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Uditha88

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  1. Some vehicles are neither of these. It's P-R-N-D-2-1 So it's not a trusted method @all. heavily based on Manufacturer.
  2. This is Primera old Model. One of my friend has it's manual transmission one. It's 1.8 liter as I remember. He gets 12 km/L in city & 14+ outstation. But new Model Primera [P12 if I'm correct which as odd body shape] does something similer to earlier reply. That is 8-9.5 km/L It might be so as this model has 2 liter engine. [u'll scarifies fuel. But she'll give u more comfortability & power]
  3. A simplest answer::: Auto: A conventional automatic transmission has a fixed number of rations (gears), which it changes between. In this respect it is similar to a manual transmission. CVT: A continuously variable transmission, also known as a CVT, uses a belt to allow the vehicle access to an unlimited number of gear positions. This has several advantages, such as improving the fuel economy of the vehicle. How to Identify: When driving a car with a CVT, you never hear or feel the transmission shift. It simply raises and lowers the engine speed as needed, calling up higher engine speeds (or RPMs). Other Methods: * Vehicle Technical Specifications by manufacture
  4. Million has built-in '0' So you would use 5 million
  5. You mean bucket carpets? Go to "Darly Road" There are lots of places specially close to "Gmamini Hall" [Junction]
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  7. 1. Sand paper the are(use metal sand papers) 2. Use wire-brush if needed 3. wipe with a cloth 4. paint with anti-corrosive paint which can be bought from any Hardware shop.
  8. Hi, You can try "Toyota Corsa" too.... Hmmm well If ur Budget is exactly 1.2M, it would be bit harder. But those cars should be sold for that price. (According to new car market changes. Though people keep on demand.)
  9. Buying I guess
  10. Read My Previous comment again. If you are in a position of what u mentioned above, those are very good vehicles. Axela fuel economy might be normal as most modern cars, Toyota even which have the same specification (Engine Cap. etc.) So worth to money..
  11. Maintenance of diesel is bit Costly & should be done properly. Diesel might bit less on pick-up If ur planing to drive more, you might feel diesel is good for pocket.
  12. Don't worry. They might wanted a change. Say distinguish 1500 from 1800. [Change we Need] Simple as it is....
  13. My 1996 Nissan is 1050 Kg.
  14. Hi Dear AutoLanka Forum Friends! Wish U a H'ppy & prosperous new year 2011 & may ur all dreams come true .!.!.!.
  15. If u want to buy a car with all options, comfort, Driving pleasure & stylish car for this price range; u may have to go for Presea R11. Spares are freely available. (Same FB14 parts) Value to Money.!.!.!.
  16. If u r hurry to buy January, u might not b that hurry. There would be price reduction by January. (If not wait till February) Try 1300 Belta or Axio Good Luck!
  17. Good suggestion. Value to money. But I have heard maintenance cost is bit high. (Expensive parts) Any idea?
  18. I wonder I would buy Nissan Presea
  19. Toyota - Registered 1. Corolla 121 2. Vios (Around 2.5) Toyota - Unregistered 1. Try Belta 1300 Nissan- Unregistered 1. Tida Honda - Unregistered 1. Fit Aria
  20. Killer, Have you ever driven a Presea? Wht drives you to say this statement? Please don't bring forward what u have heard. Instead bring forward what u have experienced. [This is a advice for all forum friends] Presea is the best car ever manufactured from 1990-2000 from the list of vehicles thread started mentioned.(share same FB15 Engine/ Parts with extra configuration for performance) Handling, performance, Stylish(frame-less window, full option, Stylish body) Automatic tranny does bit bad on fuel.(8.5-9.5 city) (11-12.5 out) Manual does (11-12.5 city) 14+ outstation Value to Money car!
  21. Hat off X-Rides for being such a Presea lover. I do love it lot. 1 of the best car in 1990 to 2000 ever produced.....
  22. Haven't changed the filter even in my previous transmission oil changes. I think most people miss it badly. Can you give more info abt this? Is it expensive to change it or should we do it for every tranny oil change? And, regarding my issue, 1. Is it ok me to drive when the oil in this condition? Because I'm planing to change it after running few weeks so that I wouldn't have to refill it again. 2. I did my normal tranny oil changes via machine. Machine people say it's the best way because u'll get 99% flush. But garage people say don't do by machine, do it manually. So what's the best way & why?
  23. Hi Friends, Faced an issue that automatic transmission fluid was mixed-up with radiator coolant. After this, both coolant & transmission fluid was dirty. [both fluid were like light pink color & cream like ] The car had been driven with this condition for around 80 Km The issue was with the bottom part of the Radiator which Transmission oil pipes connect. Got radiator repaired. Drained the coolant & used water only for coolant. Drained the transmission oil as much as possible & refilled. [Filled cheap one. Because it might dirt again] Now as expected, still transmission fluid looks bit dirty. [Not 100% cleaned] Friends, 1. Have any of you experienced this situation? 2. Will this damage transmission? 3. When should I flush & refill tranny oil & radiator coolant?
  24. Thanks Big_D. Hello other friends, Can u give me some other answers based on your knowledge please. Mant Thanks.
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