Tips for Baleno

[MoizIrfan]

Moiz bhai.. aup ke leeyeye aik BUMP..

i used corteco seals for axle seals available for under RS 200 both axles.
NKN boots for axle costed Rs 350 each.
Got the gear box opened from mechanic as it was leaking and 5th gear wasn't engaging. he replaced all the seals of gear box and 5th gear,took masdori around rs 2500

everything went well around 6 months then again it started leaking (gear shifter seal i.e) so left it as it is. MKT aka murgi ki tang.
So if you are opening up your gear box use a very high quality silicon for the job

[onlyfaith]

thanks a lot brother..

that was great info..

BTW which brand silicon will be better for the gear

[MoizIrfan]

thanks a lot brother..

that was great info..

BTW which brand silicon will be better for the gear

that I don't know or experienced

[onlyfaith]

thanks bro for sharing

[revengez]

i used corteco seals for axle seals available for under RS 200 both axles.
NKN boots for axle costed Rs 350 each.
Got the gear box opened from mechanic as it was leaking and 5th gear wasn't engaging. he replaced all the seals of gear box and 5th gear,took masdori around rs 2500

everything went well around 6 months then again it started leaking (gear shifter seal i.e) so left it as it is. MKT aka murgi ki tang.
So if you are opening up your gear box use a very high quality silicon for the job

Silicon isn't necessary but mechanics sometimes scratch the seal bore when replacing seals. It is better to apply a very thin layer of high temp silicon when putting the new seal.

[deltaigor]

@onlyfaith... Thanks a lot man....
That certainly helped a lot. I am gonna go for stock size which I am assuming is R14 for Baleno JXR from what I could find on the net. Other than that, the thing with the speed and load rating helped a lot. I ain't planning to floor the pedal on my car (the old gal can only do so much as 120). Load rating would still count.
Could I get an example of what I am gonna face over there like any model of tyre so I dont act shocked over there and make a fool of myself in front of the dealer?
I keep on reading something like 185/65 R14 this figure which i have researched. Is this the stock size for Baleno?

[khahsan]

@onlyfaith... Thanks a lot man....
That certainly helped a lot. I am gonna go for stock size which I am assuming is R14 for Baleno JXR from what I could find on the net. Other than that, the thing with the speed and load rating helped a lot. I ain't planning to floor the pedal on my car (the old gal can only do so much as 120). Load rating would still count.
Could I get an example of what I am gonna face over there like any model of tyre so I dont act shocked over there and make a fool of myself in front of the dealer?
I keep on reading something like 185/65 R14 this figure which i have researched. Is this the stock size for Baleno?

Check driver side area where there is a sticker with the recommended tire size. And dont waste ur money on expensive tires.u r not driving a formula 1. Buy eurostar from there 16k 4 tires... excellent for baleno. Tried and tested myself...

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[onlyfaith]

@onlyfaith... Thanks a lot man....
That certainly helped a lot. I am gonna go for stock size which I am assuming is R14 for Baleno JXR from what I could find on the net. Other than that, the thing with the speed and load rating helped a lot. I ain't planning to floor the pedal on my car (the old gal can only do so much as 120). Load rating would still count.
Could I get an example of what I am gonna face over there like any model of tyre so I dont act shocked over there and make a fool of myself in front of the dealer?
I keep on reading something like 185/65 R14 this figure which i have researched. Is this the stock size for Baleno?

bro, the specs are written on driver side door..

[sufyan5]

hello sallam
wht if we try to remove the manual gear n put an auto gear in baleno?

[rescue]

feeling little jerk sometime in my baleno, no cng in car. what would be the reason??

[BHAILOGE]

Waliakum Assalam,you may also need to change the airbag sensors along with the airbags then it will work insha Allah,btw where did you get a jdm from?Is it 1.3 or 1.6?...I do have a 1.6 japan assembelled model but i am looking for Japan domestic model and preferrably 1.8.

Thanks for your kind help.....

well its suzuki cultus crescent model 1996 its have G15a (1.5)
well i am searching for a car saw few cars but my friend tell a car was for sale ...went to saw it so its suzuki cultus crescent like the drive and its 2006 import

[Baleno1300]

@onlyfaith... Thanks a lot man....
That certainly helped a lot. I am gonna go for stock size which I am assuming is R14 for Baleno JXR from what I could find on the net. Other than that, the thing with the speed and load rating helped a lot. I ain't planning to floor the pedal on my car (the old gal can only do so much as 120). Load rating would still count.
Could I get an example of what I am gonna face over there like any model of tyre so I dont act shocked over there and make a fool of myself in front of the dealer?
I keep on reading something like 185/65 R14 this figure which i have researched. Is this the stock size for Baleno?

The stock size for Baleno is 165/65/R14.

I had used 185/65R14 Dunlop in my Baleno for 3 years and in my experience it is the best balance for good road grip, fuel average, comfort and load on suspension.

[BHAILOGE]

i have simple speedometer no rpm gauge

what is the price of this meter with rpm have below reference pic

[khahsan]

i have simple speedometer no rpm gauge

what is the price of this meter with rpm have below reference pic

1000-1500 at khoo...
they will keep ur old meter and replace with this one. mostly they have japanies items which have 180 as speed limit on them, so while selling your car you can tell the buyer very confidently that you have a japanies model (jk )

[m_imran]

AOA all
my baleno ('99 1300cc) has this humming sound which is felt more when you'tr sitting in the rear seat. i have replaced the front bearings AND the rear hubs but the sound's still there. the mechanic says it's coming from the tires :D. any hints/clues/suggestions?

i mean, it's best if a good mechanic sits in the car and checks what it can be. but i need some help from you guys, because i went to two different mechanics, one got the front bearings changed (5 hours and quite a few thousand rupees gone down the drain) and the other changed the rear ones.

imran.

[argtr65]

AOA all
my baleno ('99 1300cc) has this humming sound which is felt more when you'tr sitting in the rear seat. i have replaced the front bearings AND the rear hubs but the sound's still there. the mechanic says it's coming from the tires :D. any hints/clues/suggestions?

i mean, it's best if a good mechanic sits in the car and checks what it can be. but i need some help from you guys, because i went to two different mechanics, one got the front bearings changed (5 hours and quite a few thousand rupees gone down the drain) and the other changed the rear ones.

imran.

If you hear this sound when engine is idling and car in stop position,then it could be from fuel pump.

[m_imran]

Na boss, you know wheels related sounds are always tested on the road with an idle engine. i mean i speed up and then put the car in neutral (ideally on a neat road with a slope, there are plenty in islamabad...) and then listen to this ghoon ghoon. thanks for your quick reply anyway, boss.

it's frustrating because i believe there's no other rotating part in the rear axle other than the hubs, and i've changed those. so what else could it be?!?!?! may be it's a 4WD

[heartstoper]

bro i want to sale my baleno 2003 ISB regsister in decembar...just one side sprayed because of scratches..silver colour..no work required car is in total original condition...recently installed alloy rims and tires...i have no idea about suzuki cars because i always use Toyota Gli...reason for purchase baleno as second car for my home...tell me the limit of price...

[argtr65]

Na boss, you know wheels related sounds are always tested on the road with an idle engine. i mean i speed up and then put the car in neutral (ideally on a neat road with a slope, there are plenty in islamabad...) and then listen to this ghoon ghoon. thanks for your quick reply anyway, boss.

it's frustrating because i believe there's no other rotating part in the rear axle other than the hubs, and i've changed those. so what else could it be?!?!?! may be it's a 4WD

After keeping up speed,turn the engine off with transmission in neutral,then observed this sound.If sound still persist then it will be because of bed wheel bearing,and if there is no sound then it is confirmed that this is coming from fuel pump.

[m_imran]

Ok i'll try that too, but there's no sound when the car is stationary, with an idle engine. When I rev up the engine, car in neutral, still there's no sound. please tell me, is the fuel pump related sound supposed to increase with RPM?