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TATATATATATTTTTAAAAA NANONANONANONANONANOOwner's Manual

This owner’s manual should be considered as a permanent partof the vehicle and must remain with the vehicle.

Passenger Vehicle Business Unit (PVBU)Mumbai Pune

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Please read this Owner’s Manual carefully before you start driving your carand always keep it safe in the car.

● The recommended routine maintenance servicing along with anyrunning repairs that may be required, should be entrusted to TATAAuthorised Workshop to ensure that only latest methods and genuineTATA MOTORS replacement parts are used for the continued reliability,safety and performance of the vehicle.

● Some of the items / accessories / features shown / given in this bookmay not be fitted on your vehicle, these may be applicable for otherversions of TATA NANO.

● (C) Copyright 2013 TATA MOTORS

● All rights reserved. The material in this manual shall not be reproducedor copied, in whole or in part, in any form without written permissionfrom TATA MOTORS.

● The information and specifications given in this book are valid as onthe date of printing. TATA MOTORS LIMITED reserves the right tomake changes in design and specifications and/or to make additionsto or improvements in this product without obligation to install them onproducts previously sold.

● In the event of the Vehicle being sold, please ensure that this manualis left in the vehicle for the reference of the new owner.

A NOTE

01. Owner’s Manual & ServiceBook

02. First Aid Kit03. Advance Warning Triangle04. Jack & Wheel Spanner05. Tow Hook

06. Spare Headlamp Bulbs07. Spare Fuses08. Pre-delivery Inspection and

Service09. Complimentary fuel in fuel tank

While taking delivery of your new car, you are priviledged to have thefollowing :

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Dear Customer,

Thank you for selecting TATA NANO the most exciting car.

We welcome you to the world of advanced automotive engineering marvelsuited to your operating conditions.

This book gives you all the information necessary for making your ownershipof this car a delighting experience and help you in all situations.

To assist you in maintaining your car as per recommended service schedule,we have a widespread network of dealers and service centres. Kindly referService Network booklet provided alongwith the Owner’s Manual.

Please do not hesitate to call on our Regional / Area offices in case youneed any special assistance.

Please note that by adhering to the correct operating procedures and byavailing the scheduled maintenance services at our authorised servicecentres, you can obtain the maximum performance from your car.

We request you to go through this book and derive many miles of motoringpleasure.

We wish you Safe and Pleasant Motoring

FOREWORD

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SAFETY SYMBOL

In this manual, you willalso see a circle with aslash. This means "Donot", "Do not do this", or"Do not let this happen".

SAFETY SYMBOLSIn this manual, you will find‘CAUTION’, ‘NOTICE’, ‘WARNING’messages and ‘safety symbol’ atappropriate places. The significanceof these messages are explainedbelow.

CAUTIONThis is a warning which maycause injury to people if it isignored. You are informed whatyou must or must not do in orderto avoid or reduce the risk toyourself and other people.

NOTICEThis is a warning which maycause damage to the car or itsequipment if it is ignored. You areinformed what you must or mustnot do in order to avoid or reducethe risk of damage to your car andits equipment.

WARNINGIndicates a strong possibility ofsevere personal injury or death ifthe instructions are not followed.

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WARRANTYWarranty - Terms & Conditions 07ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

Environment Protection 09KNOW YOUR NANO 11AN OVERVIEW

Driving Controls 13Instrument Cluster 14Gauges & Indicators 16Steering Lock cum Ignition Switch 25Combination Switch 26Music System & Antenna 29Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning 30Lamps 34Rear View Mirrors & Sun visor 36Vanity Mirror,Grab Handle,Utility pocket/ 37boxCup holder, Window Winding & Power 38SocketParking Brake,Gear Shift Lever & 39Glove BoxFront Hood - Opening & Closing 40Refuelling 41GETTING STARTED

Door Locking / Unlocking 42Door Locks 46Front Seat & Seat Adjustment 47Rear Seat & Seat Folding 48Seat Belts 49DRIVING

Before Driving & Safety Checks 52Safety Checks & Driving Safety 53Fuel Economy 54Starting,Stopping & Running in Period 55Gear Shifting, Braking & Parking 56Driving In Adverse Conditions 57INCASE OF EMERGENCY

Advance Warning TriangleHazard Warning Switch 59

If you have Flat tyre 60Starting The Engine with Jump Leads 61Towing the Car 64Routine Service 66Preliminary Trouble shooting 67ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE

Fuses & Relays 72Fuses & Relays Layout 73Bulb Specification 77Accessary Connectors Details 78VEHICLE CARE

Car Care 80MAINTENANCE

Brake Fluid & Windshield Washer 83Engine Compartment Cover 84Engine, Oil & Coolant 84Air Filter & Spark Plug 86Tyre 87Wheel Alignment & Catalytic converter 89Battery 90IMPORTANT TECHNICALINFORMATION

Fuel, Lubricants & Coolants 91Oil Filling & Drain Points 93Technical Specification 94Dimensions 97CAR IDENTIFICATION

Loctation of Aggregate Number 98SERVICE MAINTENANCESCHEDULE 99MUSIC SYSTEMOPERATOR’S MANUAL 101RECORD OF SERVICESPERFORMED 128RECORD OF REPAIRSCARRIED OUT 129

CONTENTS

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CONTENTS

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We WARRANT each TATA NANOand parts there of manufactured byus to be free from defect in materialand workmanship subject to thefollowing terms and conditions :1. This warranty shall be for 4 Years

or 60,000 kms, whichever occursearlier from the date of sale ofthe car.

2. Our obligation under this warrantyshall be limited to repairing orreplacing free of charge, suchparts of the car which, in ouropinion, are contributing toimproper operation, on the carbeing brought to us or to ourdealers within the period. Theparts so repaired or replaced shallalso be warranted for quality andworkmanship but such warrantyshall be co-terminus with thisoriginal warranty.

3. Any part which is replaced by usunder the warranty shall be ourproperty.

4. As for parts like tyres, battery,electrical equipment, fuelinjection equipment etc. notmanufactured by us but suppliedby other OE Manufacturers, thiswarranty shall not apply. Buyersof the car shall be entitled to, sofar as permissible by law, all suchrights as we may have againstsuch parties under theirwarranties in respect of suchparts.

5. This warranty shall not apply ifthe car or any part thereof is

repaired or altered otherwise thanin accordance with our standardrepair procedure or by any personother than from our sales orservice establishments, ourauthorized dealers, servicecenters or service points in anyway so as, in our judgment whichshall be final and binding, to affectits reliability, nor shall it apply if,in our opinion which shall be finaland binding the car is subjectedto misuse, negligence, improperor inadequate maintenance oraccident or loading in excess ofsuch carrying capacity as certifiedby us, or such services asprescribed in our Owner’s Manualand Service Book are not carriedout by the buyer through oursales or service establishments,our Authorized Dealers, ServiceCenters or Service points.

6. This warranty shall not covernormal wear and tear or anyinherent normal deterioration ofthe car or any of its parts arisingfrom the actual use of the car orany damage due to negligent orimproper operation or storage ofthe car. This warranty shall notapply to normal maintenanceservices like oils and fluidchanges, head lamp focusing,fastener retightening, wheelbalancing, tyre rotation,adjustment of valve clearance,fuel timing, ignition timing andconsumables like bulbs, fuelfilters and oil filters etc. This

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WARRANTY - TERMS & CONDITIONS

warranty shall not apply to anydamage or deterioration causedby environmental pollution or birddroppings. This warranty shall notapply to V-belts, hoses and gasleaks (in case of air conditionedcars) & slight irregularities notrecognized as affecting thefunction or quality of the vehicleor parts such as slight noise orvibration and defects appearingonly under particular or irregularoperations or items consideredcharacteristic of the vehicle.

7. This warranty shall be null andvoid if the vehicle is subjectedto abnormal use such as rallying,racing or participation in any othercompetitive sports. This warrantyshall not apply to any repairs orreplacement as a result ofaccident or collision.

8. This warranty is expressly in lieuof all warranties, whether by lawor otherwise, expressed orimplied and all other obligationsor liabilities on our part and weneither assume nor authorize anyperson to assume on our behalf,any other liability arising from thesale of the vehicle or anyagreement in relation thereto.

9. The buyer should have no otherrights except those set out aboveand have, in particular, no rightto repudiate the sale, or anyagreement or to claim anyreduction in the purchase priceof the vehicle, or to demand anydamages or compensation for

losses, incidental or indirect, orinconvenience or consequentialdamages, loss of vehicle, or lossof time, or otherwise, incurred oraccrued.

10. Any claim arising from thiswarranty shall be recognized onlyif it is noticed in writing to us orto our concerned Dealer withoutany delay soon after such defectas covered and ascertainedunder this warranty.

11. This warranty shall standterminated if the vehicle istransferred or otherwise alienatedby the buyer without our priorwritten consent.

12. We reserve our rights to makeany change or modification in thedesign of the vehicle or its partsor to introduce any improvementtherein or to incorporate in thevehicle any additional part oraccessory at any time withoutincurring any obligation toincorporate the same in thevehicles previously sold.

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TATA MOTORS LTD. is committedto produce vehicles usingenvironmentally sustainabletechnology. Many features havebeen incorporated in Tata Motorspassenger vehicles which havebeen designed to ensureenvironmental compatibil itythroughout the life cycle of thevehicle. We would like to informyou that your car meets emissionnorms and this is being regularlyvalidated at the manufacturingstages.

As a user you too can protect theenvironment by operating your carin a proact ive manner. A lotdepends on your driving style andthe way you maintain your car. Wehave given a few tips for yourguidance.

DRIVING• Avoid frequent and violent

accelerations / rev-ups.

• Avoid overloading of theengine. Avoid using devicesrequir ing high powerconsumption during slow citytraffic condition.

• Monitor the car ’s fuelconsumption regularly and ifshowing rising trend get thecar immediately attended atthe TATA Authorised ServiceOutlets.

• Switch off the engine duringlong stops at traffic jams orsignals. If you need to keep

the engine running, do notunnecessari ly rev-up.Avoidstopping and starting.

• Do not rev-up the enginebefore turning it off as i tunnecessarily burns the fuel.

• Shift to higher gears as soonas i t is possible withoutoverloading the engine. Useeach gear upto 2/3rd of it ’smaximum engine speed. Achart indicating gear shiftingspeeds is given in this book.

MAINTENANCE

• Ensure that recommendedmaintenance is carried out onthe car regular ly at theAuthorised Service Outlets.

• As soon as you see anyleakages of oil, fuel or coolantin the car we recommend toget it attended immediately.

• Use only recommendedgrades and specified quantityof lubricants.

• Get your car checked foremission periodically by anauthorised dealer.

• Ensure periodic radiator finscleaning.

• Ensure that fuel filter, oil filterand breather are checkedperiodically and replaced, ifrequired, as recommended byTata Motors.

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• Do not pour used oi ls orcoolants into the sewagedrains, garden soil or openstreams. Dispose the usedf i l ters and batter ies incompliance with the currentlegislation.

• Do not al low unauthorisedperson to tamper with enginesett ings or to carrymodifications on the car.

• Never allow the car to run outof fuel.

• Parts like brake liners, clutchdiscs should be vacuumcleaned. Do not usecompressed air for cleaningthese parts which may spreaddust in the atmosphere.

• While carrying out servicing orrepairs on your vehicle, youshould pay keen attention tosome of the important enginecomponents which greatly affectemission. These componentsare:

1. Fuel pump, Injectors and EMS(Engine Managment System)parts.

2. Air Intake and Exhaust systems(especially for leakages).

3. Cylinder head/Valve leakages.

4. All filters such as air, oil & fuelfilter (check periodically).

5. Ignition system & Spark plug.

6. Catalytic converter.

7. Carbon Canister.

This Owner’s manual containsfurther information on dr iv ingprecautions and maintenance careleading to environment protection.Please familiarise yourself withthese aspects before driving.

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Your NANO comes from a family ofnew generation cars of TATAmotors.It is the outcome ofextensive research anddevelopment by Tata MotorsLimited. We are happy to presentthe NANO to you and hope it bringsthe joy, pride and utility of owning acar for personal mobility.

The NANO’s design and featurescombined with easy maneuverabilityand economic life cycle cost makeit ideal for operating under a widerange of conditions.

Stylish, comfortableThe Tata Nano, designed with afamily in mind, has a roomypassenger compartment withgenerous leg space and head room.Four persons can comfortably sitinside the car. Four doors with highseating position make comfortableingress and egress. All new floorconsole comes with well-designedutility spaces and the glove box.This is also equipped with musicsystem.It can effortlessly maneuver on busyroads in cities as well as in ruralareas. Its mono-volume designensure with Electric Power Steeringsystem.

The car is available in Standard,Deluxe & Luxury versions. Allversions offer a wide range of bodycolours, and other accessories sothat the car can be customised toan individual’s preferences andtaste.

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Fuel-efficient engineThe Tata Nano has a rear mountedrear-wheel drive, all-aluminum, two-cylinder, multi point fuel injectionpetrol engine. The lean designstrategy has achieved minimumweight and maximum performanceper unit of energy consumed anddelivers high fuel efficiency.Performance is controlled by aspecially designed electronic enginemanagement system.Meets all safety requirementsThe Tata Nano’s safety performanceexceeds current regulatoryrequirements. With an all sheet-metal body, it has a strongpassenger compartment, with safetyfeatures such as crumple zones,intrusion-resistant doors, seat belts,strong seats and anchorages, andthe rear tailgate glass bonded to thebody. Tubeless tyres furtherenhance safety.Environment-friendlyThe Tata Nano’s exhaust emissionperformance meets presentregulatory requirements. The high fuelefficiency also ensures that the carhas low carbon dioxide emissions,thereby providing the twin benefits ofan affordable transportation solutionwith a low carbon footprint.

Besides all these, TATA vehicles arebacked by a well established servicenetwork with trained and skilledmanpower that ensures propermaintenance.

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DRIVING CONTROLS

DRIVING CONTROLS AN OVERVIEW

Note : a. HVAC or AC System is applicable to certain models.b. Music System is part of accessories. It is applicable to certain models.

10. Accelerator Pedal11. Brake pedal12. Clutch pedal13. Parking Brake14. Window Winding Switch (if fitted)15. Gear shifting lever16. Music System (For LXM)17. HVAC / AC system controls18. Central Air Vents

1. Side air vents2. Speakers on dashboard (For LXM)3. Glove Box (Co-driver side)4. Instrument Cluster5. Hazard Warning Switch6. Glove Box (Driver side)7. Steering wheel8. Combi switch9. Horn Pad

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER (WITH EPS)AN OVERVIEW

Some Indicators shown may not be applicable to all models.c

1. Fuel Gauge2. Speedometer3. Temperature Gauge4. Tell Tales5. MODE knob6. LCD (Digital Display)7. SET Knob8. Turn Indicator - Right9. Turn Indicator - Left

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AN OVERVIEWINSTRUMENT CLUSTER (WITH NON-EPS)

Some Indicators shown may not be applicable to all models.c

INSTRUMENT CLUSTER - NON-EPS

1. Tell Tales2. Speedometer3. LCD Display for Fuel Level

& Odometer4. Trip / Rest knob

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Speedometer :The speedometer indicates speedof the vehicle in unit of km/h

Speedometer (EPS)

Speedometer (Non-EPS)Vehicle Speed Limitation:The vehicle is designed for a safespeed of 105 kmph. If vehicle isdriven above this speed, MIL lampstarts blinking and the vehicle fuelsupply will be cut off automaticallyto restrict the vehicle speed.Avoid driving the vehicle at speedsabove 105 kmph.

Temperature Gauge : (Only on EPSvehicle)

Temperature Gauge (EPS)

The Gauge indicates thetemperature level of the enginecoolant after Ignition ON .The redzone at ‘H’ indicates temperaturehigher than normal.

NOTICEIf the bar graph moves beyond thenormal range area toward the "H"position i.e Red bar graph, itindicates overheating that maydamage the engine. ,which maybe due to insufficient coolant in theradiator or due to any other defect.Take the car t the nearest TATAMOTORS Authorised servicestation.

Fuel Gauge (EPS) :The fuel gauge indicates theapproximate amount of fuelremaining in the fuel tank when theignition switch is ‘ON’.When fuel on the tank is near toempty position then 1st LED bar(Red Color) start flashing and lowfuel warning tell tale turned ‘ON’.

NOTICEAt every start speedo needlemoves to MAX and come back to‘0’ position. This is welcomestrategy and self check feature.

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In case of flashing of 1st and lastbar of the LED with low fuel warningtell tale please contact Tata MotorsAuthorized Service Outlet.

WARNINGRunning the fuel tank too low orempty can cause your engine tostall and could endanger you andyour passengers.

You must stop and obtain additionalfuel as soon as possible after 1stLED bar start flashing and low fuelwarning tell tale turned on.On inclines ,curves, braking andsudden acceleration due to themovement of fuel in the tank, the fuellevel display may fluctuate or the lowfuel level warning lamp mayilluminate earlier than usual. Alwayscheck the fuel level when the vehicleis on level road.When the ignition switch is in the“ON” position, this gauge gives anapproximate indication of theamount of fuel in the fuel tank and ittakes few seconds to stabilize after

the ignition is turned ON .“F”standsfor full and “E” stands for Empty.Do not continue adding fuel after theautomatic shut off function isoperated if it is eqqipped on thegasoline pump. The sensor in thefuel tank may misjudge the amountof fuel remaining.Fuel Gauge (Non-EPS)

Fuel Gauge (EPS)

The fuel gauge indicates theapproximate amount of fuelremaining in the fuel tank when theignition switch is ON. When the fueltank is near empty position then "E"symbol starts flashing.

If the "E" symbol starts flashing it isrecommendable to fill the fuel assoon as possible. In case of flashingfuel icon on display please contactauthorised Tata Motors distributor.

NOTICEOn inclines or curves, the fuelgauge may fluctuate or the "E"symbol may flash earlier thanusual due to the movement of fuelin the tank.

WARNINGRunning the fuel tank too low orempty can cause your engine tostall and could endanger you andyour passengers

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You must stop and obtainadditional fuel as soon as possibleafter "E" flashing comes ON orwhen the gauge indicator comesclose to the E level.

TELL TALES :

Electric Power SteeringWarning Indicator : (EPS)

It indicates the malfunctioning ofEPS (Electric Power Steering).

It will illuminate momentarily whenignition is switched ‘ON’

It will continuously illuminate ifmalfunctioning of EPS (ElectricPower Steering) occurs. Stop thevehicle at safe place and restart theengine, indicator should go off afterdriving a short distance If it stillcontinue to illuminate again whiledriving, contact nearest TataAuthorised service centre. In caseof EPS malfunctioning, increasedsteering effort will be required.

NOTICE1. Electric power steering is

operational only when engineis running.

2. In case of EPS malfunctioningor engine switched ‘OFF’condition, increased steeringeffort will be required.

3. In case of continues use ofsteering like driving in ghatsection or constraint parking,the steering may become

GAUGES & INDICATORSAN OVERVIEW

harder. This is normal toprotect the electric steeringmotor from overheating. It willautomatically restore duringnormal driving.

Low FuelIndicator : (EPS)

This symbol lights up momentarilywhen ignition is turned ‘ON’. Thesymbol lights up continuously if fuellevel in the tank is low. Fuel needs tobe filled immediately. It will blink ifthere is any fault in the system. Takeyour car to the nearest Tataauthorized service station if thesymbol starts blinking.

Turn SignalIndicator :

Turn signal indicators can beoperated only when ignition is ‘ON’.They can be operated by using theturn indicator switch on the combi-switch. The direction indicator arrow

(LHS) and (RHS) on theinstrument cluster flashes alongwith external indicators lights as perselection.

CAUTIONIf the turn signal indicators do notblink, then there may be problemin electrical system. If theindicators “Blink rapidly”, then thisindicates that a side indicatorbulb has failed. Get it rectifiedimmediately.

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AN OVERVIEWGAUGES & INDICATORS

Front Fog LampIndicator (If equipped) :

Front fog lamps are provided on thefront bumper to improve the visibilityin foggy weather. The front fog lampswitch is provided on combi switch.

High BeamIndicator :The indicator light comes on whenthe High beam is selected or alsowhen he headlight flasher isoperated.

Check Enginelamp:This symbol indicates the car’sengine condition.1. It comes ON when ignition is

switched ON and once engine is cranked, it goes OFF.

2. It remains ON if there is aproblem in any of the enginecomponents.

NOTICEIf the Service lamp remains ONwhen the engine is running, theengine’s performance deter-iorates marginally & sometimessignificantly. Take your car to a TATAAuthorised service centre.

Malfunction IndicationLamp:This lamp indicates your vehicle’sengine condition when amalfunctioning occurs in the engine,wiring harness, EMS, etc. whichaffects the emission norms thislamp indicates as below:

1. Comes ‘ON’ when key is in ‘IGN’position and goes ‘OFF’ whenengine is running.2. Remains “ON” while the engineis running if malfunctioning occurs.3. Starts ‘BLINKING’ if continuousproblem of malfunction is observed,contact nearest Tata Authorisedservice outlet.

CAUTIONWhen “MIL” indicator is ON orblinking while the engine isrunning, the engine’sperformance deterioratesmarginally and sometimesdrastically. Please get themalfunctioning rectified at anearest authorized service center.

Low Engine OilPressure Indicator :This symbol lights up when theignition switch is turn to the ‘ON’position and goes out as soon asthe required oil pressure isdeveloped after starting the engine.The light will remain ‘ON’ if there isinsufficient oil pressure. If lightcomes on when driving, contactnearest Tata Authorised serviceoutlet immediately. Check the oillevel and add oil if necessary.

NOTICEIf the low oil pressure indicatordoes not glow or continues toremain ‘ON’ even with sufficientoil when the engine is running, itindicates a fault in the electricalcircuit/lubrication system. Check

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and get the problem attended toat an Authorized Service outlet.Driving with low oil pressure maylead to severe damage to theengine.

Parking brake cumlow brake fluidwarning light :This indicator has multiple functionsas follows :• It lights up when the parking

brake is applied and goes offwhen parking brake is released.

• It also lights up when brake fluidlevel is low.

• When ignition key is turned to“IGN” position, this indicatorlights up and goes off whenengine starts in normalcondition. If it is continuously‘ON’ while engine is running, getthe problem attended at anauthorised service outlet.

CAUTIONDrive cautiously when theindicator remains ‘ON’ whiledriving. Get the problem attendedimmediately at an Authorizedservice Outlet.In the state of lowbrake fluid level, continuousnormal driving is dangerous.

Battery ChargingIndicator :Symbol lights up when the ‘IGN’ isturned ‘ON’ and goes ‘OFF‘ after theengine starts.

NOTICEIf it remains ‘ON’ while theengine is running. It indicatesthat the battery is not gettingcharged. Switch off allunnecessary electricalequipment and get the problemattended to at an AuthorisedService outlet.

Engine CoolantHigh TemperatureIndicator :In case of insufficient coolant incooling system or malfunctioning ofengine due to various reasons, theengine coolant temperature can behigher than normal operatingconditions. In such condition, EngineCoolant High Temperature IndicatorLamp will start blinking along withMIL lamp. In addition the buzzer willalso start to warn the driver.Avoid driving in this situation andcontact nearest Tata Motorsauthorised service station fornecessary attention.If the driver continues to drive in suchsituation, both lamps and buzzer (asdescribed above) will continue andthe ECU activates the engine to limphome mode thus limiting the enginespeed.

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AN OVERVIEWGAUGES & INDICATORS

MODE Button : (EPS)Mode button is used to scroll thescreens of multifunctional display.Refer Driver Information Systemsection for the detail.DRIVER INFORMATION SYSTEM(EPS) :Multifunctional display is equippedwith Clock, Odometer and Tripcomputer. The trip computer consisttripmeter, average fuel economy anddistance to empty and display whenignition key in a ignition or crankposition. All stored multifunctionaldisplay information exceptOdometer and tripmeter will reset ifthe battery is disconnected or lowlevel of battery charge.

Press MODE button for less than 1.5second to select Tripmeter (TRIP),Average fuel economy (AFE) andDistance to empty (DTE) as follows:

Odometer :

The Odometer record the totaldistance the vehicle has beendriven. Keep track of the odometerreading and follow the maintenanceschedule regularly for betterperformance.

Trip meter :

This mode indicates the distance oftrip selected since last trip meterreset. The trip meter working rangeis from 0.0 to 9999.9 km. Pressingthe SET button provided in Clusterfor more than 1.5 second when tripmeter (TRIP) is being displayed,reset the trip meter to zero (0.0).

Average fuel economy (AFE) :

This mode indicates average fueleconomy since last trip reset.Resetting of trip meter resets AFEvalue. Display indicates (— —) andnew average fuel economy value willbe displayed after after driving formore than 500m.

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NOTICEAFE value is estimate of fueleconomy.It may vary significantlybased upon driving conditions,driving habits and condition ofvehicle.AFE gets reset to zero withreconnection of battery negative.

Distance to Empty (DTE)

This mode indicates the estimateddistance to empty based on thecurrent usable fuel available in thefuel tank which can deliver to theengine.When the remaining distance isbelow 25 km "REFUEL" will bedisplayed on DTE screen.The DTEworking range is from 25 to 999 km.

NOTICE• The DTE will update with new

value when fuel is added morethan 3 Litres at a time.

• The average fuel consumptionand distance to empty valuesmay vary significantly based ondriving conditions, drivinghabits, and condition of thevehicle.

• The distance to empty value isan estimate of the availabledriving distance.

• If low fuel warning light comeson, fill the fuel tank immediatelyregardless the value ofdisplayed DTE.

• If vehicle is not on level groundand negative of battery hasbeen disturbed,the DTE functionmay not operate correctly.

This value may differ from the actualdriving distance available.

Display illumination setting :

You can adjust night timeillumination for display and graphicsby using the SET/MODE buttons.User can enter in to this mode bylong pressing of MODE button withpark lamp ON. Once enter in to theillumination setting mode abovescreen will be visible in odometerregion.

User can do this setting in max tensteps by short press of set modeonce enter into this mode.

In case of battery disconnectillumination level will go to defaultvalue.Digital Clock :

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AN OVERVIEWGAUGES & INDICATORS

Whenever the battery terminals orrelated fuses are disconnected youmust reset the clock time.Thisfeature is available when ignitionswitch is in ON position. Clocksupport for both 24 hour and 12 hourformat and you can set clock by usingSET and MODE switches as follows

WARNINGAvoid adjusting clock and otherdisplay features during vehicledriving. You may lose control onvehicle leading to accidents.

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ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD) SYSTEMAN OVERVIEW

Odometer and Trip meter* (on LCD)-NON-EPS vehicle: (if applicable)

The odometer records the totaldistance the vehicle has beendriven. After pressing of trip knob,odometer shows trip value on LCDdisplay. The trip meter can be usedto measure the distance traveled oneach trip or between fuel fillings.Trip meter reset knob is providedon instrument cluster. Keep track ofthe odometer reading and follow themaintenance schedule regularly forbetter performance.ON BOARD DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEM:On board Diagnostics or OBD is anautomotive term referring to avehicle’s self Diagnostic andreporting capability. The OBDsystem allows continuousdiagnosis of the components of thevehicle correlated with emissions.This system warns the driver, byturning “ON” the MalfunctionIndication lamp (MIL) on theinstrument cluster, when a faultcauses emission levels to increase.The OBD system also has adiagnostic connector that can be

1. Trip / Odometer 2. Reset knob

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interfaced with appropriatediagnostic tools, which makes itpossible to read the fault codesstored in the Electronic Control Unit,together with a series of specificparameters for Engine operationand Diagnosis. This check can alsobe carried out by the traffic police.

To access the diagnostic connector,which is located below thedashboard at the RH side of thesteering wheel as shown in theabove images.

NOTICEIn case the fault occurs and MILon the instrument cluster comesON, contact nearest TATAMOTORS authorized servicecenter. After eliminating theinconvenience, to check thesystem completely, TATA MOTORSauthorized service centers areobliged to run a bench test and ifnecessary, road tests which mayalso call for a long journey. Thefunctioning of MIL lamp may alsobe checked by the traffic policeusing specific devices.

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STEERING LOCK CUM IGNITION SWITCH AN OVERVIEW

Steering Lock cum Ignition Switch:

Key of ignition switch is commonfor door lock & steering lock.The ignition switch is on the rightside of the steering column. Theswitch has four positions.

LOCK - Steering LockedACC - All accessories

function ‘ON’.ON - Vehicle ON and all

electricals ‘ON’START - Engine crank

LOCK:

You can insert or remove the keyonly in this position. The steeringcolumn is locked when the key isremoved.

ACC :

By turning key to ACC (key in)position, all accessories functionlike music system will be ‘ON’.

ON :

Engine running and all electricalgadgets and accessories ON.

START :

Turn the key further clockwise to theSTART position (spring loaded) tostart the engine. As soon as theengine starts release the ignition keyto ON position. While cranking, allaccessories will be momentarily‘OFF’.

NOTICEDo not crank the engine more than10 seconds continuously. If theengine does not start wait for 15seconds before cranking it again.Release the key immediately afterstarting the engine.

By turning the ignition key from ‘ON’position to ‘ACC’ position, enginecan be stopped.

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COMBINATION SWITCHAN OVERVIEW

Single Stalk Combination Switch:(if applicable)Single Stalk Combination Switch isprovided on right hand side of steer-ing column. It has wiper control,direction indicator and light controlswitches.

1) Light stalk:

Outer rotary switch on the stalk isprovided for selecting Position(Parking) or Head lamp. It operateswith Ignition switch in “IGN” position.

a) Head / Position lamp OFF.

Head lamp, position (Parking) lampand tail lamp will be OFF in thisposition.

b) Position lamp ON.

Position (Parking) lamp and tail lampwill be ON in this position.

c) Head / Position lamp ON.

Head lamp, position (Parking) lampand tail lamp will be ON in thisposition. Pull the lever to select highbeam flash (spring loaded). Pushtowards dashboard to select highbeam.

2) Wiper Rotary Switch :

Inner rotary switch on the stalk isprovided for front windshield wipe &wash. The top (1st) position denoteswash (spring return). First positionbelow “OFF” is for low speed wipeand second position is for high speedwipe.

Wipe and wash are separatefunctions.

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AN OVERVIEWCOMBINATION SWITCH

3) Side Indicator : 1) Side indicator OFF

2) Lane change for Left or RightTurn (Spring Return)

3) Lane change for Left or RightTurn (Self cancellation / Manualreturn type)

Double Stalk Combination Switch: (wherever applicable)Double Stalk Combination Switch is provided on steering column.

DOUBLE STALK COMBINATION SWITCH

Push the stalk upwards for changinglane or turning to Left and downwardsfor changing lane or turning to Rightaccording to requirement. It has threepositions.

LEFT TURN

LEFT TURN

LEFT LANE CHANGE

RIGHT LANE CHANGE

RIGHT TURN

LIGHT CONTROL SWITCH

WIPER CONTROL SWITCH

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COMBINATION SWITCHAN OVERVIEWA) RIGHT HAND STALK

1) Light stalk:Outer rotary switch on right handstalk is provided for selecting Position(Parking) or Head lamp. It operateswith Ignition switch in “IGN” position.

a) Head / Position lamp OFF.Head lamp, position (Parking) lampand tail lamp will be OFF in thisposition.

b) Position lamp in ON.Position (Parking) lamp and tail lampwill be ON in this position.

c) Head / Position lamp ON.

Head lamp, position (Parking) lampand tail lamp will be ON in thisposition. Pull the lever to select highbeam flash (spring loaded). Pushtowards dashboard to select highbeam.

2) Fog Lamp Rotary Switch :

Inner rotary switch on the stalk isprovided for selecting front fog lamp.

a) Front Fog Lamp

The front fog lamp can be switchedON with parking/ Head lamp ON & canbe remain on till the parking lamp &Head lamp are switched OFF.

To select the front fog lamps, rotatethe inner rotary switch which is springloaded. After releasing, it returns tooriginal position.

3) Side Indicator :

Push the stalk upwards for changinglane or turning to Left and downwardsfor changing lane or turning to Rightaccording to requirement. It has threepositions.

1) Side indicator OFF2) Lane change for Left or Right

Turn (Spring Return)3) Lane change for Left or Right

Turn (Self cancellation / Manualreturn type)

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AN OVERVIEWCOMBINATION SWITCH

B) LEFT HAND STALK

1) Front Windshield - Wipe andwash :

Push the stalk upwards to operateLow or High speed wipe. Push thestalk downward to operateintermittent wipe. Pull the stalk forwipe and wash operation.

NOTICEAfter wash function is activated,there will be one wipe of wiper.

Music System (if applicable) :

The music system can be fitted onthe facia and front speakers arefitted on dashboard and rear onparcel shelf.

For operation and further informationof music system please refermanufacturer’s manual (Refer page93 to 116)

Speakers on Front dashboard

Speakers on Rear parcel shelf

Antenna :

Antenna is located on the roof, abovethe front windshield glass.

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HVAC & AIR CONDITIONINGAN OVERVIEW

HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING

AIR FLOW PATTERN

TowardsFoot Board Central

Air Vents

Demisting Vents

Side AirVents

TowardsFoot Board

Side AirVents

SideWindowDemistVents

SideWindowDemist

Vents

A E B D C

A B D E

HVAC CONTROLS

AC CONTROLS

A - Air direction modeselection knob

B - Blower speed selectionknob

C - Temperature control knobD - AC ON/OFF switchE - Air recirculation / Fresh

air lever

A - Air direction modeselection knob

B - Blower speed selectionknob

D - AC ON/OFF switchE - Air recirculation / Fresh

air lever

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AN OVERVIEWHVAC & AIR CONDITIONING

A. Air direction mode selectionknob :The air flow can be changed byturning the knob (A) to the desireddirection.

Towards face

Towards face and feet

Towards feet

Towards feet & windshield(Recommended for clearingmist on windshield)Towards windshield(Recommended for clearingheavy fog.

B. Blower Speed selection Knob :

The HVAC system has a threespeed blower. The blower speedscan be selected by operating theblower knob (B).

C. Temperature-Control Knob :

The air temperature in the vehiclecan be controlled by operating thetemperature control knob (C) on thecontrol panel. The temperature canbe increased by rotating the knobtowards the red dot and decreasedby rotating it towards the blue dot.

D. AC ON/OFF Switch :

The AC can be switched ‘ON’ bypressing the switch (D) on the ACcontrol panel provided the bloweris `ON’ and the engine is running.The indicator lamp on switch willshow that the AC is `ON’.

E. Recirculation / Fresh Air knob:

• To put air circulation mode inrecirculation, slide the knob 'E'towards recirculation mode(HVAC version) / rotate the knob‘E’ towards recirculation mode(AC version) and vice-versa.

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HVAC & AIR CONDITIONINGAN OVERVIEW

Recirculationmode

Fresh Airmode

HVAC

AC

Fresh

Recirculation

• In recirculation mode, air insidethe vehicle is circulated againand again. In Fresh Air mode,air is taken from atmosphereand circulated in the vehicle.

Recirculation mode can be used• While driving in dusty condition• To avoid traffic pollution• To get quick cooling/heating as

required.Whenever discomfort is felt switchto fresh air circulation mode.

NOTICE• We strongly recommend AC to

be used in recirculation modefor better cooling.

• Use fresh Air mode only whendiscomfort is felt.

• The AC can be switched `ON'only if the blower is 'ON' and

engine is running. When AC isswitched 'ON' engine idlingRPM increases marginally, toadjust to the AC compressorload. When desiredtemperature is achieved ACtrips 'OFF' automatically.

• The AC compressor isswitched 'OFF' automaticallywhen engine gets overheated.The AC is automaticallyswitched 'ON' when the enginecools down.

Ventilator :The air flow can be adjustedcontinuously with the rotary controlknob at the vents on the dash board.The air vents can be adjustedupward and downward.

NOTICERefrigerant charged in the airconditioning circuit has beenidentified on the label over frontbody member. Use onlyrefrigerant as given in the labelfor topping up or recharge, i.e. donot charge the vehicle with someother refrigerant than the existingrefrigerant. Always use R134a(Non CFC) refrigerant.Fresh air is taken from the grillopening provided on the fire wallunder the front hood at base ofwindshield glass outside thevehicle. Keep these openingsclear and free.

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AN OVERVIEWHVAC & AIR CONDITIONING

RECOMMENDED BASIC SETTINGS OF THE CONTROL ELEMENTS OF THE AIR CON-DITIONING SYSTEM FOR THE RESPECTIVE OPERATING MODES (HVAC & AC) :

A. Air FlowDirection B. Blower Speed D. Air

Recirculation E. AC ON / OFF

A CFUNCTIONS

CONTROL KNOB POSITION BUTTON POSITION

Normal or 1,2 or 3 Recirculation SwitchedCooling mode ONQuick or 4 Recirculation Switched ONCooling modeDemisting 2 or 3 Fresh air Switched ON

mode (Optional)Defrosting 4 Fresh air Switched ON

mode (Optional)

A. Air FlowDirection

B. BlowerSpeed

C. AirTemperature

D. AirRecirculation

E. AC ON /OFF

HVACFUNCTIONS

CONTROL KNOB POSITION BUTTON POSITION

Normal or 2 or 3 Desired temp. Fresh air Switchedheating mode. OFFQuick Briefly 4, then To the right Briefly switch Switchedheating 2 or 3 upto the stop ON to Fresh OFF

air mode thenRecirculation

modeNormal or 1,2 or 3 Desired Recirculation SwitchedCooling temperature mode ONQuick or 4 To the left up to Recirculation Switched ONCooling the stop modeDemisting 2 or 3 Desired Fresh air Switched ON

temperature mode (Optional)Defrosting 4 Desired Fresh air Switched ON

temperature mode (Optional)

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LAMPSAN OVERVIEW

Head Lamp:

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1 High / Low Beam2 Position / Parking Lamp3 Front Direction Indicator

Head lamps are clear lens typehaving multi focal reflector and areprovided with halogen bulb withdouble fitment for providing straightahead illumination of the road for thelong distance or deep beam whichilluminates the road immediatelyahead for short distance visibility. Italso has side indicator lamp and aparking lamp.

Tail Lamp:

The tail lamp assemblyincorporates the following :1 Tail / Brake Lamp2 Turn Signal Indicator3 Reverse Lamp4 Reflex Reflector

1

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4

Front Fog Lamp: (As Applicable)

Side Repeater Indicator Lamp

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AN OVERVIEWLAMPS

High Mounted Stop Lamp :

ONDOOR OFF

High mounted stop lamp isprovided on the rear side of vehicle.It will glow along with stop lampswhenever service brake is applied.

Registration Plate Lamp :

Two concealed lamps are providedfor i l lumination of the rearregistration number plate.

Interior Lamp :

Interior lamp is provided on the roof,near the inner rear view mirror. It’sswitch has three positions.

ON - The lamp will come ‘ON’ as longas switch is in this position.

DOOR (As applicable) In thisposition the lamp comes on whenfront doors are opened. When thedoor is closed, the lamp will go‘OFF’.

OFF - In this position the lamp willbe always ‘OFF’.

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REAR VIEW MIRRORS & SUNVISORSAN OVERVIEW

Inner Rear View Mirror :

Inner rear view mirror is providedinside the cab and fitted towindshield glass.Nano comes with both normal andanti-glare type mirrors (whereverapplicable).It has two positions and can beselected by knob below mirror :1. Normal position2. Antiglare positionUse antiglare position only whennecessary, as it reduces rear viewclarity.

CAUTIONView in antiglare position reducesrear view clarity as compared tonormal position.

Outside Rear View Mirror :

‘Tip tap’ type mirror is provided onlyon driver side in few version, whereas it is provided on both sides inother versions. It is fitted on the doorfrom the outside and can beadjusted manually. In few varients,mirror is fitted at co-driver side also.

NOTICEBe careful when judging the sizeor distances of a vehicle or otherobject seen in the side convexmirror. Be aware that objects lookssmaller and appear farther awaythan when seen in flat mirror.

Sun visors : (if fitted)

In few versions, two adjustable sunvisors are provided inside the cababove the windshield to prevent sunglare, where as in other versions itis fitted only on driver side. Lowerthe sun visors to protect the eyesfrom bright sunlight. The sun visorsalso move sideways towards thedoor.

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AN OVERVIEWVANITY MIRROR & GRAB HANDLE

NOTICEWhen not in use keep the sunvisors in their original positionother wise they may lock thedriver’s vision.

Vanity Mirror :(If fitted)

In few versions, a vanity mirror hasbeen provided on the back of theco-driver side sunvisor.

Roof Grab Handle :(If fitted)

These are provided for comfortablepositoning of passengers duringjourney.

Utility pocket (if applicable):

Utility pocket on front door trim

Utility pocket is provided to all thedoors to keep magazines / booksetc.

Utility pocket on rear door trim

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CUP HOLDER, WINDOW WINDING & POWER SOCKETAN OVERVIEW

FLOOR CONSOLE :Cup holder : (if applicable)

Two cup holders are provided on thefloor console near the gear shiftinglever for your convenience.

Power window switch (FrontDoors) : if fitted

Window glasses on front doors canbe operated by switches provided onthe main control panel located on thefloor console. They work only whenthe key is in the “ACC” position.Glasses are wound up by pulling theswitch and are lowered by pressingit down.

Manual window winding is providedon rear doors.Manual window winding :

Where power windows are notprovided, manually operated winderhandles are provided. Use winderhandle for lowering down or raisingup window glasses.

Power Socket / Cigar Lighter (iffitted):

A power socket is provided on floorconsole at the front. Power socketcan be used to tab 12V supply (10AMax.) for operating external gadgets.

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AN OVERVIEWPARKING BRAKE, EAR SHIFT LEVER & GLOVE BOX

With ignition switch in ‘ACC’position, press cigar lighter fully in.It pops out, when heated to specifiedtemperature. Take the lighter out andlight your cigarette. After use placethe lighter in it’s original place.

Parking Brake Lever :

1. Parking Brake Lever2. Release Button

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2

Mechanical parking brake actingonly on the rear wheel is providedon your vehicle. The parking brakelever is located behind the gearshiftlever. To apply the parking brake, pullthe lever up fully. The indicator lighton the instrument panel will become‘ON’. To release it, pull the lever upslightly, press the release button andpush the lever down. The parkingbrake indicator on the instrumentpanel will go ‘OFF’ when the parkingbrake lever is fully released.

Gear Shift Lever :

Gear shift lever is mounted on thecentral console between the two frontseats. The gearshift pattern is shownon the gear shift lever knob.

All forward gears beingsynchronized, provide easy &effortless gear shifting. Alwaysremember to press the clutch pedalfully while shifting the gears and alsoto release the clutch pedal gently.

Glove Box : (If fitted)

Two glove boxes are provided onboth the sides of front dashboard i.e.driver side and co-driver side. Toopen the glove box, press andrelease the cover lid at the centre.To close the glove box cover lid,press the cover lid gently. It getsautomatically locked.

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FRONT HOOD OPENING & CLOSINGAN OVERVIEW

Opening the front hood :

Ensure that the vehicle is in neutralgear with the parking brake applied.

To open the hood pull the hoodrelease lever located under the righthand corner of the dashboard insidevehicle. The hood will pop up slightly.

Location of hood release lever

Raise the hood slightly and withyour finger slide the secondary locklever located under the hood centre.

Lift the hood up. Pull the hood stayrod from its clip & insert the free endinto the slot in the hood, slide stayrod outward to secure.

Closing :1. To close the hood disengage the

stay rod and clamp it properly.2. Lower the hood and drop it from

a short height to lock.

CAUTIONEnsure that the bonnet is properlylocked before driving. Do notpress the hood onto the lock.

Stay Rod

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AN OVERVIEWREFUELING

Refuelling :

Fuel filling cap is located inside thefront hood. For refueling you needto open the front hood.Rotate the fuel fi l ler capanitclockwise and open to fill thefuel. After filling the fuel close the capby rotating clockwise till you heardclicking sound. Ensure that hood isproperly locked.

WARNINGFuel vapour is extremelyhazardous. Always stop theengine before refueling and neverrefuel near sparks or open flames.

CAUTIONRemove the fuel filler cap slowly,and wait for any hissing to stop,then remove it.Do not bend onfuel filler cap while opening. Thefuel may be under pressure andmay spray out, causing injury ifthe cap is opened suddenly.

Always use only originalspecification fuel cap or anapproved equivalent, available atTata Authorised Dealers. Thewrong cap can result in a seriousmalfunction of the fuel systemand the emission control system.While filling petrol, care should betaken, so that the fuel should notspill out on the battery.

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DOOR LOCKING / UNLOCKINGAN OVERVIEW

Keys (RKE) : (if fitted)

LED

LOCKBUTTON

UNLOCKBUTTON

REMOTESERIALNUMBER

Remote Functions :

• Lock : Press the lock button onremote to activate thefunctionality. If all doors areproperly closed then vehicle shallget locked with 2 flasher feedback.

• Unlock : Press the unlock buttonon remote to activate thefunctionality. Vehicle shall getunlocked with 1 flasher feedback.

• Vehicle Seek : When vehicle isalready in lock state with 2 flasher

feedback press the lock buttonagain to activate the functionality.Vehicle shall give 2 flasherfeedbacks again.

RKE ECU Functions

1. Central Door Locking &Unlocking (Mechanical Knob &Remote)

When central doors lockoperation is performed bymechanical key or driver doorknob or by pressing lock buttonon remote all the doors get lockedsimultaneously.

If lock operation is performed bypressing the lock button onremote after successful lockoperation 2 flasher feedbacks willbe given.

• Reverse Cycling:

During lock operation if driverdoor is at ajar (open) statereverse cycling shall beperformed. During reversecycling all doors shall get lockedand again shall get unlockedimmediately.

If lock operation is performed byremote a miss-lock sound without flasher feedback will beprovided by the vehicle.

• Slam Locking:

During lock operation if otherdoors (except driver door) are atajar (open) state slam lockingshall be performed.

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GETTING STARTEDDOOR LOCKING / UNLOCKING

During slam locking irrespectiveof other doors ajar state all doorsshall get locked. If the lockoperation is performed by remotea miss-lock sound without flasherfeedback will be provided by thevehicle.

2. Central Door Unlocking(Mechanical Key / Knob /Remote)

When central doors unlockoperation is performed bymechanical key or driver doorknob or by pressing unlock buttonon remote all doors shall getunlocked simultaneously.

If unlock operation is performedby pressing the unlock button onremote after successful unlockoperation single flasher feedbackwill be given and roof lamp willturn ON with dimming effect.

Roof Lamp Control

• Roof Lamp Activation based onlock button press on remote:

Vehicle is in successfully lockedstate with 2 flasher feedback byoperating lock button of remote.

If ‘Roof lamp is ON’, then ‘Rooflamp shall be switched OFF withdimming effect’

• Roof lamp activation based onunlock button press on remote:

Vehicle is in successfully unlockedstate with 1 flasher feedback by

operating the unlock button onremote.

If ‘Roof lamp is OFF’ & all doorsare in closed condition, then ‘Rooflamp shall turned ON withdimming effect for 30 second’

In-between user switched On theIGN then roof lamp get switchedoff with dimming effect.

If ‘Roof lamp is OFF state’ & ‘Dooris open’, then ‘Roof lamp shallturned ON with dimming effect’ &&‘Stays ON for 10 min in door ajarstate’

If ‘Roof lamp is ON state’ & ‘Doorstate changes from open to close& again from close to open’, then’10 min timer shall restart’

• Roof lamp activation based ONIGN condition

When IGN is turned from OFF toON & all doors are in closed state,then roof lamp will not getactivated.

If any door is ajar then roof lampgets activated with dimming effect.

3. Vehicle Seek

When vehicle is already in lockedstate with 2 flasher feedback byoperating the lock button on remote.If the user presses the lock buttonagain vehicle seek mode shall beactivated. When this feature is active,both turn signals shall flash for 2times i.e. number of flashes forvehicle seek mode shall be two and

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vehicle shall continue to be kept inlocked state and shall not actuate theactuators.

Alarm Functionality

• Alarm Activation: If vehicle issuccessfully locked state bypressing the lock button on remotewith 2 flasher feedback arm modeshall be activated. During armmode if any unauthorised vehicleaccess is detected i.e. openingany door, turning the IGN to ONor CRANK with key, then RKEECU shall activate the audiblewarning for 27 seconds and visualalarm for 4.5 minutes. After 4.5minutes vehicle shall be remainedin arm mode. Maximum 10 alarmsequences can occur forsubsequent trigger event.

• Alarm Deactivation: If alarm isactive then by pressing any button(lock / unlock) on remote thenRKE ECU shall deactivate thealarm.

Battery Replacement:

• Remove the back cover which issnap fit.

• Take out the PCB with keymembrane and battery mounted.

• Separate the PCB from keymembrane.

• Remove a discharged batteryfrom PCB battery socket.

• Insert a new fully charged batteryinto the PCB battery socket.

DOOR LOCKING / UNLOCKINGGETTING STARTED

• Ensure that the +Ve polarity shallbe facing upward.

• Check the remote functionality onvehicle from at least 15 meters.

4. Remote Learning Procedure4.1. Precondition• Battery shall be connected• Vehicle shall be in unlocked state• Driver door & Co-Driver door are

at open state4.2. Manual / Entry Mode• Insert key into IGN barrel• Turn IGN from ‘OFF to ON’ and

‘ON to OFF’ 4 times in 6 seconds• 2 flashers of left - right turn

indicator lamps and tel-taleoutputs indicate RKE ECUentered into remote key learnmode.

• 10 second timer shall startimmediately after entering toremote key learn mode RKE ECUwaits for next input from user(remote).

4.3 Programming Mode• During this 10 second time period,

if user press both 'Lock' and'Unlock' buttons on remotesimultaneously. That remote shallget learnt with the RKE ECU.

• During this 10 second time period,if user press both 'Lock' and'Unlock' buttons on remotesimultaneously. That remote shallget learnt with the RKE ECU.

• The RKE ECU starts another 10second timer to learn the nextremote key.

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GETTING STARTEDDOOR LOCKING / UNLOCKING

• For more remote keys , presslock and unlock keysimultaneously from remote. Itshall repeat above two steps.

• After first remote successfullearning all previously learntremotes shall get unlearn.

4.4 Exit Mode :• Once the maximum numbers of

remote keys (Four) are learntprogramming mode is exited.

• After last remote learn, leaving 10second timer to time out, inprogramming mode.

NOTICEIf you lost Remote , get yourvehicle to TATA AuthorisedService Center for newelectronically coded remote.

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DOOR LOCKGETTING STARTED

Driver Door :

Locking / unlocking doors withkey from outside :Driver door can be locked orunlocked from outside with key.Insert the key and turn it anti-clockwise to open or clockwise tolock the door. Pull the Door handleto open an unlocked door.Where central locking system isprovided, if you lock/unlock thedriver door with key, the remainingthree doors get locked/unlockedsimultaneously.

Locking without a key from insideAll the doors can also be locked orunlocked independently frominside by pressing or pulling theknob.

NOTICEWhen locking doors this way, donot leave the key inside thevehicle.

Opening the doors from inside :

Location of door opening lever/latch

All doors can be opened frominside. Pull the door knob to unlockthe door. pull the door opening lever/ latch to open the door.

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GETTING STARTEDFRONT SEAT & SEAT ADJUSTED

Lever / Slider for forward / back-ward movement

Front Seats :

Bucket type front seats are providedwith a track lever and recliner handleknob, to adjust seat positions.

Seat Back Recliner : (As Appicable)

To change the seat back angle, leanforward slightly and raise the tracklever (2). Then lean back to theposition you want and release it. Makesure that track lever return to itsoriginal position.

Moving the Seat Forward &Backward: (As applicable)

To adjust the seat position, lift thelever (1) under the seat cushionfront, then slide the seat to thedesired position and release thelever. Once the desired position isachieved release the track lever tolock the seat. Make sure the seat islocked in position.

CAUTIONOnly adjust the seats when thevehicle is stationary. You willotherwise be distracted and couldlose control of the vehicle as aresult of the seat movement.

NOTICEFew versions are fitted with fixedseats at co-driver side.

Recliner for adjusting the seat backrest

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REAR SEAT & SEAT FOLDINGGETTING STARTED

Rear Seat 2) Fold the seat back rest, once it isunlocked.

A cushion bench seat is provided forthe rear passengers.

Folding of rear seat back rest

For folding the rear seat back rest:1) Pull a strap provided on seat backrest top (LH side) to unlock the seatback rest. .

Locking rear seat back rest

For locking the rear seat back rest,lift the seat back rest and just pressit to engage in the lock.

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GETTING STARTEDSEAT BELTS

SEAT BELTS :Occupants safety is of utmostimportance.

Your car is equipped with seat belts,both front and rear as a part ofoccupant restraint system.

Why Seat BeltsWearing seat belts properly canprotect you from being thrownagainst the inside of the car oragainst other occupants in case ofan accident or sudden braking. Itwill reduce the chances of severeinjury.

How to use seat beltsThis car has three point type frontseat belts and lap belts for rear seatout board occupants (LH & RH).Innormal driving, the belt lets youmove freely in your seat. In case ofan accident or sudden braking,inertia reel automatically tightens thebelt to help restrain your body.

The anchor end of the shoulder beltis adjustable to suit the height of thepassenger wearing it. The lap belthas one manually adjusted belt thatfits across the hip bone.

Make sure that your seat is adjustedto a good driving position and theback of the seat is upright.

1. Pull the tongue across your bodyand insert it into the buckle.

2. Check and ensure that the beltis not twisted.

1. Seat Belt 3. Lock Buckle2. Tongue

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WARNINGTwisted seat belts can causeinjury in a collision as the full widthof the belt isn’t available to absorbthe impact. This puts more forceon the bones beneath the belt,which could break them or causeother serious injury. Don’t weartwisted seat belts.

3. Position the lap portion of the beltas low as possible across yourhip bone.

4. Pull up the shoulder part of thebelt to remove the slack. Makesure that the belt goes over yourcollar bones and across chest.

5. To unlatch the belt, press the redbutton on the buckle. Guide thebelt to the pillar as it retracts.

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SEAT BELTSGETTING STARTED

WARNINGImproper positioning of theshoulder portion of the seat beltis dangerous. An improperlypositioned belt will provide littleor no protection in a collision.Always make sure the shoulderportion of the seat belt ispositioned across your shoulderand near your neck, but neverunder your arm. on your neck, oron your upper arm.

6. The belts are meant (intended)for adult occupants only.

7. Each belt should be used by oneoccupant only. The belt must notbe put round a child, seated onpassengers lap.

8. When the belt has been in use ina serious accident or shows signsof severe fraying / damage or ofhaving been cut, replace with anapproved belt kit.

9. The belt must not be altered ormodified during use.

WARNINGUsing one seat belt for more thanone person at a time isdangerous. A seat belt used Inthis way cannot spread the impactforces properly and the twopassengers could be crushedtogether and seriously injured.Never use one belt for more thanone person at a time.

10. The belts if required should bereplaced, by Authorisedpersonnel only.

11. The belt should not bedisassembled. If required,authorised personnel onlyshould carry out disassemblyand assembly.

12. Clean the webbing with a mild soapsolution recommended forupholstery. Bleaching or dyeing thewebbing may weaken it.

Lap beltPull the tongue to the desired length.

Insert it into the buckle until you heara click.

Adjust the belt length. To lengthenthe belt, hold the tongue at a rightangle to the webbing and pull. Toshorten, pull the loose end of thewebbing.

To unfasten, depress the button inthe buckle.

WARNINGPositioning the lap portion of theSeat Belt too high can bedangerous as in a collision, thiswould concentrate the impactforce directly on the abdominalarea, causing serious injury.Wear the lap portion of the beltsnugly and as low as possible.

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GETTING STARTEDSEAT BELTS

TATA MOTORS strongly urges thatthe driver and passengers in the carbe properly restrained at all timeswith seat-belts. Failure to do socould increase the chance of injuryand / or the severity of injury inaccidents.Baby or Small Child :

Use child restraint systemappropriate for the child until he / shebecomes big enough to properlywear the car’s seat-belts. If a childis too big for a child restraint system,he / she should sit in the seat andmust be restrained using the car’sseat-belt.Use the seat-belt when the child isin the rear seat also. According toaccident statistics, a child is saferwhen properly restrained in the rearseat than in the front seat.Child restraint systems areavailable. TATA MOTORSrecommends the use of a type whichfits your car. Before installation,always read the manufacturer’sinstructions.

Expectant mother:

TATA MOTORS recommends theuse of a seat-belt. Kindly consultyour doctor for specificrecommendations. The lap beltshould be worn securely and as lowas possible over the hips and thewaist.Injured person :TATA MOTORS recommends theuse of a seat-belt for injured person.Depending on the injury, consultyour doctor for specificrecommendations.

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BEFORE DRIVING & SAFETY CHECKSGETTING STARTED

BEFORE DRIVINGPlease ensure to check (Refermaintenance)1. Tyre pressure and condition of

tyres. Inflate to recommendedtyre pressure if required.

2. Coolant level to First fill.3. Engine oil level up to Max mark

on dipstick. (Do not overfill)4. Brake fluid level .5. Water in windshield washer

reservoir. Top up if required.6. Battery electrolyte level.7. Fuel level. Ensure sufficient Fuel.

Adjust1. Check position of seat. If

required adjust to yourconvenience.

2. Check adjustment of all rear viewmirrors.

Ensure1. Hood is fully closed.2. All doors are properly closed and

locked.3. Check that any items you may

be carrying are stored properlyand fastened down securely.

4. Seat belts are fastened5. Ensure all mirrors, windows and

lamps are clean andunobstructed. Remove dust,frost, snow or ice if any, on these.

6. All switches & lamps are working

7. Check and ensure that all thegauges and indicators in theinstrument cluster are working.

8. Gear shift lever is in neutralposition

9. Parking brake is released.

SAFETY CHECKS

Windshield wiper / windshieldwasher

Always keep windshield glass cleanto avoid any distraction in visibility.Ensure proper working of wipers andcondition of wiper blade. Ensure thatwindshield washer reservoir is full.Do not operate wiper alone when thewindshield glass is dry, this woulddamage the windshield.

Headlights

Keep headlight lenses clean. Checkfor operation of head lamps in bothhigh/low beam condition. Check forcorrect focusing of head lamps. Useonly recommended type of bulbs. Donot use the high beam unless it isinevitable. Its dazzle may glare thedriver of the oncoming car thecondition thus causing an accident.

Side indicators / Hazard warningEnsure that all side indicators /hazard warning switch are always inworking condition and they are usedwhen required.

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DRIVINGDRIVING CHECKS

Horn

Ensure the horn is working properly.Horn provides safety to other roadusers by alerting your presence.

Brakes

Ensure brakes are working properly.Check brake fluid level in reservoir.Do not drive the car when brakewarning lamp is 'ON'.

Tyres

Check the condition of tyres for anyabnormality. Maintain correct tyrepressure, it is very importantparticularly when subjected toextreme conditions, such as highspeed, bad roads and high outsidetemperature. Do not use worn or baldtyres specially on the front wheels.

First Aid Kit

First aid kit is provided in your vehicle.This is for use in case of minorinjuries. It is to be regularly checkedfor any disintegration and should beupdated regularly.

Documents

Always carry vehicle registrationpapers, insurance, valid PUCcertificate and driving licence with you.

DRIVING SAFETYSeat BeltSeat-belts are life saving equipment,use of seat-belt reduces the chanceof injury and severity of injury in caseof an accident. It is stronglyrecommended that all the caroccupants should always wear seat-belt, while vehicle is in motion.Influence of AlcoholDo not drive under the influences ofalcohol or drugs. Alcohol and drugswill severely impair your control of thevehicle and increase the risk of injuryyourself and others.Mobile phones

Do not use mobile phones whiledriving a vehicle. This could divertyour attention from the road andresult in an accident.Fatigue 'Rest Revive survive'Do not attempt driving when you feeltired, sleepy. Long distance driving cantire you very much and fatigue can dullyour reflexes and judgment. Take a restand get refreshed at intervals.

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FUEL ECONOMYDRIVING

FRIENDLY TIPS TO IMPROVE FUELECONOMY :

Your vehicle's fuel economy is mainlydependent on your style of driving.To operate your vehicle aseconomically as possible, adhere tofollowing driving suggestions.

Avoid Excessive Idling :

Shut Off the engine if you have towait for more than a minute while youare in traffic.

Avoid fast starts and unnecessarystops :

Start off slowly from traffic lights orstop signs to prevent increased fuelconsumption and shortening ofengine life. Avoid unnecessarydeceleration (stopping or slowingdown) and then acceleration whichuses more fuel.

Always maintain clean air-filter:

The amount of air supplied willreduce due to clogged air-filter,resulting in loss of power and fueleconomy.

Maintain correct tyre pressures:

Under-inflated tyres result inincreased running resistance of thetyres, leading to wastage of fuel.(Refer tyre maintenance section)

Proper Driving Practices :

Keep a safe distance from othervehicles to avoid braking suddenly.

NOTICEDo not rest your foot on the clutchpedal. It does not allow full enginepower to be transmitted to thevehicle and reduces clutch life.

Fuel economy speeds :

Always adhere to following fueleconomy speeds.

Gear Speed (kmph)

1st 102nd 20 - 303rd 30 - 504th 50 - 70

FUEL CUT-IN / CUT-OFFSTRATEGY :

The ECU has been programmed tolimit the speed of the vehicle to 35km/h in 1st gear, 60 km/h in 2nd gear,90 km/h in 3rd gear and 105 km/hin 4th gear. As a good drivingpractice, always shift to a higher gearbefore reaching the speed limitspecified for that gear. In case thegear is not shifted and you continueto drive in the same gear beyond thespecified speed, the ECU will activatethe fuel cut-off strategy and restrictvehicle speed to the specified limit.This is to ensure optimum fuelefficiency and prolonged engine life.

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DRIVINGSTARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE & PREPARING TO DRIVE

Starting the EngineBefore starting1. Apply parking brake.2. Ensure gear lever in neutral.A. Insert the key in steering cum

ignition lock and turn it to ‘ON’position.

B. Press the clutch pedal fully.C. Now crank the engine.D. If the engine does not start turn

the key to off position and tryafter 2 mins.

NOTICEAfter starting run the engine inidle speed for at least 30seconds.

CAUTIONRunning Engine under idlecondition for long duration andalso in high idle (fly-up rpm)should be avoided

Running-in PeriodAvoid rapid acceleration andprolonged high speed running of theengine while using the new car forthe first 1000 km of operation.Do not exceed the following roadspeeds during running in period.

Gear Km/ph1st 152nd 253rd 404th 60

Stopping the EngineBefore switching off the engine, runthe engine in idle condition for at least30 seconds and then switch ‘OFF’.Turn the ignition key to ‘ACC’position to stop the engine.

Preparing for Drive :

• Release the parking brake.

• Check that an items that you maybe carrying inside, are fullysecured.

• Check & adjust seat

• Ensure that all doors are lockedproperly

• Fasten seat belt properly

• Ensure that all gauges andindicators lights are working.

• Check for blind areas beingunobstructed in front and rear ofthe car.

• Before driving off check in therear view mirror, for oncomingtraffic. Switch on side indicatorsignal when getting into mainstream of traffic.

NOTICEThe engine being at the rear of thecar, its sound characteristics areunique compared to the othervehicles.

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GEAR SHIFTING, BRAKING & PARKINGDRIVING

Gear Shifting :

The gearshift pattern is shown onthe gear shift lever knob. All forwardgears being synchronized, provideeasy and effortless gear shifting.Always remember to press the clutchpedal fully while shifting the gearsand also to release the clutch pedalgently.

Avoid sudden clutching i.e. abruptrelease of depressed clutch pedal.

NOTICEThe reverse gear should beengaged only when the car isstationary. Wait for 5 seconds afterde clutching to ensure smoothengagement of the reverse gear.

Braking :The distance required to bring a carto a halt increase with the speed ofthe vehicle. The braking distanceneeded for vehicle at 60 kmph willbe approximately 4 times greaterthan the braking distance needed at30 kmph. Anticipate your stop,slowdown gradually and apply brake.If water gets into the brake drums,brake performance may becomepoor and unpredictable. After drivingthrough water or washing theunderside of the vehicle, test thebrake while driving at slow speed tosee if they have maintained therenormal effectiveness. If the brakesare less effective than normal, drythem by repeatedly applying thebrake while driving slowly until the

brakes have regained their normaleffectiveness.The non-booster type brakingsystem may not be fitted in theStandard model, while the fewmodels are provided with booster-assisted braking system. Thebooster and non-booster versionsprovide similar brakingperformance for the vehicle.However, the amount of braking effortrequired by the driver to activate thebrakes would be lesser in the brake-booster models.ParkingPark the car in a safe place.Apply the parking brake.Ensure that all window glasses areclosed & all lamps are turned ‘OFF’At night, put on the parking lights ifrequired.

WARNINGDo not leave the key inside thecar.Do not leave children unattendedin the car.Avoid parking the car overinflammable materials, such asdry leaves, grass etc., as theexhaust system is hot enough toinitiate ‘FIRE’.

NOTICEWhen parking on a steep slope,do not rely on the parking brakealone to hold the vehicle. Leavethe vehicle parked with gear boxin low forward gear when facinguphill and reverse gear whenfacing downhill.

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DRIVINGDRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITION

Driving Through Water :

Never venture to drive through waterwhen it flows over the guard stoneson a bridge.

Your car’s engine may get seriouslydamaged if attempted to crossthrough deep water. If at all thesituation demands that you have todrive through water then;

• Keep engine in fast idling andcrawl the car in low gear.

• After driving through water, applybrakes several times to dry theliners and to regain originalbraking.

Do not attempt to start the engine ifcar gets flooded with water.

Tow the car to a safe place.

Take the car to nearest TATAauthorised workshop to check entryof water in cylinders.

If water has entered the engine, ortransaxle, the lubricants will have tobe replaced. Get the starter andalternator checked.

Driving on a Rainy Day :

Check brakes, steering, windows,tyres for wear and tyre pressure.Check wiper blades for properfunctioning. Avoid harsh braking andsharp turns. It may cause loss ofcontrol and lead to a skid. Forslowing down, shift to lower gearsand brake gently. Keep lights ON ifvisibility is poor.

Night Driving :

Dip the head lamp for oncomingtraffic during night driving.Maintain a speed such that you canstop within illuminated distance ofhead lamps.Use head lamp main/dip beam toalert other road users on turns/crossroads etc.

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DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITIONDRIVING

Use side indicators for lanechange or turning.Switch on hazard warning switch incase of hazardous parking or if yourvehicle is disabled to warn thepassing traffic.

Climbing Sharp Gradients onLoose Surfaces :

If the wheels start to slip within fewfeet of the end of the climb, motioncan be maintained by swinging thesteered wheels left and right, therebyproviding increased grip.If the vehicle stalls or lossesheadway while climbing a steep hill,make a quick shift to reverse andallow the vehicle to move back withthe control of engine compression.

Descending Sharp Gradients :

Start off smoothly in any suitablegear. Apply power smoothly so thatthere is no loss of traction by over-revving of the engine.Choose as smooth a slope aspossible and select the appropriategear so that gear changing in themiddle of the climb is not required.Changing gears in the middle of theclimb can cause loss of momentumand engine stalling. Shifting to lowergear has to be done cautiously toavoid loss of traction.Under no conditions should thevehicle be moved diagonally acrossa hill. The danger is in loss of tractionand sideways slippage, possiblyresulting in toppling over. Ifunavoidable, choose as mild anangle as possible and keep thevehicle moving.

Depending on the severity of thegradient, shift into appropriate gear.Use engine braking judiciouslywithout over-revving the engine.Brake application under suchsituations should be done verysmoothly to avoid loss of control.Select appropriate gear so that gearchanging or clutch disengagementis not involved while descending thegradient.

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DRIVINGADVANCE WARNING TRIANGLE &HAZARD WARNING SWITCH

Advance Warning Triangle : Hazard Warning Switch :

An advance warning triangle isprovided along with your vehicle. Incase there is a breakdown and or thevehicle is to be parked at the side ofroad, then the triangle is to be usedas per instructions given below:

1. Remove advance warning trianglefrom it’s cover and assemble.

2. Place the triangle on the roadbehind the vehicle where it isstranded.

3. The triangle must be at least 50meters behind the vehicle in thesame lane of traffic.

4. Increase the distance to 150meters on a highway or if a bad/hill top obscures the view.

Use Hazard Warring lights besidesadvance warning triangle in case ofbreakdown specially during nighttime and vehicle has to be parked atthe side of the road or vehicle is beingoperated in adverse condition.

This can be operated withoutignition 'ON'. Press the hazardwarning switch (red knob) on thefacia (below instrument cluster), allside indicator lights will flashsimultaneously to warn the otherroad users about any hazardouscondition of the vehicle. Depress theknob again to switch 'OFF' the hazardfunction.

CAUTIONIf the turn signal indicators do notblink, then there may be problemin electrical system. If theindicators “Blink rapidly”, then thisindicates that a side indicator bulbhas failed. Get it rectif iedimmediately.

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IF YOU HAVE A FLAT TYRE:1. Reduce vehicle speed gradually

keeping it in a straight line. Movecautiously off the road to safeplace away from traffic.

2. Park the vehicle on a level andfirm ground.

3. Apply parking brake and engage1st or Reverse gear. Stop theEngine and turn on Hazardwarning switch.

4. Ensure that all occupants are outof the vehicle on the side awayfrom traffic.

5. Keep advance-warning triangleat least 50 meters behind thevehicle as an indication ofbreakdown.

6. Take out the Wheel spanner andjack located behind LH side ofrear seat.

NOTICEDo not continue driving withdeflated tyre. Driving even theshort distance can damage a tyreand wheel beyond repair.

Important information aboutTyre sizes of your Car

To achieve the optimum vehicleperformance, your vehicle is fittedwith differential tyre.Please note the tyre sizes:Front : 135/70 R12Rear : 155/65 R12Spare : 135/70 R12Incase of flat tyre at rear followinginstructions and cautions must beobserved and strictly followed:1. It is recommended to drivevehicle with spare tyre in speedlimit of 40 to 60 km/hr.2. Drive cautiously while runningon spare wheel especially on sharpturn on ghat.3. It is recommended to replace thespare tyre with standard tyreimmediately at nearest servicestation.

CAUTIONGet the punctured tyre repairedand replace at the nearest servicestation.

INCASE OF EMERGENCY IF YOU HAVE A FLAT TYRE

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Location and Removal of Sparewheel:

Spare wheel is mounted on frontfirewall inside the Front hood.Open the hood (refer fuel fillingsection) and rotate the wheelmounting screw by hand inanticlockwise direction and removethe spare wheel.

Location of Wheel spanner andTow hook.

They are located behind the rear seaton engine access cover mat.

Advance Warning Triangle:

Advance warning triangle is locatedbehind rear seat back rest belowparcel shelf in a bag. Unlock the rearseat backrest and remove it whenrequired.

Changing the flat tyre

Block the wheel which is diagonallyopposite to the flat tyre.

Take out wheel cover (If fitted) andloosen the wheel mounting bolts offlat tyre. (Do not remove the flat tyreat this stage).

Engage the jack properly at correctjacking point (In between dimplemarks provided at front & rear sides).Rotate the jack screw in clockwisedirection using wheel spanner to liftthe vehicle till flat tyre is free fromground.

Spare Wheel Location

Jacking Points

Location of Jack :Jack is located below co-driver seat.To remove jack, rotate the wing boltanticlockwise to lower down andrelease it from mounting hook. Whilerestoring, engage jack in mountinghook, position it properly and rotatewing bolt clockwise to raise the jacktill it secures properly.

Jack Location

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Remove wheel-mounting bolts andtake out flat tyre and cover (if fitted).Roll the spare wheel into position andalign the holes in the wheel withtapered bolts and tighten them asmuch as you can by hand.Lower the jack completely thentighten the wheel bolts one by oneusing wheel spanner. Fit the wheelcover back (if fitted).Restore all the tools and jack at it’slocation.Place the flat tyre at spare wheellocation as described and tightenproperly.

INCASE OF EMERGENCY

Front Jacking Point

Rear Jacking Point

CAUTIONFollow the jacking instructions.Make sure to set the jack properlyin the jack point. Raising thevehicle with improperly positionedwill damaged the vehicle or maycause the personal injury.Do not carry any other work ornever get under the vehiclesupported by jack.Do not start or run the vehiclewhile supported by jack.Block the wheel diagonallyopposite to flat tyre beingchanged, if necessary.Do not lift the vehicle with someone inside.Raise the vehicle only highenough to remove and changethe flat tyre.

IF YOU HAVE A FLAT TYRE

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INCASE OF EMERGENCYSTART WITH JUMP LEAD

• Switch off all unnecessaryelectrical loads.

• Do not lean over the batteryduring jump starting.

• Do not allow the terminals of onelead to touch those of the otherlead.

• Apply the hand brake. Keep thegearshift lever in neutral.

• Do not connect the lead to thenegative terminal of thedischarged battery.

• The connection of the -ve leadpoint should be as far as awayfrom the discharged battery aspossible and close to the startermotor.

• Route the leads so that theycannot get caught by the rotatingparts in the engine compartment.

• The engine of the vehicleproviding the jump start can beallowed to run during starting.

Attempts to start the engine of thevehicle with the discharged batteryshould be made at intervals of oneminute and should not last morethan 15 seconds. After starting, allowboth engines to idle forapproximately 3 minutes with theleads still connected.

Starting the Engine with JumpLeads :

The engine with a discharged batterymay be started by transferringelectrical power from a battery inanother vehicle.

This may be dangerous as anydeviation from the followinginstructions could lead to personalinjury resulting from any batteryexplosion, as well as damage to theelectrical systems in both vehicle.

CAUTIONDo not allow battery electrolyte tocome in contact with eyes, skin,fabrics or painted surfaces. Thefluid contains sulphuric acidwhich can cause injury andsevere damage. Wear rubbergloves, to avoid risk of contact.

To lessen the risk of injury, wear eyeprotection when working near anybattery.

• Make sure that the batteryproviding the jump start has thesame rated voltage as thebattery in your vehicle (12 V). Itscapacity must be approximatelythe same as the original batterycapacity. The rated voltage andcapacity are given on thebatteries.

• Do not disconnect thedischarged battery from thevehicle.

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Connect Leads In The Order AsShown In Sketch.

Following order should befollowed while connecting batteryleads :

1. Positive (+) of Good battery toPositive (+) of dischargedbattery.

2. Negative (-) of Good battery to -a solid metal patch attached toengine block OR unpaintedmetal (Engine) part which isaway from the dischargedbattery.

3. Crank and start the engine.

4. While disconnecting followreverse order i.e. disconnectNegative (-) lead followed byPositive (+) lead.

Towing the Vehicle :

• For towing a vehicle, the bestway is to use a wrecker.

• Alternatively use a rigid tow bar.

• Avoid using a flexible cable orrope as your vehicle may crashinto the vehicle towing your carwhen it stops suddenly.

• Switch ‘ON’ the hazard warningsignals of both the vehicle towarn other road users.

• Where possible, keep the engineidling so that brake vacuum isavailable.

• Limit the speed to 20-30 kmph.

• In case of brake failure, use theparking brake to control thevehicle.

INCASE OF EMERGENCY

NOTE : Do not connect negative( - ) terminal if jump start battery(Good battery) to the negative ( - )terminal of discharged battery.This may lead to an explosion.

START WITH JUMP LEAD

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INCASE OF EMERGENCYTOWING THE CAR

Securing the towing hook:

At Front :

• Provision for fitment of towinghook is provided on front bumperas indicated.

Tow Hook Location at Front

Towing Hook fitment :

• Take the towing hook and thewheel spanner from the vehicletool kit

• Screw in the towing hookclockwise to the stop.

• Insert the wheel spanner into thetowing hook and tighten.

Removing the towing hook :

• Take the wheel spanner from thevehicle tool kit

• Insert the wheel spanner into thetowing hook and turn thespanner anticlockwise.

• Unscrew the towing hook.

• Replace the cover and let it lock

into place.

• Place the towing hook and wheelspanner back in the vehicle toolkit.

Transporting the vehicle :

The towing hooks can be used to pullthe vehicle onto a trailer ortransporter for transportingpurposes.

To secure, only lash the vehicledown by the wheels or tyres. Yourvehicle could otherwise bedamaged,

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This manual will help you tounderstand your vehicle. Inspection,maintenance of the vehicle shouldbe entrusted to the professionalsonly.

Please be careful while personallyinspecting / maintaining the vehicleas it may cause damage to thevehicle or may cause injury.

The ignition and fuel systems arehighly important in view of emissioncontrol and for efficient engineoperation. Similarly the brakesystem for safety. Do not tamperwith them.

All inspections and adjustmentsmust be made by a qualif iedtechnician. We strongly recommendthat all servicing related to thesesystems be done by an TataAuthorised Dealer / TASC.

OWNER MAINTENANCERoutine ServiceWe highly recommend that theseitems be inspected at least everyweek.

Engine Oil Level, Engine coolantLevel, Brake Fluid Level,Windshield Washer Fluid Level,Battery, Tyre inflation pressure,Radiator fins blockage (specially inrainy season).

Do it Yourself ServiceImproper or incomplete service mayresult in problems.

Several maintenance procedurescan be done only by a qualifiedservice technician with special tools.Improper do it ourself maintenanceduring the warranty period mayaffect warranty coverage. If you’reunsure about any servicing ormaintenance procedure, have itdone by an TATA Authorized Dealer/ TASC.

WARNINGMaintenance procedures:Performing maintenance work ona vehicle can be dangerous. Youcan be seriously injured whileperforming some maintenanceprocedures. If you lack sufficientknowledge and experience or theproper tools and equipment to dothe work, have it done by qualifiedtechnician.

INCASE OF EMERGENCY ROUTINE SERVICE

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These tips are given for your guidance. These preliminary checks can becarried out in an emergency. In normal cases the problems should be attendedto in an Authorized Service outlet by following the repair procedures given inthe Workshop Manual.

SR PROBLEM OBSERVED PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION TO BE TAKENNO

ENGINE1. Engine not cranking Dead battery, loose or Get battery checked and/ or

improper battery/ electrical changed.connections

Jump start using anotherbatteryTighten connections properly.Check spark plug, clean &replace if necessary

2. Engine cranks but does Air in the fuel system Get the air removed bynot start bleeding

Check leakages & correctFuel pump fuse/EMS blown Replace the fuse.No Fuel Get the fuel filledFuel filter chocked Get the fuel filter replaced

3. Charging indicator Battery not getting charged Get the belt tension adjusted.continuously due to belt loose Replace if brokenremains ON Alternator terminal loose Tighten the charging terminal

Alternator not working Get it rectified / Replace4. Engine overheats Brakes binding Get defect rectified.

Electric fan not working Get defect rectified.Radiator fins clogged Clean it.Thermostat defective Get it rectified.Coolant level low Top up

5. Poor pick up Accelerator cable loose Get it adjusted correctlyAir in the fuel system Remove the airClogged fuel filter Clean/ Replace the elementClogged air filter Clean/ Replace the elementClutch slipping/ out of Get it rectifiedadjustmentBrakes grabbing Get it rectified

6. Does not accelerate Accelerator cable broken Get cable replacedFuel filter choked Replace

7. Belt squeal Loose belt Get belt tension adjustedBelt glazed Get belt replaced

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SR PROBLEM OBSERVED PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION TO BE TAKENNO

ENGINE8. Low engine oil pressure Pressure transducer faulty, Do not run the engine

indicator ‘ON’ when and / or oil pump faulty extensively. Take the car toengineis running even the nearest authorizedthough engine oil level service outlet & get theis within maximum/ fault rectifiedminimum marking.

CLUTCH1. Clutch slipping Improper pedal travel Adjust pedal travel

Rusted clutch cable Replace cableOil on clutch disc Clean or replace disc at

Authorized Service outlet2. Noisy clutch Pressure plate & diaphragm Get car attended by

spring rattling authorized Service outlet

TRANSAXLE1. Hard shifting Inadequate lubricant Replenish

Inadequate clutch pedal AdjusttravelDistorted or broken clutch ReplacediscDamaged clutch pressure Replace clutch cover/ discplate

2. Noise Inadequate or insufficient ReplenishlubricantDamaged or worn bearing(s) Replace

BRAKES1. Poor brakes Insufficient brake fluid Get the brake fluid filled.

Air in the system Get the air removed bybleeding.

Pedal travel excessive due to Rectify automatic adjuster.excessive shoe gapVacuum leakage Rectify the leakage.(for booster vehicle)Brake oil (line) leaking Replace the leaking line.Oil on the brake drum/ liners Get the liners cleaned/seals if leaking. replace.Worn brake lining Get the liners replaced.

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SR PROBLEM OBSERVED PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION TO BE TAKENNO

BRAKES2. Brake pulling to one Oil on the brake lining Clean the brake lining.

side One side shoe/ pad worn Get the shoe/ pad replacedon both wheels.Loose brake anchor plate Tighten the bolts.One side brake pipe clogged Get the brake line cleaned.One side automatic adjuster Rectify or replace automaticnot functioning adjuster.

3. Brake squeal Defective brake lining Replace.Glazed lining Clean or replace lining.

STEERING SYSTEM1. Hard steering (Mech) Wheel alignment disturbed Check & adjust

Rack & pinion need Check &replace if necessaryadjustmentLow tyre pressure Adjust correct valueGrabbing of linkages Check & rectify

2. Poor Return ability Grabbing of linkages Check & rectifySteering gear disturbed Check & adjust

3. Excessive play on Rack & pinion attachment Get it tightenedsteering loose

4 Hard Steering or Excessive use of steering It will automatically restorereduced assistance like, driving in ghat section during normal driving as(with EPS Functioning) or constraint parking. system cools down.

Factors external to the EPS Stop the vehicle in a safesystem place & turn off the engine.

Reset the system byrestarting the engine.

Factors internal to the EPS Stop the vehicle in a safesystem place & turn off the engine.

Reset the system byrestarting the engine.If problem still noticed afterthe above test, take thevehicle to TATA dealer tohave it checked.

5 Hard Steering Electrical power steering Take the vehicle to TATAMechanical system failure dealer to have it checked.(EPS not Functioning)

The engine has not been The engine must be runningstarted. for getting steering

assistance.6 Excessive play on Rack & Pinion attachment Get it tightened at authorized

steering loose. Wear on rack TATA Motors dealer.support.

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SR PROBLEM OBSERVED PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION TO BE TAKENNO

WIPER1. Narrow streaks are left Foreign matter has Clean the edge of the blade.

on the wind shield attached to the blade if streaks still appear, replacemaking it hard to see the blade edge of the blade

is worn out.2. The wiper leaves large Rubber deformed Replace the blade

un-wiped spots.ELECTRICAL1. Battery charge & engine Battery terminal loose or Check connections.

oil pressure lamp in disconnectedcluster not operating Battery completely dead Get the battery charged.when key in ‘IGN’ LED fused Get the LED checked /position Replaced.

Fuse blown Replace the fuse.Loose / open connections Get the battery properly

connected.2. Non functioning Elect. Fuse blown in the circuit Replace the fuse if blown.

accessories such as Loose connectors Get the connection properlypower windows, head tightened / fixed.lamps, fuel & temp. Circuit relay/ controllers loose Fix the relay firmly.gauge, RPM meter, in the basewiper and washer unit &all lamps etc.

SUSPENSION1. Abnormal or excessive Tyre out of balance Check balance and/ or

tyre wear adjust if required.Steering geometry disturbed Adjust steering geometry.Tyres not adequately inflated Adjust tyre pressure.Wobbly wheel or tyre Replace wheel or tyre.Defective tyre Replace tyre.Hub play not proper Replace bearing.Brake grabbing Check & rectify.Excessive braking Modify driving habit.

2 Abnormal noise from Damaged struts or mounting Repair mounting or repairfront end strut

Worn suspension arm ReplacebushingsLoose wheel bolts Tighten wheel boltsLoose suspension bolts Tighten suspension bolts oror nuts nutsExcessive hub play Replace bearing.

3. Ride too soft/ bumpy Faulty struts Replace struts4. Suspension bottoms Over loaded Check loading

Faulty struts Replace struts

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AC / HVAC1 Blower motor does not Blown Fuse Replace Fuse and correct

operate any disconnection in wiringFaulty connection Secure all connections

properly.Faulty motor Replace motor if no

conductanceFaulty or poor connection at Replace resistor block if

found defectiveFaulty fan switch Replace Switch

2 Motor operates but air Obstruction in the evaporator Clean Evaporatorflow is minimum inlet

Air Leak Seal correctly.3 Insufficient Heating Air Leak Seal correctly.

Kinematic linkage damaged Get the defect rectified atnearest authorized servicecenter

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Fuses and Relays :Your car’s electrical circuits havefuses to protect the wiring from shortcircuits or sustained overload. Theseare located below dash board onright hand side as shown in thesketch.

The circuit is connected throughfuses and relays and the currentrating of each fuse is printed on thefuse box sticker on sunvisor.Checking and replacing fuses:If any electrical unit in your car is notfunctioning, check the fuses first.Please follow the steps below thatwill guide you to check and replacethem -• Turn the ignition key to the

'LOCK' position.

FRONT

• Identify the defective fuse fromit’s melted wire.

• Remove blown fuse by fusepuller. The fuse puller is locatedin the cabin compartment fusebox.

• Find the route cause of theblown fuse and rectify.

• Install a new fuse of the correctrating.

• Ensure that all other fuses arefirmly in position. Spare fuses areprovided in the fuse box in thecabin.

CAUTIONThe electrical system is protectedby fuses that are designed to failand prevent damage to wiringharness. Always replace blownfuse with the same rating asspecified to prevent wiringdamage that can result in apossible fire.

A. FUSE & RELAY BOXB. BATTERY MOUNTED FUSE BOX

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE FUSES & RELAYS

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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCEFUSES & RELAYS

FUSE BOX - EPS

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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE FUSES & RELAYS

FUSE BOX - NON-EPS

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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCEFUSES & RELAYS

No. Power consumer RatingF1 Window Winding RH 30AF2 Window Winding LH 30AF3 ACC Relay 15AF4 Main Relay 15AF5 Compressor 10AF6 Condensor Fan 15AF7 Horn / Roof / Hazard SW. 10AF8 CLU/KLE/Immobilizer/IP 25AF9 HL Flash / Turn / Hazard 20AF10 Blower / HVAC 20AF11 Fuel Pump 15AF12 Fog Lamp 15AF13 Combi park / Stop Lamp 15AF14 Radiator Fan 20AF15 Ignition Relay 25AF16 Ignition (Low current) 5AF17 HL High 15AF18 HL Low 15AF19 Wiper Washer 20AF20 ACC CKTS 5AF21 EMS ECU ( IGN) 15AF22 Combi SW / HL 20AF23 Audio (Batt) 10AF24 Park RH 5AF25 Park LH 5AF26 Starter Solenoid 25AF27 Reverse Lamp / LSS 10A

FUSE RATING (NON-EPS) No. Power consumer RatingFS-04 HL High Beam LHS 15AFS-05 HL High Beam RHS 15AFS-06 HL Dip Beam LHS 15AFS-07 HL Dip Beam RHS 15AFS-08 Park LHS 5AFS-09 Park RHS 5AFS-10 Illumination 5AFS-11 Transit Link 30AFS-12 Front Fog Lamps 15AFS-13 HL Flash / Flasher Unit 20AFS-14 Roof Light 5AFS-15 Audio (Battery) 10AFS-16 Fuel Pump 15AFS-17 Park / Hazard Switch 10AFS-18 Horn 10AFS-19 Wiper / Wash 20AFS-20 Combi for H/L Supply 20AFS-21 EMS Main Relay 15AFS-22 Compressor Clutch 10AFS-23 Blower HVAC 20AFS-24 Immob./Cluster/OBD (Batt) 5AFS-25 Condenser Fan 15AFS-26 RKE (Battery) 25AFS-27 WW Switch 10AFS-28 -Spare SpareFS-29 -Spare SpareFS-30 -Spare SpareFS-31 EMS ECU / Ignition Coil 15AFS-32 Reverse Lamps/RPA 10AFS-33 Low Current (Ignition) 5AFS-34 RKE (Ignition) 5AFS-35 Starter Circuit 25AFS-36 Cluster/Combi/EPS (IGN) 10AFS-37 Stop (Brake) Light 15AFS-38 -Spare SpareFS-39 -Spare SpareFS-40 -Spare Spare

FUSE RATING (EPS)

No. Power consumer RatingFL-01 Radiator Fan 20AFL-02 Vehicle & Ignition Switch 40AFL-03 Vehicle & Ignition Switch 60AFL-04 EPS 60AFS-01 WW RHS Relay 25AFS-02 WW LHS Relay 25AFS-03 Power Outlet Socket 10A

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BATTERY MOUNTED FUSE BOX DETAILS-EPS

BATTERY MOUNTED FUSE BOX DETAILS-NON-EPS

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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE

DESCRIPTION LOCATION CAP TYPE SPECIFICATION QTY

Head lamp-Halogen H4 Head lamp P43t - 38 H4 12V,60/55 W 2

Parking Lamp Front W5W 12V, 5W 2

Front Fog Lamp Front PK22s 12V, 55W 2

Side Repeater Indicator Side W5W 12V, 5W 2

Rear Direction Indicator Tail Lamp BAU15s 12V,21W 2

Rear Stop+ Parking Lamp Tail Lamp BA15d 12V, 21/5W 2

Reverse Lamp Tail Lamp BA15s 12V,21W 2

Registration Plate Lamp Rear W5W 12V, 5W 2

High Mounted Stop Lamp Rear 2.1 X 9.5d 12V, 16W 1Windscreen

Front Direction Indicator Front BA15s 12V, 21W 2Headlamp

BULB SPECIFICATION

BULB SPECIFICATION

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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE ACCESSORY CONNECTOR

1. Connector for Fog lamp provision- 4 Pole (As applicable)2. Connector for Cigar Lighter- 4 Pole (As applicable)3. Accessory connector 4 pole for Music system. (As applicable)4. Accessory connector 10 pole for RKE near dual flasher. (As

applicable)

* Above accessory connectors are apllicable based on the versions

ACCESSORY CONNECTOR LOCATIONS / PROVISION ON CAR

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ACCESSARY CONNECTOR LOCATIONS / PROVISION ON CAR

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCEACCESSORY CONNECTOR

Accessory connector forReverse parking (2 Pole):

As applicable

Accessory connector forBonnet Switch (3 Pole) :

As applicable

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VEHICLE CARE CAR CARE

CAR CARE :

Your Car is subjected to manyexternal influences such as climate,road conditions, industrial pollutionand proximity to the sea. Theseconditions demand regular care ofthe Car body. Dirt, insects, birddroppings, oil, grease, fuel andstone chippings should be removedas soon as possible.

WASHING :

Following these tips whilewashing your car.

HAND WASH :

1. Always wash your car in shadeand the surface is at roomtemperature.

2. Wash with mild car wash soaplike ‘Car Shampoo’ and use asoft bristle brush, sponge or softcloth and rinse it frequently whilewashing. to avoid scratches.

3. To avoid scratches, pleasewear soft gloves . Removefinger rings, nails, wrist watchwhile washing.

4. To remove stubborn stains andcontaminants l ike tar, useturpent ine or cleaners l ike‘Stain remover’ which are safefor paint surfaces.

5. Avoid substances like petrol,diesel, kerosene, benzene orother solvents that causedamage to paint.

6. Dry your car thoroughly toprevent any damp spots.

7. Rinse all surfaces thoroughlyto prevent any traces of soapand other cleaners as this maylead to the formation of stainson the painted surface later.

WARNINGDo not direct high pressurewasher fluid/ water jets (Pressureabove 0.5 Bar) at electricaldevices and connecter duringwasing. This is to preventmalfunction / failure of electricalsystemdue to water ingress.

After drying the Car, inspect it forchips and scratches that could allowcorrosion to start. Apply touch uppaint where necessary.

CLEANING OF CARPETS :

Vacuum clean the carpet regularlyto remove dirt. Dirt will make the carpetwear out faster. Periodically shampoothe carpet to keep it looking new.

Use carpet cleaners (preferablyfoam type). Follow the instructionsthat come with the cleaner. Apply itwith a sponge or soft brush. Keepthe carpeting as dry as possible bynot adding water to the foam.

NOTEAvoid wiping of painted surfacein dry condition as it may leavescratches on the paintedsurface.

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TML PART NO. 2816 5420 99 05VENUS WINDSHIELD MOUNT AVI TAG

DO NOT TRY TO PEEL OFF RFID TAG

CLEANING OF WINDOWS, FRONTAND REAR GLASSES :

Clean the windows inside andoutside with commercially availableglass cleaners.

This will remove the haze that buildsup on the inside of windows. Use asoft cloth or paper towels to cleanall glass and plastic surfaces.

RFID TAG is pasted on frontwindshield from inside. It enablesElectronic toll collection.

NOTEDo not attempt to rip or tamperthe tag. It will disable thefunctionality of the tag.

WAXING :Waxing and pol ishing isrecommended to maintain thegloss and wet-look appearance ofyour paint finish.

1. Use a good quality polish andwax for your car.

2. Re-wax your car when the waterdoes not slip off the surfaceand collects over the surfacein patches.

POLISHING :

Polishes and cleaners can restoreshine to the painted surface that hasoxidised and become dull. Theynormally contain mild abrasives andsolvents that remove the top layer ofthe finish coat. Polish your Car, if thefinish does not regain its originalshine after using wax.

PAINT CARE :FOLLOWING GUIDELINES WILLHELP YOU TO PROTECT YOUR CARFROM CORROSION EFFECTIVELY.PROPER CLEANING :In order to protect your car fromcorrosion it is recommended that youwash your car thoroughly andfrequently in case :• There is an heavy accumulation

of dirt and mud especially on theunderbody.

• It is driven in areas having highatmosphere pollution due tosmoke, soot, dust, iron dust andother chemical pollutants.

• It is driven in coastal areas.• The underbody must be

thoroughly pressure washed afterevery three months.In addition to regularly washingyour car, the followingprecautions need to be taken.

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FOR CHATTERING and NOISY PROBLEMS

WindshieldGlass

NOT OKOK

PERIODIC INSPECTION :• Regularly inspect your car for

any damage in the paint filmsuch as deep scratches andimmediately get them repairedfrom an authorised serviceoutlet, as these defects tend toaccelerate corrosion.

• Inspect mud l iners fordamages.

• Keep all drain holes clear fromclogging.

WIPER CARE :Wiper blade attack angle onwindshield glass should be 900 i.e.perpendicular.

Remove wiper blade and root wiperarm on windshield glass in the cen-tre position. Check the gap betweenarm strip and glass.

VEHICLE PARKING AT ONE PLACEFOR LONG DURATION ( Non usemaintenances) :If you want to park your car at oneplace for long duration, followingcare is to be taken :1. Park the Car in covered, dry and

if possible well-ventilatedpremises. Engage a gear.

2 Remove the battery terminalcables (first remove the cablefrom the negative terminal).

3. Make sure the hand brake is notengaged.

4. Clean and protect the paintedparts using protective wax.

5. Clean and protect the shinymetal parts using commerciallyavailable special compounds.

6. Sprinkle talcum powder on therubber windscreen wiper and liftthem off the glass.

7. Slightly open the windows.8. Cover the Car with a cloth or

perforated plastic sheet. Do notuse sheets of imperforatedplastic as they do not allowmoisture on the Car body toevaporate.

9. Inflate the tyres to 0.5 bar abovethe normal specified pressureand check it at regular intervals.

10. Check the battery charge everysix weeks.

11. Do not drain the engine coolingsystem.

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Open the front hood for Checking /Topping up brake fluid & windshieldwasher fluid, (Refer page no. 37 foropening & closing of front hood.)

BRAKE FLUID LEVEL :

The level of the brake fluid must bebetween the min. and max. marks onthe side of the brake fluid container.If the level falls below the min. mark,add recommended brake fluid.(Refer chapter - Fuels, coolants andlubricants)

In case of spongy or hard pedal orlow brake efficiency, please contactthe nearest TATA authorised Serviceoutlet.

CAUTION1. Do not allow brake fluid to

make contact with the skin oreyes.

2. Do not allow brake fluid tosplash or spill on the paintsurface as it will damage thepaint. In case of spillage, wipeit off immediately.

WINDSHIELD WASHER :

Windshield washer fluid container islocated inside hood. Check thewasher fluid level and top up withrecommended windshield washerfluid as required.

NOTICEDo not add detergent or anysolvent in the windshield washingwater.

Windshield washer reservoir

Brake fluid reservoir

MAINTENANCEBRAKE FLUID & WINDSHIELD WASHER RESERVOIR

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Open the rear engine inspectioncompartment cover / lid for Checking/ Topping up engine oil, coolant level& Air filter element cleaning.

OPENING ENGINECOMPARTMENT COVER :

For opening engine compartmentcover :

a) Fold the rear seat back rest

For folding the rear seat back rest:

1. Pull the strap provide on LH sideof rear seat back rest top tounlock the seat back rest.

2. Fold the seat back rest, once it isunlocked.

b)Removal of engine compartmentcover :

1. Engine compartment cover ismounted behind rear seat backrest.

2. Remove the mounting wing bolt& takeout engine compartmentcover.

REFITTING OF ENGINECOMPARTMENT COVER

1. Place the cover & tighten the wingbolts.

2. Lock the rear seat back rest.

For locking the rear seat backrest, lift the seat back rest andpress it to engage in the lock.

MAINTENANCEOPENING & CLOSING OF ENGINE

COMPARTMENT COVER

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ENGINE OIL LEVEL

ENGINE OIL TOP-UPRemove the oil filler cap and pour oilslowly through the filler hole to bringthe oil level to the upper limit on thedipstick. Be careful not to overfill. Toomuch oil is almost as bad as too littleoil. After refilling, start the engine andallow it to idle for about a minute. Stopthe engine; let the oil settle and checkoil level again.

ENGINE COOLANT LEVELEngine oil level should be checkedwhen engine is cold. Allow at least30 mins. for engine oil to settle beforechecking oil level.1. For checking engine oil level, pull

out the dipstick from the engineoil case, wipe it clean with a clothor a paper napkin.

2. Insert it again to its originalposition.

3. Pull out the dipstick again andobserve the oil level on thedipstick.

4. If the oil level is below the midpoint of min. and max. marks, topup using recommended grade ofoil.

NOTICEOil level should not exceed themax. Mark. Always check the oillevel when the car is on a levelground and the engine in coldcondition.Check the engine oil level if “low oilpressure” warning comes 'ON' whiledriving. Failure to check the oil level

1. Engine Filling Cap 2. Dip Stick

regularly could lead to serioustrouble due to insufficient oil.

The coolant level in the coolant no-loss tank should be between max. &min. marks. This can be viewedthrough a translucent reservoir. Ifless, add coolant up to the max. markand refit the cap properly.

NOTICECheck coolant level in the radiator,by opening the pressure cap(ensure vehicle is in cold condition).If coolant level is seen below fillerneck top, then add specified pre-mixed coolant (50:50).

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Check coolant level in ‘No-Loss(Reservoir) tank, if lower than theMAX leve, then add specificpremixed coolant (50:50) upto refilllevel.

NOTICECheck radiator fins for dirt/dustaccumulation. Get it cleaned fromauthorised Tata Service Dealer ifrequired.

NOTICEIf ‘No loss’ tank is found completelyempty, top up coolant throughradiator as well as auxilary tankcap.

CAUTIONNever remove the filler cap whenthe engine is hot. Use only brandedpremixed ready to use coolant. Incase of emergency use normalwater only. When a proper coolantmixture is available, the entiresystem should be flushed & filledwith the same at the earliest.

AIR FILTER & SPARK PLUG

AIR FILTER :

The air filter element should beperiodically cleaned.

Always use a genuine air filterelement.The air filter is located on the LH sideof the engine compartment.a) When a vehicle is driven under

dusty conditions, frequentcleaning and replacement of theair-cleaner element isnecessary.

b) Clogged air-cleaners lead togreater intake resistance andresult in increased fuelconsumption. Using lowpressure compressed air, blowoff dust on the air cleanerelement. If the air cleanerelement appears to be choked,replace it with a new one.

SPARK PLUG :Make : Champion RC8YC / RC10YCElectrode Gap : 0.8 to 0.9 mm

0.8-0.9 mm

MAINTENANCE

CAUTIONTightern the spark plug carefully.Overtightening can damage thethreads in the cylinder head. Itcan affect combustion andcause damage to engine andcatalytic converter.

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MAINTENANCETYRES

TyresCheck for inflation and condition ofyour car tyres periodically.

Inflation :Check the pressure in the tyres whenthey are cold.

You should have your own tyrepressure gauge and use it at alltimes. This makes it easier for you totell if pressure loss is caused by atyre problem and not by variationbetween gauges.

Keeping the tyres properly inflatedgives you the best combination ofcomfort, handling, tyre life and betterfuel efficiency.

Over inflation of tyres makes the carride bumpy and harsh. Tyres aremore prone to uneven wear anddamage from road hazards.

1 2 31. Underinflation : Excessive

Side Tread Wear2. Correct Tyre Pressure :

Uniform Tyre Wear

3. Overinflation : ExcessiveCentre Tread Wear

Under inflated tyres reduce yourcomfort in car handling and are proneto failures due to high temperature.They also cause uneven wear andmore fuel consumption.

CAUTIONEvery time you check inflationpressure, you should alsoexamine tyres for damage, foreignobjects and wear.

Recommended Tyre Pressures

Tyres size :Front 135/70R12Rear 155/65R12Spare 135/70R12Tyre pressure :Front 26-28 psi /1.7-1.9 kg/cm2

Rear 28-30 psi /1.9-2.1 kg/cm2

Spare 28-30 psi /1.9-2.1 kg/cm2

CAUTIONReplace the tyre if you find eitherof these conditions.• Bumps or bulges in the tread or

the side of the tyre.• Cuts, splits or cracks in the side

of the tyre. Replace the tyre ifyou notice this on the fabric orcord.

• Excessive tread wear or nonuniform tyre wear.

NOTICELower air pressure (Front - 26 &Rear - 28 psi) is recommendedif you prefer riding comfort

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REPAIRING TYRES

Repairing a Tyre :

Mark the tyre position (if originalcolour dot mark is not visible) withrespect to valve stem hole to ensurethat the tyre is refitted in the originallocation on the wheel rim.

Ensure that balancing weights arenot disturbed during removal of tyres.

Check the balance weight prior to theremoval of the tyre. If found loose,mark its location on the rim & refitproperly.

Balance the wheel after everydismantling and assembly of tyre onthe wheel rim if required.

While fitting wheels on the vehicleensure that wheel pins are free fromdust, scratches, dirt, dents, etc.

NOTICEDo not apply any oil on the wheelpins. Wipe off the oil if present.

Special care for tubeless tyres

1. While removing tyre from wheelrim and mounting it back onwheel rim, take precautions notto damage tyre bead. Use tyreremoval and assemblymachines. Damage or cut on tyrebead may cause gradual loss ofair and deflation of tyre.

2. Do not scratch inside of tubelesstyre with metallic or sharp object.Tubeless tyres are coated withimpermeable layer of rubberfrom inside which holds the air

inside the tyre. Removal of thislayer due to scratching maycause gradual loss of air anddeflation.

3. If wheel rim gets damaged inservice, get the wheel rimrepaired/replaced immediately.Running the vehicle withdamaged rim may causedeflation of tyre and subsequentdislodging of tyre from rim.

4. Maintain recommended inflationpressure. Over-inflation, inparticular, may cause punctureor bursting of tyre.

NOTICELife and wear pattern of tyresdepends on various parameterslike tyre pressure, wheelalignment, wheel balancing, tyrerotation, etc. It also largelydepends on vehicle speed, loadcarried, usage, driving habits,road conditions, tyre quality, etc.In case fault is suspected to bedue to poor quality of tyres, thesame may be taken up withconcerned tyre manufacturer.

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Wheel alignment :

Incorrect wheel alignment causesexcessive and uneven tyre wear.Check wheel alignment at specifiedintervals from our authoriseddealers.

Wheel Balancing :

Wheels of your vehicle are balancedfor better ride comfort and longertyre life. Balancing needs to be donewhenever tyre is removed from rim.

Wheel Alignment Data :

Front Wheel Alignment Values(Unladen Condition) :

Camber Angle : 1.00 (+ve)Castor Angle : 7.40

Toe-In (Nominal / sum) : 12 mmWheel Lock Angle (Outer) : 370

LH / RH Variation in Castor : 45’

Rear Wheel Alignment Values(Unladen Condition) :Camber Angle : 0.750 (+ve)Toe-out : 9’

WHEEL ALIGNMENT / BALANCING &CATALYTIC CONVERTER

Care for the Catalytic Converter:

The catalytic Converter does notrequire any special maintenancehowever, following precautionshould be taken for the effectivefunctioning of the converter and toavoid damage to the Converter.

• It is mandatory to use onlyunleaded regular grade petrol.Use of any other petrol oradulterated fuel can increase thepollutants and may permanatlydamage the catalytic converter..

CAUTIONAvoid parking the vehicle overinflammable materials, such asdry leaves, grass etc., as theexhaust system is hot enough toinitiate ‘FIRE’

MAINTENANCE

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MAINTENANCE BATTERY

Battery :

Battery is located below driver seat

Check the battery for properelectrolyte level and corrosion on theterminals.

1. Check the battery for electrolytelevel against the marking on thebattery outer case.

2. Check the battery terminals forcorrosion (a white or yellowishpowder). To remove it, cover theterminals with a solution of bakingsoda. It will bubble up and turnbrown.

3. When this stops wash it off withplain water. Dry off the batterywith a cloth or paper towel.

4. Coat the terminal with petroleumjelly to prevent future corrosion.

Use a proper wrench to loosen andremove cables from the terminals.

Always disconnect the negative(-ve) cable first and reconnect itlast.Clean the battery terminals with aterminal cleaning tool or wire brush.

Reconnect and tighten the cables,coat the terminals with petroleumjelly.

Ensure that battery is securelymounted.

If you need to connect the battery toa charger, disconnect both cables toprevent damage to the vehicle’selectrical system.

NOTICEDuring normal operation, thebattery generates gas which isexplosive in nature, a spark oropen flame can cause the batteryto explode causing very seriousinjuries.Keep all sparks & open flamesand smoking materials away fromthe battery.Getting electrolyte in your eyes oron the skin can cause severeburns. Wear protective clothingand a face shield or have a skilledtechnician to do the batterymaintenance.The battery contains sulphuricacid (electrolyte) which ispoisonous and highly corrosive innature.Always ensure to get the specificgravity of the battery checked asper the maintenance schedule.

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PLEASE USE ONLY FOLLOWING GENUINE OILS, COOLANTS ,LUBRICANTS , ANTI RUST & SOUND DEADENING COATS,

WINDSCREEN SEALANT, BRANDED BY TATA MOTORS FOROPTIMUM PERFORMANCE OF YOUR CAR...

ITEM SPECIFICATION COMPANY & BRAND QTYENGINE OIL SAE 15W40 CASTROL-Castrol GTX Compact 15W40 2.2 Ltrs

API SJ EXXON Mobil - Mobil Super 1000X2 15W40OR Higher Grade HPCL 15W40 HP Cruise TGO

COOLANT 50:50 ratio SCCI - Golden Cruiser Premium 1400 NA 2.4 Ltrs(50:50) premixed HPCL - Thanda Raja P TGO (W/O Heater)

Confirming to CASTROL - Radicool 4.0 Ltrs-JIS K 2234 ( With

Class Heater )

TRANSAXLE EP 80 CASTROL - Extreme Pressure 80 EP 1.4 LtrsHPCL - Gear Oil EP 80 TGO

BRAKE DOT 4 HPCL - Super Duty Brake Fluid DOT - 4 AsFLUID CASTROL - Universal Brake Fluid DOT 4 required

SCCI -Golden Cruiser TGBF DOT 4

ANTI RUST DINITROL - Dinitrol —TREATMENT WUERTH - Wuerth —and SOUND 3M - 3M —DEADENING

WIND WUERTH - Wuerth —SCREEN 3M - 3M —SEALANT Car System - Car System —

IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATIONFUEL,LUBRICANT & COOLANTS

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COOLANTS :

Presence of dirt in coolant chokesup passages in radiator, cylinderhead and crankcase, therebycausing overheating of engine.

To prevent rust formation andfreezing of coolant inside thepassages of radiator, crankcase andcylinder head use premixed coolantas recommended.

It is recommended that the entirecooling system should be drainedand fi l led with fresh premixedcoolant.

Engine coolant antifreeze coolant asper JIS K2234, Class 2.

Windscreen Washer AntifrostMake - Antifrost- K

Concentration - 1 : 5 For 00C

1 : 1 For 100C

2 : 5 For 160C

1 : 0 For 370C

NOTICEWe strongly recommend torefill engine coolant only at aTATA Authorised servicecentre.

FUEL :

Vehicles with catalytic converter :

Unleaded regular grade petrolconfirming to IS 2796/DIN 51607 (orequivalent) & octane rating not lessthan 91 RON is recommended asfuel (RON stand for ResearchOctane Number).

CAUTIONDo not use leaded petrol in the carfitted with catalytic converter. Evensingle fill of leaded petrol willseriously damage the catalyticconverter.

LUBRICANTS :

Engine Oil :

Recommended grade of engine oilconfirming to 15W40 API - SJspecification & range of ambienttemperature at which these can beused are given in the table below.

Ambient temp. Engine Oilin deg. C grade

-10o SAE 15W/40& above

Transaxle :Use recommended brand of EP 80grade oil.Grease for steering rack :EP 2 Servo Gem.Brake Fluid : IS 8654(2001) / DOT 4.

IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATION FUEL,LUBRICANT & COOLANTS

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IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATIONOIL FILLING & DRAIN POINTS

Engine Oil Filling Cap :

Transaxle Oil Drain Plug :

Transaxle Oil Filling Plug :

Engine Oil Drain Plug :

Transaxle Oil Level Plug :

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1. ENGINEModel : 273 MPFI 07 (BS-III)

273 MPFI 12 (BS-IV-OBD-II)Type : 4 Stroke, water cooled, multipoint fuel injection

system, SOHC, 2V/CylinderNo. of Cylinders : 2 in-lineBore / Stroke : 73.5 mm x 73.5 mm.Capacity : 624 ccMax. Engine Output : 38 PS at 5500 +/-250 rpm as per IS:14599 /

ISO :1585Max. Torque : 51Nm at 4000 +/-500 rpm as per IS:14599 /

ISO :1585Firing Order : 1-2Coolant : 50:50 (Water: ethylene glycol)Engine Oil Capacity : 2.2 LitreCompression Raio : 10.3 : 1

2. CLUTCH

Type : Single plate dry friction diaphragm typeOutside diameter of clutch lining : 160 mm

Friction Area : 212 cm2

3. TRANSAXLE

Type : Synchromesh on all forward gears, sliding meshfor reverse gear.

No. of gears : 4 forward & 1 reverse

Gear ratios : 1st - 3.45 4th - 0.8382nd - 1.95 REV. - 3.073rd - 1.26

Final drive ratio : 4.2Model : TA 59 - 4/3.45 (4 Speed).

4. SUSPENSIONFront : Independent suspended.Rear : Non drive type independently suspended.

IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

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IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATIONTECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

5. STEERING

Type : Mechanical Rack & Pinion steering gear withElectric power steering

Steering Wheel : 350 mm dia. (Opt-I) / 360 mm dia. (Opt-II)Ratio : 16 : 1

6. BRAKES

Type : Dual circuit, Vertical split type split hydraulicbrake.

Front Brakes : 180 mm dia. drum brakeRear Brakes : 180 mm dia. drum brakeParking Brakes : Lever type, Cable operated mechanical linkages

acting on rear wheels.

7. WHEELS AND TYRES

Tyres : Front :135/70R12 (Radial Tubeless)Rear: 155/65R12 (Radial Tubeless)Spare :135/70R12 (Radial Tubeless)

Wheel Rims : 4B X 12No. of Wheels : Front - 2

Rear - 2Spare Wheel - 1

8. FUEL TANKCapacity : 15 litres

9. BODY : Semi-mono Volume, Mini size, 4 door, steelmonocoque body.

10. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

System Voltage : 12 Volts -ve earthBattery : 12V, 35AHrAlternator Capacity: 12V, 70 A (Option-I)

12V, 70 A (Option-II)

11. PERFORMANCE

Max. speed : 105 kmph

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IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Max. Gradiability @ rated GVW : 30%

12. WEIGHTS (kg) (TOLERANCE AS PER EEC 92/21)

Complete vehicle kerb weight : 600 (Option-I))as per ISO:1176 (with spare : 635 (Option-II)wheel & tools) : 660 (Option-III)

Gross Vehicle Weight : 900 (Option-I): 935 (Option-II): 960 (Option-III)

Payload : 300 (For ALL)

13. PASSENGER CAPACITY : 2 front + 2 rear

14. LUGGAGE SPACE

Net inside loading space : 0.15 Cubic Meter Upto rear seatback rest; 0.5 Cubic Meter Upto \front seat back rest when rearseats folded.

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IMPORTANT TECHNICAL INFORMATIONDIMENSIONS

MAIN CHASSIS DIMENSIONS (IN mm)Wheel Base 2230Track Front 1325Track Rear 1315Front Overhang 464Rear Overhang 405Overall Length 3099Max. Width 1495 - Over body

1750 - Over ORVMOverall Height (Unladen / laden) 1652 / 1613Minimum Turning Circle Dia. 8.0 mMinimum Turning Clearance Circle Dia. 8.3 mGround Clearance 180 - Unladen

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Chassis Number Punching onRH Front door ‘B’ Pillar

Engine Number Location

Chassis Number Plate mountedon front cross member, below

bonnet

Transaxle Number Location

CAR IDENTIFICATION LOCATION OF AGGREGATE NUMBER

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MonthGENERAL

1 Wash the vehicle & clean condenser fins Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •2 Check & top up fluids (if required) : Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •

Engine oil,Coolant,Brake fluid, Wind screen washerfluid. Adjust wind screen washer nozzles if required.

3 Check fuel lines & transaxle housing for leakages 10000 • • • • • • • • • •4 Check rubber boots & bushes for damage 20000 • • • • •5 All standard checks as per job card (As applicable) Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •

ENGINE1 Clean air filter element ( More frequent cleaning if 10000 • • • • • • • • • •

dust condition is severe)2 Replace air filter element (More frequent replacement, 30000 • • •

if dust condition is severe)3 Change Engine oil and Oil filter (10000 km OR 10000 • • • • • • • • • •

12 months whichever is earlier)4 Change fuel filter 10000 • • • • • • • • • •5 Check drive (Alternator & AC) belts for tension, Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •

adjust tension if required, replace if necessary6 Replace Alternator belt (40000 km OR two years 40000 • •

whichever is earlier )7 Replace AC compressor belt, if required 100000 •8 Check timing belt, replace if necessary 40000 • •9 Replace timing belt 100000 •

10 Change coolant ( 40000 km OR two years 40000 • •whichever is earlier )

11 Replace Spark Plug 30000 • • •12 Check HT lead on engine for cracks or deformation 40000 • •

(Only visual check. Do not remove), replace ifnecessary.

13 Check the radiator core for dust, mud or mug 10000 • • • • • • • • • •accumulation and clean core from outside if required

14 Check coolant lines for leakages (Only visual check) 10000 • • • • • • • • • •TRANSAXLE

1 Change Transaxle oil and clean drain plug. 20000 • • • • •2 Inspect Driveshaft for Boot cuts, etc Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •3 Check & Adjust free play of Clutch release cable Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •

BRAKES1 Check front and rear brake linings. Clean or 20000 • • • • •

Replace, if necessary.2 Clean the brake drums with air 10000 • • • • • • • • • •3 Replace brake fluid (40000 km OR 2 years which- 40000 • •

ever is earlier) and check brake systemcomponents for leakagesWHEELS & TYRES

1 Tyre Swapping with balancing ( Front with Front & 10000 • • • • • • • • • •Rear with Rear)

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1 Check specific gravity and level of battery 10000 • • • • • • • • • •electrolyte (10000 km OR Every 1 year)

2 Check headlamp focusing 30000 • • •AC SYSTEM

1 Check AC / HVAC system for satisfactory Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •performance

2 Clean HVAC / AC Unit air filter Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •3 Replace HVAC / AC Unit air filter 30,000 • • •

DIAGNOSTIC1 Check for DTC in the Engine and EPS ‘Electronic Every Service • • • • • • • • • • •

Control Unit’using diagnostic tool. Take correctiveaction if necessary, Clear the DTCs

FREQUENCYx 1000 km

OPERATION

Servicing of the car can be done at any TATA MOTORS Authorised Dealer Workshop,TATA MOTORS Authorised Service Centre (TASC) or TATA MOTORS AuthorisedService Point (TASP). The details of their locations are given in this manual.Warranty claims can be settled by any TATA MOTORS Authorised Dealer for allfailures, while all warranty claims excluding the consideration on the replacementof major aggregates, can be settled by any TASC which is authorised forhandling warranty claims. TASPs will not handle warranty repairs.

Service Instructions :

The Tata Nano has been manufactured to give you economical and trouble freeperformance. To achieve this please follow the instructions as stated.

Your Car is entitled to Three free services (labour only). The free service cou-pons are attached to the sales invoice. Please present these coupons to theservicing dealer while availing free services.

1st free service - At 1000-1500 km. OR 3 month whichever is eariler2nd free service - At 10000-10500 km. OR 12 months whichever is eariler3rd free service - At 20000-20500 km. OR 24 months whichever is eariler

All services other than free services are chargeable.

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1. Features• AM / FM Tuner• CD supports CD-DA .mp3 and

.wma formats• USB supports .mp3 and .wma

formats• Aux audio input support• Power Output: 4 x 25W RMS• Audio equalizer adjustment for

Bass, Treble, Balance, Fadersettings

• Audio preset settings: Jazz, Pop,Rock, Classic

• Bluetooth supports Audiostreaming (A2DP), Hands FreeProfile (HFP) and AVRCP 1.3(Play, Pause, Mute & Unmute,Previous track & Next trackcommands)

2. Controls2.1. LCD DisplayThe display is used to exhibit tuner& media information, CD/USB track/folder information (English) andplay-time etc.

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2.2. Button Functions : No Key Name Function /

Description1 Short press: Audio source

change (AM/FM/CD/USB/AUX)Long press: Auto Store intuner (AM/FM) mode

2 Enter / Cancel setting menu

3 Short press: Play storedAM/FM station / frequencyin AM/FM mode, Scantracks in CD/USB playbackmode.Long press: Store AM/FMstation/frequency in AM/FMmode.

4 Short press: Play storedAM/FM station/frequency inAM/FM mode. Repeat trackin CD/USB playback mode.Long press: Store AM/FMstation/frequency in AM/FMmode.

5 Short press: Play storedAM/FM station/frequency inAM/FM mode. Folder Upin CD/USB playback mode.Long press: Store AM/FMstation/frequency in AM/FMmode.

6 Short press: Play storedAM/FM station/frequency inAM/FM mode. Randomtrack in CD/USB playbackmode.Long press: Store AM/FMstation/frequency in AM/FMmode.

7 Short press: Play storedAM/FM station/frequency inAM/FM mode. Displaystrack information in CD/USBplayback mode.Long press: Store AM/FMstation/frequency in AM/FMmode.

8 Short press: Play storedAM/FM station/frequency inAM/FM mode. Folder downin CD/USB playback mode.Long press: Store AM/FMstation/frequency in AM/FMmode.

9 Short press: Manual seekdown in AM/FM modePrevious track in CD/USBmodeDecrease BASS, TREBLE,BALANCE, FADERRvalues of audio settings.Long press: Auto seekdown in AM/FM modeFast reverse in CD/USBmode

10 Short press: Manual seekup in AM/FM mode.Next track in CD/USBmode.Increases BASS, TREBLE,BALANCE, FADERRvalues of audio settings.Long press: Auto seek upin AM/FM mode.Fast forward in CD/USBmode.

11 Volume down in audioplayback mode.Traverse/ Select thedifferent audio setting suchas BASS, TREBLE,BALANCE, FADERR,Audio presets in the Menu.

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12 Volume up in audioplayback mode.Traverse/Select the differentaudio setting such as BASS,TREBLE, BALANCE,FADERR, Audio presets inthe Menu

13 Confirms the modifiedsettings in the Menu.

14 Short press: Mutes theAudio playback.Long press: Turns Musicsystem ON/ OFF.

15 Eject the CD

16 Enters into BT mode to pairmobile.Starts audio streaming frommobile if it is connected andaudio is being played frommobileAccepts incoming call

17 Short press: Exit BT modeRejects incoming callLong press: Deletes pairedmobile

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3. SAFETY PRECAUTIONSTo avoid risk of damage and/or fire,observe the following precautions:• To avoid short-circuits, never

insert metallic objects (forinstance: coins or metallic tools)into the unit.

• If you notice that the unit isreleasing smoke or strangesmell, promptly disconnect thesupply and consult the nearestTata service Center.

• Pay attention not to let the unit falldown, and neither beat the devicestrongly. Glass internalcomponents of the unit may bedamaged, making it non-operative.

• If the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)is damaged or broken as a resultof a crash, never touch the liquidcrystal fluid inside it. The liquidcrystal fluid may be harmful toyour health. If that fluid gets incontact with your body or clothes,wash it promptly with water andsoap and seek for medical help.

• Do not place 8 cm (3 inches)compact disks into the CDopening. If you try to place into thedevice an 8cm CD with itsadaptor, it may separate from theCD and damage the unit.

Cleaning of the UnitIf the front panel of this unit is dirt,clean it with a dry cloth or slightlysoaked in water. If the front panel istoo dirty, clean it with a cloth

moistened with neutral soap andthen repeat the prior operation.

CAUTIONDo not use any cleaning spraywith this unit, as that can affect itsmechanical parts. If you clean thefront panel with a rough cloth orusing a volatile liquid, like solventor alcohol, that may scratch thesurface or erase somecharacters.

Important warnings about the useof the Bluetooth deviceYour car Infotainment system has abuilt-in Bluetooth device. Asexplained in this manual, suchdevice will enable a wirelessconnection of you Infotainmentsystem to compatible cell phonesand multimedia devices which alsohave a built-in Bluetooth device.Below are important aspects aboutthe operation of the Bluetoothfunction in your Infotainment system:1. The Infotainment system can

support only one Bluetoothdevice pairing at a time. Forinstance, you cannot use yourInfotainment system to pair twocell phones concurrently toundesirable communication.

2. Your Infotainment system willautomatically reconnect the cellphone or multimedia device youhave paired. If you do not want anautomatic connection of yourInfotainment system, take one ofthe following measures todisable this option:

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• Turn off the Bluetooth functionin the cell phone or multimediadevice that would beautomatically connected.

• Keep the cell phone ormultimedia device that wouldbe automatically connected inthe OFF state.

• Delete from the connected BTphone from the Infotainmentsystem.

CAUTIONThe automatic connection will bealways ON, as long as the radio'sBluetooth function is active.Failure to take any one of theabove measures can cause anundesirable communication.

Radio receptionAlways memorize the desiredstations using the radio memorykeys. This will help you selectdesired station in a faster manner.

AM Reception (Medium Waves)At most conditions, strong AMsignals provide stable sound qualityand with low sign noise. At night,however, the atmosphericconditions may sometimes lead tointerference from other stations.

FM ReceptionFM zone offers best quality soundreception; however, the signalintensity may be subjected to noisecaused by:

• Limited reach of sometransmitters;

• Distortion caused by signalsreflected in local buildings andother obstructions;

• “Shadow zones” wherein thesignal reception is obstructed orrestricted;

CAUTIONDo not insert sharp objects intoand do not obstruct bluetoothmicrophone holes as that cancause damage or malfunctioningof the same leading toundesirable communication.

4. OPERATIONS4.1General operation4.1.1. ON / OFF Key• Long Press Power button

to turn the Infotainment systemon and off

• If the Accessory is ON radio goesto the last used mode. If the lastmode is not available anymore, itgoes to the tuner source.

• When the Accessory is turnedOFF, the Infotainment system willnot turn ON.

• Illumination for the LCD & bezelbuttons will follow the park lampinput.

4.1.2. Volume buttons• Press button to increase

volume• Press button to lower the

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• Audio volume is adjusted in theTuner, CD, USB, BTA and Aux-Inmodes.

• Volume levels range from 0 to 30.

4.1.3. SOURCE CHANGEEach time the key is pressed,the available sources can beselected in the following thissequence: FM1 FM2 AMCD USB AUX FM1

CAUTIONThe CD, USB and AUX options canbe selected only if devices areavailable. Tuner option will alwaysbe available.

4.1.4. MENUOn pressing and Each Keypress of / one of the followingmusic options can be adjusted.

• Bass Adjust• Treble Adjust• Balance Adjust• Fader Adjust• Equalizer Activation

Press / buttons to adjust theselected option.

4.1.5. MUTE / PAUSE

• Short press Power buttonto mute / pause the audio source.

• “MUTE” icon will be flashed whenmuted or volume reduced to zeroin AM/FM and AUX modes.

• Radio will pause CD / USB playduring mute period and willdisplay “PAUSE”.

• When there is an on-going callvia BT of the audio unit then it willenter microphone mute mode.Refer relevant section.

• Mute will automatically getcancelled, when there is a sourcechange or AST or Presetselection or Press of Volume Up/Down buttons.

5. Tuner5.1. AM Reception (Medium Waves)At most conditions, strong AMsignals provide stable sound qualityand with low sign noise. At night,however, the atmospheric conditionsmay sometimes lead to interferencefrom other stations.AM signals are susceptible tointerference caused by theemissions of electronic controlunits. Noise amplitudes varyrandomly at AM frequencies. Changein noise amplitude modulates thesignal and it may get picked up bythe tuner.5.2. FM ReceptionFM zone offers best quality soundreception, however, the signalintensity may be subjected to noisecaused by limited range of sometransmitters and distortion causedby signals reflected in localbuildings and shadow zoneswherein the signal reception isobstructed or restricted.FM signals cannot pass though tallbuildings, hills and get reflectedresulting in poor FM reception.

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Phenomenon of multiple reflectionsfrom hills and tall buildings mayresult in no reception or poorreception known as multipath effect.5.3. Tuner operation5.3.1. Frequency Band SelectPress key to access the selectedfrequency bands FM1, FM2 or AM.The radio will display Tuner bandand frequency to show that the radiois in the tuner source.

5.3.2. Auto seekIn tuner mode, you can execute anautomatic seek for the next activeinfotainment radio station broadcastwithin the currently selectedfrequency band.Press and Hold the / key toexecute an upward / downwardfrequency auto seek.During the auto frequency, LCD willdisplay the frequency of each validinfotainment radio.If no valid station found then the seekfunction stop at one round (stop atthe frequency where tuner startseeking. During an auto seekprocess; if user presses any presetbuttons then corresponding stationwill be played.

5.3.3. Manual Frequency TuningWhen the radio is in FM or AM mode,short press the / button tostep up/down the frequency band byone step.LCD display will show currentfrequency.

AM frequency step is 9 kHz and FMfrequency step is100 kHz..

5.3.4. Auto storeWhen radio is in tuner mode, a longpress on will execute the autostore function.When the auto-store starts, the radiowill sweep the frequency band andtry to locate the 6 strongest radiostations and store their frequenciesinto associated FM1/FM2/AMmemory locations 1 - 6. The storesequence is from strongest toweakest (1 to 6).

When auto-store has finished, theradio will switch to the FM1/FM2/AMband at preset location one.If no active radio stations are locatedduring the auto store operation, theradio will recall preset 1 frequency.During auto storage process, if seekbutton is pressed then the ongoingprocess will be stopped and preset1 will be played.During auto storage process, if anypreset button is pressed thencorresponding station will beplayed.

5.3.5. Tuner preset 1 to 6Preset functionality allows storing orselecting a given radio frequencywithin one of the reception ranges(FM1, FM2 and AM).The audio channels are brieflymuted (during the storing period) toacknowledge the preset has beenstored and the display panel

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updates with the new presetnumber.

5.3.6. To select the memoriesShort press of a preset button [1] to[6], recalls the radio stationfrequency from memory; the tunerwill change to this recalledfrequency.

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Important : Your audio unit may bedamaged if improper objects areinserted into it, like credit cards orcoins, through the CD opening.

6.1.2 Precautions regardingoperation• If your car has been parked under

the hot sun, let the unit cool downbefore activating it.

• Be careful not to let juice or softdrinks drip on the unit or on thedisks.

6.1.3 Wetness CondensationIn a rainy day or in a very humidregion, humidity may be condensedinside the laser reading lenses andon the unit display. If it happens, theunit will not work properly. In thiscase, remove the disk and waitabout one hour until the humidity hasevaporated.

6.1.4 CD Handling• Do not touch the CD recorded

surface.

To Store a station

Press & hold preset button [1] to [6],overwrites the frequency previouslystored in that memory location withthe current frequency.

6. CD Playback6.1. CD Care and maintenance6.1.1. CD Opening cleaningAs dust tends to accumulate at theCD opening, clean it up periodically.Remember that your compact disks(CD) may be scratched if placed atthe CD opening with accumulateddust.

• Do not place them exposed todirect sun light (over the seat orcontrol panel, etc.) or under hightemperature.

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• Keep the CDs on their boxes orin any other that protects themfrom being scratched.

• Do not place adhesives or othersuch materials on the CD. Also,do not use a CD with anadhesive.

• Due to their manufacturingprocess, CD-R and CD-RW aremore susceptible of beingdamaged than a commonmusical CD (Compact Disk).Use a CD-R or CD-RW afterreading the precaution items inthe CD labeling. When using anew CD If the CD central hole orthe external margin presentsburrs, use it after removing theburrs with a pen.

6.1.6 CD CleaningClean CDs using a soft and dry cloth.Movements shall always be madefrom the center to the edge of thedisk and in a soft way.

6.1.5 CD Accessories• Do not use disk accessories

• Do not stick labels nor use diskswith sticky paints / residues.Disks may stop turning whenused, causing defects or theymay be damaged.

6.1.7 CDs removal When removing the CDs from thisunit, store them at the horizontalposition.

6.1.8 CDs that cannot be used• CDs which are not round

shaped cannot be used.

• CDs painted in the recordingsurface, or those which are dirtcannot be used.

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• Do not insert the 80mm CD/credit or Debit visiting card. Suchitems cannot be taken out.

• Do not insert the disc with theadditional stickers on top of thedisc.

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• It is not possible to reproduce aCD-R or CD-RW which has notbeen formatted. (For theformatting process consult yourCD-R / CD-RW software and theinstructions manual of the CD-R/ CD-RW recorder.

Music disks encoded with copyrightsprotectionThis product has been designed toreproduce disks that comply with theCompact Disk (CD) standard.Recently, some labels havecommercialized several encodedmusic disks with copyrightsprotection.

It should be noted that, among thosedisks there are some which do notcomply with the CD standard, and itmight not be possible to reproducethem in this audio unit.

Important : Some CD-Rs / CD-RWs(depending on the equipment usedfor recording or the disk condition)might not be played in this unit.

6.2. CD Operation6.2.1. LOADThe infotainment will display"LOAD" while the CD mechanism isloading.

6.2.2. EJECT

Press the Eject key to eject theCD from the radio.

The radio will display “EJECT”during the ejecting, the timeout is2s. If the ejected disc is not removedin 12s, it will be reloaded again andthe radio shall play the last activetuner source (FM1/FM2/AM).

6.2.3. READING :After a CD is inserted into the slot,the CD-mechanism will initiateplaying the CD, the radio will display“READ” to indicate that the radio isstart to read the disc. (Before the

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radio start to read the disc, radio willstill play previous source such astuner, USB, AUX). If the disc isplayable, the radio will start to playthe disc and display trackinformation (track number and trackplay time).

6.2.4.3. CD ErrorIf there is a CD ERROR encounteredduring the initiating phase or the disccannot be read, the Infotainmentsystem will display “ERROR” for 2sand the error CD will be ejected out.The Infotainment system will go tolast active tuner source (FM1/FM2/AM). For any disc other than CD-DA/CD-R/CD-RW, ERROR messagewill be displayed and CD will beejected.

If CD is inserted upside down thenERROR will be displayed for 2s andCD will be ejected out.

6.2.5 Track InformationWhile the CD-player is playing anMP3/WMA track, the user can viewthe MP3/WMA track information via(INFO) button press, the defaultdisplay content is Track number andplaying time.CD insertion during active call.If a CD is inserted during a call, theCD mechanism will load it and thecall will proceed normally.Important : Once call is concluded,the Infotainment will return to thesource you used last, and not to CDsource.6.2.6. MP3 / WMA FILE FORMATS6.2.6.1. Notes on the MP3 / WMAreproductionMP3 / WMA files which can bereproduced (hereinafter referred toas audio files) and the media formathave the following limitations: audiofile out of specification might not be

6.2.4. ERROR HANDLING :If there is CD ERROR encounteredduring the initiating disc, and the disccannot be readable, the radio willdisplay “ERROR” for 2s, the bad CDwill be ejected, and radio will go tolast active tuner source (FM1/FM2/AM). For any disc other than CD-DA/CD-R/CD-RW, ERROR messagewill be displayed and CD will beejected. If CD is inserted upsidedown then ERROR will be displayedfor 2s and CD will be ejected out.

6.2.4.1. NO CD :During Eject operation, if there is noCD within the slot the radio willdisplay "NO CD" for 2s.

6.2.4.2. CD with corrupted tracksIf the CD has corrupted files thendisplay will be updated as “BADTRK” and the track will be skippedand CD will continue its operation.

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normally reproduced or the namesof files and folders may not beproperly viewed.6.2.6.2. Reproducible Audio Files• MP3, WMA• Add the proper extension to the

audio file (MP3: “.MP3”; WMA:“.WMA”).

• Do not add extensions to otherfiles which are not audio files. Thefiles which do not have an audiofile format will not be reproduced.

• Files protected against copy maynot be reproduced.

6.2.6.3. Reproducible MP3 file• MPEG 1, 2 and 2.5 Layer 3 File.• Throughput in bits: 32-320Kbps.• Sampling frequency: 32 /44.1 / 48

KHz6.2.6.4. Reproducible WMA file• File compatible with Windows

Media Audio 9 standard release.

• Throughput in bits: 32-320Kbps.

• Sampling frequency: 32 / 44.1 /48 KHz

6.2.6.5. Reproducible Media• CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW (CD-

RW with quick format cannot beused).

• When recording the media up toits maximum capacity at once,the recording software should beadjusted for “Disc at once”.

6.2.6.6. Format of reproducibledisks

• ISO 9660 Levels 1/2.• Joliet.

CAUTIONFormats different from thosementioned might not besuccessfully reproduced and theirfile names or folder names mightnot be properly viewed.

6.2.7. Track InformationThe radio can display ID3 taginformation’s (file, folder, title etc.) ofthe current track via short press(INF).

Maximum Number of Charactersshowed on the display• ID3 Label / contents property

(WMA and MP3)• File / folder name is the

characters number including theextension.

• ID3 label can only show the Ver1.0 / 1.1 / 2.2. / 2.3 / 2.4 Label.

6.2.8. File and folder structure limit• Maximum quantity of folder

levels: 8.• The quantity of files and folders

is the result of the sum of all filesand folders: 512.

CAUTIONCD reading time is dependent onno. of files, folders / directory level.

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Reproduction order of the audio fileAudio file is reproduced at thesequence defined by the recordingsoftware. It is possible to programthe reproduction sequencerecording the reproductionsequence numbers as for instancefrom “01” to “99” at the beginning ofthe file name.

For instance:• Reproduction order after track

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)• Search forward the file during

reproduction (3)Press (4)• To reproduce the prior file, during

reproduction (4)Press (3)

• Search next folder duringreproduction (2)

Press key • Search previous folder during

reproduction (7).

Press key .6.2.9 Playback order of the audiofile on CD :Audio file is reproduced at thesequence defined by the recordingsoftware. It is possible to programthe reproduction sequencerecording the reproductionsequence numbers as for instancefrom “01” to “99” at the beginning ofthe file name.6.2.9. Folder Up / Down

• Press the key to openprevious folder.

• Press the key to open nextfolder.

6.2.10. Next / Previous Track• Press the key to jump to the

next track

• Press the key to jump to theprevious track

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If user presses key within first 3seconds of music, it will jump to theprevious track. If the track exceededthe first 3 seconds, it will select thestart of the current track.If the first CD track is being played, itwill jump to the last one.6.2.11. Fast forward playPress the key for more than 2seconds to advance in the track andreach the desired spot.6.2.12. Fast backward playPress the key for more than 2seconds to do a fast backward inthe track and reach the desiredpoint.6.2.13. Shuffle Play modePress the key for the Randomfunction.It enables or disables the randomselection of tracks.At the end of such track, another onewill be chosen at random.When this function in ON, the displaywill read “RDM”; along with sourceRDM will be cancelled by RPT buttonpress or RDM button press or Scanbutton press

When this function in ON, the displaywill read “RPT”; the track will beplayed again.

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6.2.15. Intro Scan play mode

Press the key to enable ordisable the scan function.

When this function is enabled, theradio will play the first 10 seconds ofeach track.

Once enabled the function, thedisplay reads “SCN”;

The function will cycle continuouslyif not disabled.

6.2.14. Repeat play mode

Press the key to enable ordisable the repetition of the currenttrack.

6.2.16. MP3 / WMA TrackInformationThe default track info for the playingtrack is track number and playingtime

Press button to see relatedTrack information.They will be displayed as “FILE_”,“FOLDER_”, “TITLE_”, “ARTIST_”,“ALBUM_” following with the relatedinfo, radio will scroll display the infoonce.

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7.1.2. Compatibility of USB devices:As there is no standardization forsuch format and this kind oftechnology is constantly evolving, themanufacturers of USB devices canadopt different profiles for theirdevices. Therefore, anincompatibility can occur betweenyour radio and the USB device. Toavoid this problem, use only deviceswith the recommendedcharacteristics.

7.1.2.1. Connecting the USB device:USB should contain MP3 / WMAformat audio songs. If the audioFiles are not available Radio willshow the EMPTY. Performance willbe guaranteed

For up to 16GB in USB size. USBread time will be 30sec (Dependson the folder Structure and file count)

USB hard drives / USB HUB will notbe supported. Partitioned USB willnot be supported. USB with NTFSfile format will not be supported.

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Music time will not be shown whilethe display is showing otherinformation than track data.

If the playing track is a CDDA track,the INFO button press will beignored

If current track is completed radiowill play next track and the track infowill revert back to default track info.

7 USB Playback7.1 USB Operation7.1.1 Connecting a USB deviceInsert a USB device in the USB slotlocated on the Trimplate or press[SRC] button to turn Infotainment toUSB play mode.

CAUTIONThe Infotainment will change tothe USB mode automatically bysimply connecting a device to theUSB input. USB insertion force isless than 35N. Connecting theUSB devices while chargingthrough USB port should not beconnected into the Audio Systems.

USB device should be inserted intothe USB slot in the verticalorientation. Wrong orientation willdamage the USB device or the portin the audio unit.

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previous Tuner mode and display“NO USB” for 2 seconds.

CAUTIONIt is not advisable to remove aUSB device when it is being used;if this occurs, however, the radiowill return to the last heard tunerstation. USB withdrawal force isgreater than 10N.

The radio will start to play the USBfrom last memory position onignition toggle; power button toggleand source change, displaying thetrack number, playing time when theaudio is playing a USB device

The radio will play from the first trackon the USB device when USB isinserted for the first time.If the USB device has corrupted filesthe radio will display "BAD TRK" for2 seconds, and the current track willbe skipped and next track will beprocessed.If the USB has no files then displaywill be updated as “NO FILES” andit will revert back to previous source.If the USB cannot be read due todifferent file system or if the USBitself is corrupted then ERROR willbe displayed for 2s and radio will goback to last active source.If there is no USB device connected,the radio will display “NO USB” for 2seconds, the previous source mode(tuner or CD) will not be interrupted.

When the infotainment start to readthe USB device, the infotainment willdisplay “READING”, infotainmentwill change to USB source and the“USB” icon will be displayed.

During the USB play, if there is aphone incoming/outgoing, the radiowill change to BT mode.

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During the USB play, a short pressof Accept button will make theradio change to BT music mode.

NOTEThe USB Port is to be used tocharge mobile phones with acurrent charging capacity of upto0.5A only.

8. Aux in play back8.1. Aux in OperationThe radio has a single unbalancedstereo input for connecting externaldevices; it is available in the front.8.1.1. Connecting an AUX inputConnect AUX jack to the radio, press

button to access AUX mode.

The radio will display “AUX” toindicate that radio is in AUX mode,and if there is an external auxiliaryaudio input from the bezel AUXconnector, the audio can be outputvia the speakers of the radio.

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If AUX jack is not connected, radiocan not change to AUX mode whenyou press button. Radio will stillremain in current source mode anddisplay “NO AUX” for 2 seconds.

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cords over a short distance ofapproximately 10 meters (approx.33 feet). Get more information atwww.bluetooth.com.9.1.2. What are Bluetooth wirelessprofiles?Bluetooth wireless profiles are thedifferent ways that Bluetooth devicescommunicate with other devices. Inorder to support a certain profile, aphone manufacturer mustimplement certain mandatoryfeatures within the phone’ssoftware. The following are thecurrently supported profiles for theInfotainment unit in your vehicle:9.1.2.1. Hands-Free Profile (HFP)HFP is a Bluetooth profile (mode)designed to enable a two-waywireless speaker-phone to be usedwith a Bluetooth phone.A Bluetooth car kit will use HFP toconnect to a Bluetooth phone,allowing phone calls to take placevia the car's audio system.9.1.2.2. Advanced AudioDistribution Profile (A2DP)The Advanced Audio DistributionProfile is a Bluetooth profile thatallows for the wireless transmissionof stereo audio from an A2DPsource (typically a Bluetoothconnected phone) to the car audio.9.1.2.3. Audio/Video RemoteControl Profile (AVRCP)This enables music from Bluetoothaudio player to be controlledremotely. AVRCP allows some basic

If you press the button again inthis 2 seconds timeout, radio willchange to FM1 mode.

CAUTIONAUX jack connection will not makethe radio change to AUX modeautomatically. AUX insertion andWithdrawal force is 4 to 30N.

8.1.2. Disconnecting AUX inputDuring the AUX play, user canremove the AUX jack, and the radiowill revert back to previous tunermode and display “NO AUX” for 2seconds.During the AUX play, if there is aphone incoming, the radio willchange to BT mode.During the AUX play, a short pressof Accept button will make theradio change to BT mode.

9. Bluetooth9.1. Bluetooth Operation9.1.1. What is Bluetooth wirelesstechnology?Bluetooth® wireless technology isa radio technology that connectsdevices, such as mobile phonesand headsets, without wires or

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playback control functions such asplay/pause, volume up/down andnext/previous track in a Bluetoothconnected audio player.

9.1.3. What is pairing?Bluetooth devices will not work if thedevices have not been paired. Witha mobile phone featuringBluetooth® technology, you must‘pair’ the car Infotainment systemwith the phone before you use it forthe first time. ‘Pairing’ creates aunique wireless link between thephone with Bluetooth® wirelesstechnology and your carInfotainment system eliminating theneed to repeat the pairing processfor future use. Pairing process isexplained in section 9.1.6 of thismanual.

9.1.4. What is PIN?PIN is a code that you enter on yourmobile phone to pair it with theBluetooth car Infotainment system.This makes your phone and theBluetooth receiver units recognizeeach other and automatically worktogether. The Bluetooth wirelessfunction on your phone has to beturned on to establish automaticconnection.

Important : User can establish thephone pairing with default password“1234”.

9.1.5. BT CompatibilitySince there is no mutual agreement,the cell phone manufacturers arequalified to use a variety of profiles

in their Bluetooth devices. Therefore,an incompatibility may occurbetween the telephone system andthe hands free, which in somecases may significantly prejudicethe system performance. In order toavoid such situation, only therecommended telephones shouldbe used. Please contact your dealerfor more information about theupdated list of interoperability.

CAUTIONSee the manual of your cell phoneto make its coupling with the radio.

9.1.6 Pairing with a mobile phone

• Short Press the Acceptbutton to go into the BluetoothMode.

• Activate Bluetooth® on yourmobile phone. Please checkyour mobile phone owner’smanual for further details.

• Search for new Bluetooth®device on the mobile phone. Thisunit’s name is “TATA NANO”.

• When attempting to connect tothe unit, the mobile phone willprompt for a passkey/ pass code/PIN. User is required enter thePIN: “1234”. This is default PINfor the Infotainment system.

• When the Infotainment is in BTmode, the “BT” icon will bedisplayed. Any incoming call willbe automatically diverted to theunit.

• The Bluetooth icon “BT” willindicate that the Infotainment is

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in BT mode. Infotainment willdisplay the phone name of theactive phone. Only the first 8characters of the phone namewill be displayed.

CAUTIONIn any source mode, the user canprocess a BT phone connectionfrom the BT phone, if theconnection has succeeded, theBT phone will be paired andconnected. But the Infotainmentwill still be in current source mode(tuner, CD, USB, AUX).

CAUTIONYour Infotainment system cansupport only one Bluetooth devicepairing at a time. You cannot useyour Infotainment system to pairtwo cell phones concurrently.

No connectivity :• If the system cannot fetch the

name of the BT phone, “BTPHONE” will be displayed

• If the paired phone is not invicinity or not connected to theInfotainment system, the systemwill display “NO PHONE”.

CAUTIONOnce in the Bluetooth mode, theuser can only use the Volume Up/Down, Cal Accept/ Call Reject, &Next Track/ Previous track buttons.

The user is required to come out ofthe Bluetooth mode to access theother Trimplate buttons.

9.2. Hands Free calling :9.2.1. Incoming Calling :• During power ON, if a call is in

progress, the Infotainmentsystem will enter into the BT HFPMode automatically. The HFPmode is entered/ exited bymeans Short Press the [ ] Acceptbutton.

• When an incoming call arrives,the Infotainment system ismuted automatically and ringtone is reproduced through yourcar’s speaker.

• The unit temporarily switch totelephone mode and incomingcall no. will appear on the display.

NOTICE• The unit will be automatically set

as default speaker output everytime when there is an incomingcall.

• Caller ID is telephone numberof the incoming call.

• Only first 8 digits of the numberwill be displayed.

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9.2.2. Answering the call :• User can answer an incoming

call directly from the unit by ShortPress of the ACCEPTbutton.

• Alternatively, you may alsoanswer the call by using yourphone’s answer keypad.

• If there is a phone call inprogress, a long press of ACCEPT button will make theInfotainment system enter intoPrivate BT mode. Infotainmentwill display “PRIVATE” during theBT phone private mode.

progress and revert back toprevious source mode (Tuner,CD, USB, AUX or BT). It will alsoabort the BT private mode.

• Speaker mute mode : When theInfotainment is in BT mode anddoes not have a call in process,short press Power buttonwill mute the Infotainment. The“MUTE” icon will be flashed.

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• The BT phone will still be pairedand connected, but the phoneaudio output and input will befrom the speaker andmicrophone of the BT phone itself(i.e., the user can get the call backto his phone and discuss inprivate).

• Long press the ACCEPTbutton again will abort the BTprivate mode and revert back tonormal BT mode. If the call inprogress phone call ends, thephone private mode will beaborted

Important : Aborting the BT PrivateMode is dependent on paired cellphone.

• Short press of REJECTbutton will end the call in

• Microphone mute mode: Whenthe Infotainment system is in BTmode and if there is a call inprocess, short press the Power button will make theInfotainment enter microphonemute mode.

• Infotainment will display “MICMUTE” during the microphonemute period, but the “MUTE” iconwill not be displayed / flashed.

• Short press the Powerbutton again will abort the BTMicrophone mute mode andrevert back to normal BT mode.

9.2.3 Rejecting a call• This function allows you to reject

an incoming call via theInfotainment system.

• Short press of REJECTbutton will make the Infotainment

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reject the incoming call and revertback to previous source mode(tuner, CD, USB, AUX).

• Alternatively, you may also rejectthe call by using your phone’skeypad.

9.2.4 Ending a call• This function allows you to end a

call conversation via theInfotainment system.

• Short press of REJECTbutton will make the Infotainmentend the incoming call and revertback to previous source mode(tuner, CD, USB, AUX).

• Alternatively, you may also endthe call by using your phone’skeypad.

9.2.5 Making a call• A phone call dial out from the

active BT phone can also makethe Infotainment access BTmode, the “BT” icon indicatesthat Infotainment is in BT mode.

CAUTION• Infotainment will display “OUT

CALL” during the phone callprocess period.

• Your Infotainment System willnot support Redial function.

9.2.6 Auto Connectivity• The infotainment will check the

BT connection situation betweenthe radio and the bonded BTphone.

• If the BT connection between theradio and BT phone is lost (for

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example, BT phone is moved outof the BT capable range, signalweakness, user power off the BTphone etc.), radio will try toreconnect the BT phone. Whenthe BT connection is available,radio will set up the BTconnection automatically.

• The infotainment will only becapable to support one BT phoneconnection. If there already havean active phone (bonded andconnection before), theconnection/pairing request fromanother BT phone will fail. If anew phone has to be paired withinfotainment, previous bondedphone should be deleted frominfotainment by long pressingthe reject button. BT de-pairingis given in Section 9.5 of thismanual.

9.3. Audio Streaming Profile (A2DP)When radio is in BT mode, the usercan also activate A2DP function,which means the audio output fromthe BT phone, can be transferred tothe radio and output from thespeakers.The A2DP request from the BTphone will not make the radioautomatically change to BT mode.9.3.1. BT Audio ModeWhen Infotainment is playing anysource (tuner or CD or AUX) a shortpress of ACCEPT button willmake the Infotainment enter in to BTAudio Mode. Short press of REJECT button causes the system

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to return to the previous activesource. During A2DP modefollowing button presses will beconsidered as valid: Next Track/Previous track, Mute/Unmute,Volume up/down, Call Accept & CallReject. Rest of the button presseswill be ignored by the system.The user is required to come out ofthe BT mode by the short press of

REJECT button to access theSRC button.9.4. Exiting BT ModeUser can abort the BT mode andmake the radio revert back toprevious mode (tuner, CD, USB,AUX) via a short press of REJECT button.9.5. BT De-Pairing• When in BT mode, short press

of REJECT button to comeout of the BT mode to the lastselected mode (tuner, CD, USB,AUX).

• A long press on the REJECTbutton will de-pair the existingphone. For successful deletion,the display will show“DELETED”

• Once the BT phone is deleted, ifthe same phone has to be pairedagain, then the connect requestshould be initiated from phone.

NOTICEBT delete is possible only whenInfotainment system is not in BTmode. If the current mode is BT,then the user has to come out ofBT short press of REJECTbutton and then try to disconnectthe BT phone by long press on theREJECT button.

9.6. Remot Control Profile (AVRCP)Radio supports limited functionalityin remote control profile. Paired BTphone can be used as a remotecontrol to access the audio controlsin Audio Streaming mode. BT phonecan issue mute, un-mute, previoustrack, next track, play and pausecommand. Radio will receive thoseand process the action accordingly.Meta data processing will not besupported.10. Audio Settings10.1. Volume ControlPress / to adjust the audiovolume levelThere is same volume controlacross audio sources (Tuner, CD,USB, Aux)When the volume level has beenadjusted the radio displays thevolume level for 5 seconds.

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• If the paired BT phone is notavailable, then the system willcontinue to play the currentsource (tuner, CD, USB, AUX).

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When the volume level is adjustedto zero, the audio will be inaudible,and radio will flash “MUTE” icon. Ifradio is in CD/MP3 mode, the playingwouldn’t be pause infotainment butwill be muted.Infotainment will flash “MUTE” untilthe user change the volume again.But during the other operations, theassociated information will bedisplayed.10.2. Standard volume adjustmentWhen the unit is switched on (PowerON or Ignition ON), the volume willbe restored to its previous setting ifthe previous volume is from 5 to 20.The volume will be set to 5 if theprevious volume is less than 5. Thevolume will be set to 20 if theprevious volume is more than 20.If there is no previous volume levelstored, the volume level will be 5(default).10.3. Audio Options:Press (MENU) key to enter Audiosetting.

Press / buttons to selectthe Sub-menu items from thesequence Bass Treble Balance Fade EQ Bass.

Press / buttons to Adjustthe value of each audio setting.Press OK button to confirm setting.10.3.1. Bass/Treble tone ControlDefault factory setting is zero. Thissetting is as per vehicleconfiguration.

The Bass level will be adjustablefrom -7 to +7.The Treble level will be adjustablefrom -7 to +7When the bass/Treble tone level isadjusted the radio will displayadjusted level.

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A short press of / button willincrease / decrease the bass / trebletone by one level in range(-7…0…+7)A long press of / button willcontinuous increase / decrease thebass/treble tone in range(-7…0…+7).Default bass/trebletone setting will be zero.The same bass/treble level will beused between the tuner, CD, USB,AUX and BT audio sources.10.3.2. Balance & Fader controlThe fade setting will have 15 levelsof adjustment from Front 7 to Rear 7The fade defines the relative audiooutput of the front and rear channels.When the Fade setting level isadjusted the radio will display Fadeadjustment level ('F7'...'_0'...'R7')

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The fade level will change inaccordance with the displayedsetting.The default fade level will be 0(centre).When the fade is set to "0" front andrear channels will have equal outputat the selected volume level.When the Fade is set to Front 7 therear speakers will be inaudible andthe front speakers output will be atthe selected volume.When the Fade is set to Rear 7 thefront speakers will be inaudible andthe rear speakers output will be atthe selected volume.A short press of / button willchange the fade level by one stepfrom F7 to R7; this will attenuate theoutput level of the Front / Rearspeakers in even stepsA long press of / button willcontinuous change the fade levelfrom F7 to R7; this will attenuate theoutput level of the Front / Rearspeakers in even steps.Similarly balance control can beused to control the audio output inleft & right speakers. L7….0….R7.Settinng the value to 0 gives equaloutput in left & right speakers.Setting to L7 gives audio output onlyin left speaker where as R7 willproduce the ouput only in RightSpeakers.Equalizing SettingYou can adjust the audio EQ setting,which will make the audio outputsensitive.

The audio output will change inaccordance with the displayedsetting.The default Fade level will be“Normal”.

Press / button to select thefavorite EQ setting when you enterEQ setting mode.The radio has five different EQsetting, they are “Normal, Jazz, Pop,Rock, Classic “.The EQ setting is active via adjustingthe Bass and Treble setting.Mute ControlShort press the powerbutton will mute the audio outputfrom head unit. Mute will becancelled by again pressing the

button.After AFT or Auto seek, mute will beautomatically cancelled when userchanges to different band or differentpreset. After AST or Auto Seek mutewill be disabled and audio outputwill be enabled.Similarly whenever there is a sourcechange mute will be disabledautomatically. In BT mode, Mute fromheadunit will mute the audio outputof head unit whereas it sends thePAUSE command to BT phone.Similarly Unmute will unmute theaudio from headunit and it will sendPLAY command to BT Phone.

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11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSTechnical specifications are subject tochange without previous notice.FM TUNER SECTIONFrequency range........ 87.5 MHz – 108 MHzStep (Auto / manual tuning) ............100 KHzPresets………………..............…………..12Preset Banks …….…............……………..2Signal x Noise Relation (for RF – 5.6µVlevel) ........................................... > 30 dBFrequency response ............. 50 Hz-15 KHzSignal x Noise Relation (MONO) …....50 dBStereo split (500 kHz) ….....................30 dBAM TUNER SECTIONFrequency range .......... 531 kHz- 1602 kHzStep (Auto / manual tuning) ............….9 KHzPresets ……......………...........………...…6Preset Banks ……......….............…..……...1Signal x Noise Relation (for RF = 10 mVlevel) ........................................... > 40 dBAUXILIARY INPUT (STEREO)Stereo signal level ............................ 900 mVInput Impedance .......................6 to 32 ohmsCOMPACT DISC SECTIONLaser diode .................. GaAIAS (?+780 NM)Frequency response (± 3 dB) .. 20 Hz-20 kHzTotal harmonic distortion ( 20 Hz -20 kHz ) ............................................ 0.1%Signal x Noise Relation (1 kHz) dynamicrange .............................................. >70dBNo of Supported Folders + Files …....512 (max)

USB SectionFrequency response (±3dB) ..20 Hz - 20 kHzTotal harmonic distortion (20 Hz - 20 kHz). 0.1%Signal x Noise Relation (1kHz) ............ >70dBNo of Supported Folders + Files ....512 (max)BLUETOOTH® SECTIONPower class........................................... 2Bluetooth versions supported … 2.0 with EDRBluetooth® profile supportedHFP ……….........…….…..0.96, v1.0 & 1.5A2DP ……………………….............….v1.0Number of pairing phones …………............ 1AUDIO SECTIONMaximum RMS power – Vdc 14.4; F=1 KHz;Rg=600 ohmsAnalog AMP Output Channels ………..…...4Output Power @ 10% THD (per channel)........................................................ 25 WTONE ACTIONBass: ................................. 60 Hz ± 14 dBTreble: .............................. 10 KHz ± 14 dBGENERALOperation volt. (11 V-15 V allowable) .. 13.5 VCurrent consumption in standbymode………………….2 mA (max)Maximum current consumption ..............10 AInstallation dimension (WxHxD)......................................179 x51x 230 mmWeight ...........................................1.65 kg

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12. ABBREVIATIONS

ABBREVIATIONS DEFINITIONSFM Frequency ModulationAM Amplitude ModulationMP3 3 layer MPEGWMA Windows media audioCD Compact discCDDA Digital Audio (compact disc)CDCA CD Compacted AudioCD-ROM Data CDUSB Universal Serial Bus(data line)BT BluetoothAUX IN Auxiliary inputEQ EqualizeSCN SCAN (intro scanning CD / USB)RDM Random (Shuffle)RPT Repeat (repetition)INF Information (display options)THD Total Harmonic DistortionA2DP Advanced Audio Distribution ProfileHFP Hands Free ProfileAVRCP Audio Video Remote Control Profile

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13. WARRANTYStatement of WarrantyTATA MOTORS assures to the ownerof this appliance a guaranteeagainst eventual assemblingdefects or of the productcomponents within the IndianTerritory for 24 months / 24000 kmof warranty, counted as from the dateof the Bill of Sale issuance, issuedby the TATA Motors Distributor, sinceevidenced the defect under normaluse conditions.Eventual repairs executed in theproduct during the warranty perioddoes not imply in a term extension.This statement does notcomprehend defects or damagescaused by accidents, misuse,incorrect assembling, handling and/or installation, or yet for presentingsigns of having being violate or fixedby non-authorized person.The following items are excludedfrom this warranty:• Incorrect installation of the

vehicle interference suppressorsand antenna.

• Product installation parts in thevehicle, such as extensioncables, adapters, fixing supports,belts, noise suppressors, etc.

• Exceeding the maximum quantityallowable for inserting thesecurity code (when applicable).

• Action of fire, water, salt, cleaningproducts, powder, alcohol or anyother external agent, apart fromthe environmental conditions that

exceeds the productspecifications.

• Damages caused by robbery ortheft attempts.

• Damages caused by use of badquality CDs.

In case of defect and in order to takeadvantage of this warranty, theconsumer should contact theNippon Distributor of his preference,along with the product bill of sale.(This statement excludes expenseswith transportation, freight,insurance, and such items are of theconsumer’s responsibility andonus).

Rear Connection :

Pin No Details1 Speed (PP)2 Accessory3 No connect4 Rear Left -5 Rear Left +6 Rear Right -7 Rear Right +8 Illumination9 Ground

10 Battery11 Front Left -12 Front Left +13 Front Right -14 Front Right +

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