[engnr.mubashir]

Ops! Bro I'm from Karacji so can't help you for Islamabad.

[engnr.mubashir]

Bro choosing fuel pump for cultus efi model is more than a mystery. I have already wasted my money by adding a kabuli shit.

[akram801]

Kabuli definitely not. It might be even older than my current one, who knows.

Is the pump from corolla 2000-2008 installable in efi cultus?

[ch.talal]

Don't do the jugaars. Get cultus original fuel pump from scrapyard. Installing any other pump will cause over or under pressure issue. Overpressure will cause injectors to leak or deliver excessive fuel to cylinders causing engine to run rich and drop the average badly.

[engnr.mubashir]

Yes bro kabuli is not good Idea and yes 2002 till 2008 corolla used same fuel pump as of cultus even grip is same.

[engnr.mubashir]

Jugaar is totally different thing and things from scrap yard explains all. Installing higher flow fuel pump never causes overpressure(except bad FPR) because your manufacturer have used Fuel Pressure Regulator to regulate if there is overpressure in system it will be returned to fuel tank that's why there is fuel return line. You can use 240 LPH or 340 lph fuel pump but only designed pressure will be used by FPR.

[ch.talal]

Carburetor cultus fuel pump was different. But yes go ahead and buy pump and then regret your decision.

[engnr.mubashir]

Did anyone here talked about Carburetor fuel pumps ? I know It won't be regretted If I installed high flow fuel pump because I have learned about it.

[RehanBhatti]

Yes. Fuel pressure regulator is critical part. It will regulate the fuel flow to injectors.

[engnr.mubashir]

Bro Is it good I dea to change crank pulley with bigger in order to have better AC performance or just an scroll type compressor needs it.

[RehanBhatti]

Change your crank pulley with baleno one. Its bolt on fit. It will increase cooling for sure.

[ch.talal]

The point you missed is before 2007 carburetor cultus was being manufactured. Don't know how you found that cultus fuel pump similar as that of corollas. By the way scrapped parts are being imported from japan and singapore so may be you found pump similar to that of corolla and confusing it with local cultus pump.

[engnr.mubashir]

Read the post again from Akram he is asking for EFI fuel pump and I got my fuel pump changed to kabuli one I personally paid shopkeeper money for Toyota fuel pump assembly and there was a Toyata tag on it and shop guy also told me cultus efi and corolla 9th generation uses same fuel pump.

[RehanBhatti]

are you satisafied with the corolla fuel pump? Did you notice any changes of engine performance?

[akram801]

Bro there are parts which you can easily judge from their appearance, scrap yard is okay for these, but in the case of fuel pump, how to get idea of motor's condition? Who knows how much wear and tear it has already taken? It is all luck. Might get a good one but I won't go for that. New one is not that costly.

Lower pressure is a problem but higher is not. All of the coming fuel is not forcefully injected into injectors. That's why there's a regulator and a return line.