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TATATATATATTTTTA A A A A ARIAARIAARIAARIAARIAOWNER’S MANUAL & SERVICE BOOK

This owner’s manual is advised to be kept in the vehicle at all the times.

Passenger Vehicle Business Unit• Mumbai • Pune •

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• Should any question or query exist regarding any aspect of your vehicle, please contact the nearest TATAMOTORS dealer, who will be pleased to assist you.

• The recommended routine maintenance servicing along with any running repairs that may be required,should be entrusted to TATA MOTORS dealership or to TATA Authorised Service centres (TASCS) orTATA Authorised Service Points (TASPS) to ensure that only latest methods and genuine TATA MOTORSreplacement parts are used for the continued reliability, safety and performance of the vehicle.

• Some of the items / accessories / features shown / given in this book may not be fitted on your vehicle, butthey are applicable for other variants of TATA ARIA.

• Copyright 2014 TATA MOTORS

• All rights reserved. The material in this manual may not be reproduced or copied, in whole or in part, in anyform without written permission from TATA MOTORS.

• In the event of the Vehicle being sold, please ensure that this manual is left in the vehicle for the reference ofthe new owner.

This owner's manual & service book includes information on the operation and maintenance of variousequipment installed on the different variants of TATA ARIA. Please note that this manual applies to all themodels and explains all equipment including options not installed on your vehicle.

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FORWARD

Dear Customer,Thank you for choosing TATA ARIA.

TATA ARIA is a crossover type of vehicle that has been built on a completelynew platform.

ARIA comes with TOD (Torque-On-Demand) transfercase. It automatically andsmoothly delivers four-wheel drive operation as and when the driving conditionsdemand.

For enhanced safety of occupants, the ARIA has SRS (Air bag), ABS (Anti lockBraking System), and ESP (Electronic Stability Program) in addition to havingdisc brakes on all its four wheels. Advanced electronics are employed in theARIA to control its various functions. Infotainment System provided in the ARIAis a source of both, information as well as entertainment to the passengers.Reverse Parking Assist System helps in directing the car safely. The interiorsof the Aria are luxury personified with the soft touch dashboard having matchingtrim colour.

Powering the ARIA is TATA MOTORS proven 2.2 Litre VARICOR Engine thataids drivability, especially while tackling rough hard-hitting roads.

This book gives you all the information necessary for making your drive awonderful experience.

We wish you a safe and wonderful driving experience.

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CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

VALUE ADDED SERVICE1 24X7 On Road Assistance 22 Extended Warranty 63 Anti-rust, Sound Deadening & Engine Waxing 84 Exterior & Interior Enrichment Program 10

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION 13WARRANTY-TERMS & CONDITIONS 15GETTING STARTED 17

1 E-Key and Remote Keyless Entry 172 Door Locking / Unlocking 183 Child Lock & Tail gate Opening / Closing 194 Steering Lock cum Ignition Switch 205 Seat & Seat Adjustments 216 Seat Belt 277 Rear View Mirrors - Inner & Outer 318 Steering Height Adjustment 329 4X2 & 4X4 Auto Mode Selection Switch 329 Head Light Controls 3310 Power Windows 3511 Dashboard 36

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3 Tail Lamp 754 Registration Plate Lamp 765 High Mounted Stop Lamp 766 Puddle Lamp / Door Lamp 767 Cargo Lamp 768 Reflex Reflectors 779 Fuel Flap Opening / Closing/Emergency 7710 Bonnet Opening / Closing 78

SPECIAL FEATURES1 Immobilizer 792 Air Bags (SRS) 813 ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) 864 ESP (Electronic Stability Program) 885 Cruise Control 896 TOD (Torque On Demand) 917 Rain and Light Sensor 927 Reverse Parking System 94

DRIVING1 Safety Checks Before Driving 982 Driving Safety 993 Fuel Economy 1004 Starting / Stopping & Parking 1015 Running-In 102

DRIVING CONTROLS1 Gear Shift Lever 372 Parking Brake 373 Combi-Switch 384 Instrument Cluster- Gauges & Indicators 425 Facia Switches 576 Steering Wheel Switches 587 HVAC - Manual & FATC 598 TFT Display 66

INTERIORS1 Sun visors & Vanity Mirror 672 Grab Handle / Coat Hook 683 Goggle Case & Overhead Storage Bin 684 Cup Holders 695 Utility Pockets on Door Trims 696 Power Socket 707 Glove Box & Top Stowage Box 718 Interior Lamps 729 Music System-Speakers/Antenna/USB port 73

EXTERIORS1 Head lamp 752 Fog Lamp 75

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9 Intercooler 13410 Catalytic Converter 13511 Tyres 13612 Battery 13913 Window Glasses 14014 Wiper 14015 Vehicle Care 141

TECHNICAL INFORMATION1 Fuel/Coolant & Lubricants 1432 Technical Specification 1463 Vehicle Dimensions 1504 Chassis & Aggregate Numbering Locations 151

VEHICLE SERVICE1 PDI Service 1522 Service Schedule 1543 Service Coupons

6 Brakes & Braking 1037 Driving In Adverse Condition 104

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY1 Advanced Warning Triangle / Jack / Tools 1072 If You Have Flat Tyre 1083 Jacking Points / Jack Location 1094 Towing The Vehicle 1115 Starting the engine with jump leads 1126 Fuses & Relays 1137 Bulb Specification 1189 Head lamp bulb replacement 1198 Tail lamp bulb replacement 1219 Preliminary Trouble Shooting 122

MAINTENANCE & CAR CARE1 Engine Compartment 1312 Air Filter 1323 Engine Oil Level Check 1324 Engine Coolant Level Check 1325 Brake Fluid Level Check 1336 Power Steering Fluid Level Check 1337 Windshield Washer Fluid Level Check 1338 Turbocharger 134

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SAFETY SYMBOL

In this manual, you will also see a circle with a slash. Thismeans "Do not", "Do not do this", or "Do not let this happen".

SAFETY AND VEHICLE DAMAGE WARNINGS

In this manual, you will see CAUTION and NOTICEWARNINGS.

CAUTIONThis is a warning. May cause injury to people if the warningis ignored. You are informed what you must or must not doin order to avoid or reduce the risk to yourself and otherpeople.

NOTICEThis is a warning. May cause damage to the vehicle or itsequipment if the warning is ignored. You are informed whatyou must or must not do in order to avoid or reduce therisk of damage to your vehicle and its equipment.

WARNINGIndicates a strong possibility of severe personal injury ordeath if the instructions are not followed.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL

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Dear Customer,

It is our never ending responsibility and endeavor to ensure that our customer’s expectations are fulfilledcomprehensively. To fulfill your vehicle service needs, we recommend the following :

1) Extended Warranty2) Anti Rust / Sound Deadening / Engine waxing treatment3) Vehicle detailing programming : Exterior Enrichment and Interior Enrichment Program

These products shall help maintain optimum vehicle performance and shall enhance vehicle life.

We have tied up with best in the Class companies, who would bring you the above world class products ataffordable prices. The above products are available with all our Dealers, TASCs and TASPs.

Our Dealer Service marketing executive shall explain to you the benefits of the above mentioned products.

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24 x 7 ON ROAD ASSISTANCE

Dear Customer,

It is our responsibility and our endeavour to ensure that youhave our complete service backup if ever, wherever andwhenever you need the same. When you have a roadnetwork that spans wide area, the probability of a breakdownhappening within hailing distance of a TATA MOTORSAuthorized Workshop is very low. It is Precisely for thisreason, we have tied up with MyTVS, who will provide break-down assistance including towing to the nearest TATAMOTORS Authorized Workshop through their AuthorizedService Providers (ASP)

The 24X7 On Road Assistance Program shall be automati-cally available to your vehicle for the duration of Warrantyperiod. The program shall also be available, if you avail thesame post warranty.

Response Time ** for the On Road Assistance Program

Within City Limits 60 minutesOn State or National Highways 90 minutesGhat Roads and other places 120 minutes +/-

**(The response time will depend on the location, terrain,traffic density and the time of the day.)Standard procedure when calling for On RoadAssistance in case of a breakdown:• Dial the toll free help line number – 1 800 209 7979• Identify your vehicle with the Vehicle chassis number

that is available in the Owners Service manual.• Explain your exact location with landmarks and tell us

about the problem you face with the vehicle.• Park your vehicle on the edge of the road, open the

bonnet and put on the hazard warning signal.• Place the advance warning triangle supplied with the

vehicle approx. 3 m from the vehicle in the direction of oncoming traffic.


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COVERAGE UNDER THE 24 X 7 ON ROAD ASSISTANCEPROGRAMI. The 24x7 On Road Assistance Program Service covers

the following services on your vehicle during warrantyperiod.

• Wheel change through spare wheel.

• Arrangement of fuel. (Fuel cost will be chargeable at actualcost)

• Re-opening the vehicle in cases of key lock out.

• Rectification of electrical problems related to battery, fusesetc.

• On spot repairs for complaints repairable at site.^

• Vehicle to vehicle towing or winching & towing for nonaccident cases up to the nearest TATA MOTORSauthorized workshop. Towing charges at actual costbeyond the same to be paid to the ASP in cash. (Anyferry or toll charges levied in relation to the vehicle beingtowed to be paid by the customers in actuals in cash).For accident cases, towing charges to be borne by thecostomer.

II. The 24x7 On Road Assistance Program coverage onavailing the 24X7 policy, post warranty, i.e. upto maximumof 6 instance of assistance in one year for both the plans-Basic and Premium. In the premium plan, this includes 1instance of towing upto the nearest TATA MOTORSauthorised workshop.

EXCLUSIONS24x7 On Road Assistance Program does not apply to• Cost of parts consumables and labour for such repairs

not covered under warranty*. These charges are to besettled with ASP in cash.

• Toll or ferry charges paid by ASP in reaching to thebreakdown site to be settled with ASP in actuals in cash.

• Cases involving accident, fire, theft, vandalism, riots,lightening, earthquake, windstorm, hail, tsunami, unusualweather conditions, other acts of God, flood, etc.

• Vehicles that are unattended, un-registered,impounded or abandoned.

• Breakdown/defects caused by misuse, abuse,negligence, alterations or modifications made to the ve-hicle.

• Lack of maintenance as per the maintenanceschedule as detailed in the owner’s manual.



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• Cases involving racing, rallies, vehicle testing orpractice for such events..

DISCLAIMER :• The service is not available in the some part of J&K and

in Union Territories of Andaman & Nicobar Islands andLakshwadeep.

• **The reach time is indicative & the actual reach time willbe conveyed by the call centre at the time of breakdowncall.

• The reach time can vary depending on the traffic density& time of the day.

• The reach time indicated does not account for delaysdue to but not limited to acts of God, laws, rules &regulations for time being in force, orders of statutory orGovt. authorities, industrial disputes, inclement weather,heavy down pour, floods, storms, natural calamities, roadblocks due to accidents, general strife and law & orderconditions viz. fire, arson, riots, strikes, terrorist attacks,war etc.

• ^ On spot repairs at breakdown site shall depend on natureof complaints & will be as per the discretion of the ASP.

• *The decision for free of charge repairs will be as per thewarranty policy & procedures of TATA MOTORS LTD.

and as per the interpretation of the same by ASP. You willbe duly informed by the ASP & call centre for the changeapplicable if any.

• All charges wherever applicable need to be settled directlywith the ASP.



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EXCLUSION OF LIABILITIES :

• It is understood that TATA MOTORS shall be under noliability whatsoever in respect of any loss or damagearising directly or indirectly out of any delay in or nondelivery of, defect/deficiency in service/parts provided byASP.

• In case vehicle cannot be repaired on-site, customersare advised to use the towing facility for taking their vehicleto the nearest TATA MOTORS authorized workshop only.In no condition will the vehicle be towed to anyunauthorized workshop. TATA MOTORS will not beresponsible for any repairs carried out in suchunauthorized workshop.

• Customer are advised to take acknowledgment from theASP for the list of accessories/extra fittings and otherbelongings in the vehicle as well as the current conditionrelated to dents/scratches breakages of parts/fitments ofthe vehicle at the time of ASP taking possession of thevehicle & to verify these items when delivery is taken backby them, Claim for loss of or damage to items, if anyshould be taken up with ASP directly. TATA MOTORSshall not be responsible for any such claims, damages/loss or any deficiency of service of the ASP.


• Vehicles will be handled, repaired & towed as per thecustomer’s risk & TATA MOTORS shall not be liable forany damages / claims as a result of the same.

• Services entitled to the customers can be refused orcancelled on account of abusive behaviour, fraudulentrepresentation, malicious intent and refusal to pay thecharges for any charges related services and spare partsduring service or on previous occasion on part of thecustomer.

• On site repairs may be temporary in nature. Thecompletion of repairs does not certify the roadworthiness of the vehicle. The customer is advised toensure temporary repairs carried out onsite is followedby permanent repairs at TATA MOTORS AuthorizedWorkshop at the earliest.

• Terms and conditions and service coverage,exclusions etc. are subject to change without notice.


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EXTENDED WARRANTY

TATA MOTORS recommends the purchase of Extended its warranty program.Coverage : Mechanical + Electrical + EmissionBenifits :

• Insures you against unforeseen break down repair bills.• Documentation is simple and hassle free.• Near cashless & speedy claim settlement.

Term :

• 36 + 12 or 150000 kms whichever occurs first

Extended Warranty available in the dealership from where you havepurchased your vehicle. We strongly recommend purchase of ExtendedWarranty at time of purchase of your vehicle. Surcharge applicable onpurchase of Extended Warranty after 90 days of purchase of vehicle. ExtendedWarranty can be availed till 421 days from date of purchase of vehicle.The Dealer Service Marketing Executive shall explain to you the Terms andconditions, Coverage and Owner’s responsibility.

Extended Warranty Booklet & Cover Note :

The Extended Warranty booklet and cover note is the basis of the contract between TATA MOTORS LIMITED and the Owner of the vehicleshown on the Extended Warranty booklet. The Customer to retain this booklet and the same to be produced to the dealer while claimingbenefits under Extended Warranty.


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EXTENDED WARRANTY

I / We have been explained the Terms and conditions, Coverage and Owner’s responsibility by the Dealer Service MarketingExecutive.

I wish to avail / Do not wish to avail extended warranty policy.

Customer’s Sign Dealer’s Sign

Note :• The 12 month extended warranty does not follow the 36 month Manufacturer's warranty.• The extended warranty comes into force once the manufacturer’s warranty expires e.g. after 36 Months.• It is more restrictive as by the time it comes into force the vehicle is already 36 months old.

What is covered ?• Mechanical / Emission / Electrical break down as defined in this warranty and confirmed by the dealer within the stipulated

terms and conditions.• Tata Motors dealer shall either repair or replace any part found to be defective with a new part or an equivalent at no cost to

the owner for parts or labour.• Such defective parts which have been replaced will become property of TATA MOTORS LIMITED.• Comprehensive list of parts covered is mentioned in the page 9-12 of the Extended Warranty Booklet.

What is not covered ?Please refer the Extended Warranty Booklet for details of the exclusion list.

Owner’s Responsibility :• Proper use, maintenance and care of the vehicle in accordance with the instructions contained in the Owner’s Manual and

Service Booklet. The records of the same to be ensured in Owner’s Manual.• Retention of maintenance service bills.


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ANTI-RUST, SOUND DEADENING & ENGINE WAXING

Why are Corrosion Protection Waxes necessary?Corrosion is caused by:Water / salt water acid rain & atmospheric fallouts.

Critical areas are:

Cavities: joints, crevices, spot welds, underbody

• Corrosion is the most important factor when we talk about the vehicle life. If you treat your car you can prolong thelife.

• It is very dangerous to drive around in a corroded car.

• The corrosion creeps onto the car from the inside and from the outside. The most dangerous kind of corrosion isoften not discovered until it is too late.

Benefits of Anti -Rust treatment :

• A professionally applied range of world class products offering real value to the new and used car customer.• The treatment has been developed to withstand the harshest environmental and climatic conditions (rust.

Pollutants, stone and gravel impact, etc)• Insulate cabin space from external noises.• Expensive tin work and Denting / Painting avoided.• Higher resale value for the car.• Higher safety – uncorroded vehicle• Upto 60 months warranty & 10 free checkups available


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ANTI-RUST, SOUND DEADENING & ENGINE WAXING

Engine Wax Treatment :Engine Wax is a beige coloured transparent lacquer coating on the engine compartment.

• Corrosion Prevention for the Engine compartment• Neat, clean and New Look to Engine compartment• No effect on MPFI vehicles• Engine wax can withstand upto 200 degrees temp• No need of cleaning the engine compartment with diesel once engine wax is sprayed• Life of over a year

Sound Deadening System :Door vibration deadeners - These pads when stuck on the insides of the sheet metal increase sheet metal rigidity, reducevibrations and increase riding comfort.

• Used for reducing the sheet metal vibration in a vehicle.• Product to be used once in the life of the vehicle - Life Time Warranty• Effect is Life long i.e. until & unless pads are physically removed.• Negligible increase in Weight & hence no effect on fuel consumption.• Areas covered - four doors, rear quarter panels & dicky. In case of diesel vehicles, can be used in the bonnet.

TATA MOTORS has tied up with M/s Wuerth , M/s Autokrom, M/s 3M India Ltd & M/s Bardahl for these world classtreatment at affordable prices. These treatments are available in all authorized workshops. The Dealer Service MarketingExecutive will explain to you the benefits and terms and conditions of this treatment.

I / We have been explained the Benefits, Terms and conditions and the prices of these treatments by the Dealer Service MarketingExecutive

I wish to avail / Do not wish to avail these treatment

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Vehicle Exterior Enrichment :

Why vehicles are painted?• For Corrosion protection of the metal surfaces.• Ease of application from other corrosion protection treatments.• Cheaper than other corrosion protection methods eg.galvanizing, anodizing.• For decoration and identification.

Various Environmental Hazards affecting paints :• Environmental hazards: destroy your vehicle's finish.• Even as your new vehicle rolls off the assembly line, the paint is not protected.

The enemy :Ultraviolet Rays, Pollution, Tree Sap, Bird Droppings, Car Wash Chemicals, Road Salt, Acid Rain.

Benefits: Vehicle Exterior Enrichment• Removal of medium scratches, orange peel, oxidation , dust nibs etc & swirl marks from painted surface.• Restoration of original gloss levels UV protection after gloss is restored.• Cleaning & dressing of tyres, Bumpers & all exterior plastic moldings/trims.

Tata Motors has tied up with M/s Autokrom, M/s 3M & M/s Wuerth for this world class treatment at affordable prices. Thistreatment is available in all authorized workshops. The Dealer Service Marketing Executive will explain to you the benefits andterms and conditions of this treatment.

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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

Vehicle Interior EnrichmentWhy protect your new car’s fabric interior ?

Someone will soil your vehicle's fabric carpet or seats.A significant detractor from your vehicle's resale value.A permanent stain on your vehicle's interior fabric.

The enemy :Drink Spills - Food Stains - Mud - Ultraviolet Rays Pets - Traffic

Benefits: Vehicle Interior EnrichmentRemoval of medium stains and dirt from all interior parts of the car i.e carpet, upholstery and roof lining.Cleaning of windshield and all windows (inside and outside)Dressing of all internal plastics (eg: door pad trims )and rubber parts.The treatment involves cleaning and dressing of All parts of the exposed interiors.Specialised protection for seat fabric from liquid spills.

Tata Motors has tied up with M/s Wuerth , M/s Autokrom & M/s 3M India Ltd for this world class treatment at affordableprices. This treatment is available in all authorized workshops. The Dealer Service Marketing Executive will explain to you thebenefits and terms and conditions of this treatment.

I / We have been explained the Terms and conditions, Coverage and Owner’s responsibility by the Dealer Service MarketingExecutive.

I wish to avail / Do not wish to avail extended warranty

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

TATA MOTORS is committed to producethe vehicles using environ-mentallysustainable technology. A number offeatures have been incorporated in TataMotors passenger vehicles which havebeen designed to ensure environmentalcompatibility throughout the life cycle of thevehicle. We would like to inform you thatyour vehicle meets BS-IV emissionnorms and this is being regularlyvalidated at the manufacturing stages.

As a user you too can protect theenvironment by operating your vehicle in aproactive manner. A lot depends on yourdriving style and the way you main-tain yourcar. We have given a few tips below foryour guidance.

DRIVING

• Avoid frequent and violentaccelerations.

• Do not carry any unnecessary weighton the vehicle as it over loads theengine.

• Avoid using devices requiring highpower consumption during slow citytraffic condition.

• Monitor the vehicle’s fuel consumptionregularly and if showing rising trend getthe vehicle immediately attended at theCompany’s Authorised Service Outlets.

• Switch off the engine during long stopsat traffic jams or signals. If you need tokeep the engine running, avoidunnecessary revving it up or stoppingand starting.

• It is not necessary to rev up the enginebefore turning it off as it unnecessarilyburns the fuel.

• Shift to higher gears as soon as it ispossible. Use each gear upto 2/3rd ofit’s maximum engine speed. A chartindicating gear shifting speeds is givenin this book.

MAINTENANCE

• Ensure that recommendedmaintenance is carried out on thevehicle regularly at the AuthorisedService Outlets.

• As soon as you see any leakages of oilor fuel in the vehicle we recommend toget it attended immediately.

• Use only recommended grades andquantity of lubricants and clean/uncontaminated and correct fuels.

• Get your vehicle checked for emissionperiodically by authorised dealer.

• Ensure that fuel filter, oil filter andbreather are checked periodically andreplaced, if required,as recommendedby Tata Motors.

• Do not pour the used oils or coolantsinto the sewage drains, garden soil oropen streams.Dispose the used filtersand batteries in compliance with thecurrent legislation.

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• Do not allow unauthorised person totamper with engine settings or to carrymodifications on the vehicle.

• Never allow the vehicle to run out of fuel.

• Parts like brake liners, clutch discshould be vacuum cleaned. Do not usethe compressed air for cleaning theseparts which may spread the dust in theatmosphere.

While carrying out the servicing orrepairs of your vehicle you should paykeen attention to some of theimportant engine aggregates andwiring harness which greatly affectemission. These components are :

1. Fuel injection equipments : pump,rail,Injectors, Nozzles and highpressure pipes.

2. Air Intake & Exhaust system especiallyfor leakages.

3. Cylinder head for valve leakage.

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

5. Turbocharger.

6. EGR System & components.

7. Electrical connections

8. ‘Service’ lamp continuously glows,please take the vehicle to ServiceStation.

9. Catalytic Convertor

10. EMS wiring harness i.e. electricalconnections to all sensors andactuators.

This Owner’s manual contains furtherinformation on driving precautions andmaintenance care leading to environmentprotection. Please familiarise yourself withthese aspects before driving.

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WARRANTY - TERMS & CONDITIONS

We WARRANT each TATA ARIA vehicle& parts thereof manufactured by us to befree from defect in mater ia l andworkmanship, subject to the followingterms & conditions :1. This warranty shall be for 36 months

OR 1,00,000 kms, whichever is earlierfrom the date of sale of the vehicle.

2. Our obligation under this warranty shallbe limited to repairing or replacing, freeof charge, such parts of the vehiclewhich, in our opinion, are defective, onthe vehicle being brought to us or toour dealers within the warranty period.The parts so repaired or replaced shallalso be warranted for quality andworkmanship but such warranty shallbe co-terminus with this originalwarranty.

3. Any part which is found to be defectiveand is replaced by us under thewarranty shall be our property.

4. As for such parts as tyres, batteries,infotainment system, electricalequipment and fuel injection equipment,not manufactured by us but supplied byother parties, this warranty shall not

apply. However buyers of the vehicleshall be entitled to, so far as permissibleby law, all such rights as we may haveagainst such parties under theirwarranties in respect of such parts.Our Dealers/TASC’s will assist thepurchaser in taking up the complaintwith the respective manufacturers andtheir decision on the warranty will befinal.

5. This warranty shall not apply if thevehicle or any part thereof is repairedor altered otherwise than in accordancewith our standard repair procedure, orby any person other than our sales orservice establishments, our authoriseddealers or service centres or servicepoints in any way so as, in ourjudgement which shall be final andbinding, to effect its reliability, nor shallit apply if, in our opinion which shall befinal and binding the vehicle issubjected to misuse, negligence,improper or inadequate maintenance oraccident or loading in excess of suchcarrying capacity as certified by us, orsuch services as prescribed in ourOwner’s Manual and Service Book are

not carried out by the buyer through oursales or service establishments, ourauthorised dealers or service centresor service points.

6. This warranty shall not cover normalwear and tear or any inherent normaldeterioration of the vehicle or any of itsparts arising from the actual use of thevehicle or any damage due to negligentor improper operation or storage of thevehicle. This warranty shall not applyto normal maintenance services viz.oils & fluid changes, head lampsfocussing, fastener retightening, wheelbalancing, tyre rotation, adjustment ofvalve clearance, fuel timing, ignitiontiming and consumables like bulbs, fuelfilters and oil filters etc. This warrantyshall not apply to any damage ordeter io ra t ion caused byenvironmental pol lut ion or birddroppings. This warranty shall notapply to V-belts, rubber parts, hosesand gas leaks in case of a i rcondi t ioned vehic le . S l ightirregularit ies not recognised asaffecting the function or quality of thevehicle or parts such as slight noise

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or vibration and defects appearingonly under particular or irregularoperations or i tems consideredcharacteristic of the vehicle.

7. This warranty shall be null and voidi f the vehic le is subjected toabnormal use such as ral lying,racing or participation in any othercompetitive sports. This warrantyshall not apply to any repairs orreplacement as a result of accidentor collision.

8. This warranty is expressly in lieu ofall warranties, whether by law orotherwise, expressed or implied, andall other obligations or liabilities onour part and we neither assume norauthorise any person to assume onour behalf, any other liability arisingfrom the sale of the vehicle or anyagreement in relation thereto.

9. The buyer shall have no other rightsexcept those set out above and have,particular, no right to repudiate thesale, or any agreement or to claimany reduction in the purchase priceof the vehicle, or to demand any

damages or compensat ion forlosses, incidental or indirect, orinconvenience or consequentialdamages, loss of vehicle, or loss oftime, otherwise, incurred or accrued.

10. Any claim arising from this warrantyshall be recognised only if i t isnotified in writing to us or to ourconcerned dealer without any delaysoon after such defect as observedand ascertained under this warranty.

11. This warranty shall stand terminatedi f the vehic le is t ransferred orotherwise alienated by the buyerwithout our prior written consent.

12. We reserve our rights to make anychange or modification in the designof the vehicle or its parts or tointroduce any improvement therein orto incorporate in the vehicle anyadditional part or accessory at anytime without incurring any obligationto incorporate the same in thevehicles previously sold.

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GETTING STARTED

REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY (RKE) :

Your car is equipped with a RemoteKeyless Entry (RKE) function.The three buttons on ignition key are:1) Unlock (To unlock the vehicle)2) Approach / vehicle search Light3) Lock (To lock the vehicle)

NOTE• Do not leave your key inside the

vehicle.• The LED on the transmitter will flash

to show that the E-Key is working.• The operating of the E-Key’s

transmitter will vary due toenvironmental conditions.

UNLOCK LOCK

APPROACHLIGHT

REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY

Unlock :Press once to unlock driver door & fuelflap. To open all doors including tailgate,press twice.Lock :Press once to lock all doors includingtail gate and fuel flap.Approach light :When you want to search your vehicle,press approach light button on the key.The dip / Low beam, parking lamp andall interior lights of your vehicle will beswitched ON.If you press the approach button againor if you switch the ignition ‘ON’immediately, the lights are switched‘OFF’.In the absence of the above conditions,the lights go ‘OFF’ after approximately30 seconds.

NOTEIf any of the E-Keys are lost, contactan authorised Tata dealer as soon aspossible to de-activate the lost key.

E- key after opening up of back screw

Low Battery Voltage status can beobserved by User:a) Considerable reduction in the range

of Remoteb) LED on the Remote start to blink at

faster rate when a button is pressed.

Changing E-Key Battery :

Please note that spare original E-Keyis required when making an additionalE-Key.If both the E-Keys are lost, pleasecontact an authorised Tata dealer.

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GETTING STARTED DOOR LOCKING / UNLOCKING

OPENING AND CLOSING DOOR

Front Doors (Driver and Co-driver):

Locking without a key from inside:

Locking / unlocking doors with keyfrom outside:

Both front doors (drivers and co-driver)have separate locking facility. Frontdoors can be locked or unlocked fromoutside using the E-key.

Insert the E-key and turn it anti-clockwise to open or clockwise to lockthe door. Pull the door handle to openan unlocked door.

LOCK SWITCH : This switch isprovided to lock the doors.By pressing the lock button all the doorscan be locked.UNLOCK SWITCH : This switchis provided to unlock the doors.By pressing the unlock button all thedoors can be unlocked.Opening the doors from inside:

All doors can be opened from inside. Toopen, pull the door opening lever.

NOTEDo not leave the key inside the vehiclewhile closing the door.

All the doors can also be locked orunlocked independently from inside bypressing or pulling the knob. Press tolock and Pull to unlock.

CAUTIONWhen locking doors this way, do notleave the key inside the vehicle.

You can also lock and unlock all thedoors by the lock and unlock switchesprovided on the facia.

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GETTING STARTEDDOOR LOCKING / UNLOCKING

Child lock:

RH DOORLH DOOR

Tail gate Locking / Unlocking:

The tail gate can be opened only fromoutside once the vehicle is unlocked.To unlock the vehicle, press the“UNLOCK” button twice on the RKE(Remote Keyless Entry) key. Once thevehicle is unlocked, pull the door handle(1) below the chrome garish on the tailgate. For locking the tail gate, press the“LOCK” button on the RKE key.

A seperate lock (2) is also provided onthe tailgate. It can be operated by RKEkey.

Both the rear doors of the car areprovided with a child lock. Push the locklever located on vertical face of the doornear the lock downward before closingthe door. The door which has beenlocked by activating the child lockcannot be opened from inside, it canbe opened only from the outside.

CAUTIONDeactivate the child lock when notrequired.

2. Location of tailgate lock1. Location of door handle

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NOTEDo not slam the tailgate. closesmoothly for better performance.

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GETTING STARTED STEERING LOCK CUM IGNITION SWITCH

Steering Lock and Ignition Switch :

Steering lock cum ignition switch islocated on the right hand side of thesteering column.The key of ignition switch is commonfor door lock, steering lock and glovebox lock. It has four positions. Turn thekey clockwise to operate the belowfunctions :LOCK - Steering LockedACC - Accessories ‘ON’ON - All electricals ‘ON’START - Engine crank

The engine can be turned ‘OFF’ withoutlocking steering wheel by turning to‘ACC’ position from ‘ON’ position.ON:In this position, all the electricals andaccessories comes ‘ON’.STARTING THE ENGINE:• Ensure that the vehicle is in Neutral

gear for safe starting.• Do not press the accelerator pedal.• Wait till glow plug indicator goes OFF• Keep the clutch pedal fully pressed

and crank the engine. Release thekey as soon as engine starts. Whilecranking, all accessories will bemomentarily ‘OFF’.

NOTEThe Starter Protection System fitted inthis vehicle does not allow you to crankthe engine until you fully press theclutch pedal.

NOTEIlluminated key ringTo assist you to locate your vehicle’signition switch in the dark, the steeringlock cum ignition switch comes withan illuminated key ring. When youopen the driver’s door, the illuminatedkey ring comes ‘ON’ and dims outwhen the door is closed after 60seconds (similar to cabin lights).

LOCK:You can insert or remove the key onlyin this position. The steering column islocked when the key is removed.

CAUTIONDo not remove the key while driving.It will lock the steering and can causeloss of control. Remove the key onlywhen the vehicle is parked.

ACC (Accessories ‘ON’):When ignition key is turned to ‘ACC’position, accessories like music systemare switched ‘ON’.

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SEATS :Front Seats:

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1. Seat Back Recliner Lever2. Seat Height Adjustment Lever (Only on

Driver’s seat)3. Lever for Forward and Backward movement4. Lumbar support ( Only on front seats)

2. Seat Height Adjustment (Only forDriver’s Seat ):

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1. Seat Back Recliner:

Driver’s seat height can be adjusted bya lever located on the seat base on theright hand side, just ahead of the seatback recliner lever. You can raise theseat height by pumping / pulling the leverupwards until appropriate seat height isreached and lower it by pumping /pushing the lever downwards.

To change the seat back angle, leanforward slightly and raise the smallerlever. Keeping lever in raised position,lean back to the position you want andrelease the lever. Make sure that leverreturns to it’s original position.

Bucket type seats are provided withmultiple adjustments.

WARNINGDo not adjust the seat when driving.Adjust the seat only when the vehicleis stationary.

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3.Moving the Seat Forward andBackward:

To adjust the seat position, lift the leverunder the seat cushion front, slide theseat to the desired position and releasethe lever. Once the desired position isachieved, release the lever to lock theseat. Make sure the seat is locked firmlyin position.

4. Lumbar Support (if fitted):

Lumbar support is provided on Driverand Co-driver’s seats to give youcomfort while driving. It is adjusted bythe lever provided on the side of theseat backrest.

Front Seat Armrest (if fitted):

Front seats are provided with armrest.For folding the armrest, pull the knobupwards fitted to it and lift the armrest.

NOTEIf you feel inconveniece while driving,always keep the armrest in foldableposition.

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Second Row Seat :


Moving the Seat Forward andBackward:

Lever for Forward and Backward movement

To adjust the seat position, lift the leverunder the seat cushion front, slide theseat to the desired position and releasethe lever. Once the desired position isachieved, release the lever to lock theseat. Make sure the seat is locked firmlyin position. Both second row seats canbe adjusted independently.

Foldable Armrest (if provided) :

Second row seat is split in 2 parts(60:40). Space for two occupants isprovided at RH side and space for singleoccupant is provided at the LH side.

A foldable arm rest has been providedin the second row seat. This can beused by the occupants for resting theirarms. It also has two cup holders and autility box, which can be accessed byopening the cover.When not required,this armrest can be folded back into theseat.

NOTENever use armrest as a support.Never allow children to sit on armrest.

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Front Facing Third Row Seat :

Second Row Seat Folding :

Plastic hook for folding seat backrest

These seats can be independentlyfolded, as & when required for carryinglong objects. The seat backrests areprovided with a plastic hook for foldingat seat back. Pulling the plastic hookupwards allows the seat backrest tofold.To incline the seat to a desired angle,pull the plastic hook upwards, set theangle and release the hook for locking.

For keeping the seat backrest upright,push back the seat backrest untill it getslocked in its position.

A foldable and split type soft cushionedcomfortable seats are provided at therear behind the second row seat.

Fabric hook for folding seat backrest

Third Row Seat Folding :

A fabric hook is provided behind theseat backrest. To fold the seat, pull thefabric hook. Both the seats can beindependently folded to create extraluggage space.For keeping the seat backrest upright,push back the seat backrest untill it getslocked in its position.

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Getting in and out Third Row Seat :

To get in/out,you have to fold any of the2nd row seats.To fold the this seat :

1. Pull the plastic hook located on topof the middle seat backrest. The seatback rest collapses.

Plastic hook for folding seat backrest

2. Now lift the seat from its base bypulling the knob provided at the baseof the seat to fold.

The second row seats can also belifted from it’s base by pulling thefabric hook located behind the seat’sback.

NOTEWhile folding the second row seatafter getting inside the third row seat,never keep your feet on the seatlocking brackets.

For instructionsplease refer thesticker attached atthe bottom side ofthe second rowseat.

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Luggage space after folding third row seat


Getting extra luggage space:Extra luggage space can be created byfolding either second or third row seatbased on your requirement.

NOTEWhen folded, each seat base cancarry a load of approximately 25 Kgs.

A flap is provided on third row seat tobridge gap between second and thirdrow seats, when fully folded. The flapcan withstand max. 5 kg. of load.

Location of flaps Luggage space after folding second and thirdrow seat

Parcel Shelf fitment provision :

Your vehicle has a provision for fitting aparcel shelf over third row seat.To fit the parcel shelf, fold the third rowseat and slide both the parcel shelfmounting covers upwards. Fix the parcelshelf and ensure for proper locking.

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GETTING STARTEDHEAD RESTRAINT & SEAT BELT

Head Restraint:

Notch button

SEAT BELTS

Your vehicle is equipped with seat belts,for front and rear seats as a part ofoccupant restraint system.

Wearing seat belts properly can protectyou from being thrown against theinsides of the vehicle or against otheroccupants in case of an accident orsudden braking. It will reduce thechances of severe injury.

This vehicle has three point inertia reeltype front and rear seat belts in the outboard positions and a lap belt for middlepassenger on second row rear seat. Innormal driving, the belt lets you movefreely in your seat. In case of anaccident or sudden braking, inertia reelautomatically tightens the belt to helprestrain your body.

The anchor end of the shoulder belt isadjustable to suit the height of thepassenger wearing it. The lap belt hasone manually adjusted belt that fitsacross the hip bone. Make sure that your

Head restraints are designed to help inreducing neck injury in case ofaccidents. For best protection, adjustthe head restraint, so that it is in thelevel with one’s ears.To adjust the head restraint, pull or pushit until it clicks. If head restraint needsto be removed, pull the head restraintfully upwards, then push the notch buttonwith a thumb.

WARNINGAvoid driving the vehicle with thehead-restraint removed as it isprovided for your safety.

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How to use shoulder / lapbelts :

• Enter the car and close the door. Sitback and adjust the front seat. Makesure that your seat is adjusted to agood driving position and the backof the seat is upright.

• The tongue is located above the backof your seat. Grasp the tongue andpull out the belt over the shoulder andacross the chest. When the belt islong enough to fit, insert the tongueinto the lock buckle until you hear a“CLICK” which indicates that the beltis securely locked.

• Position the lap belt across yourthighs, below your abdomen. Toremove slack in the lap belt portion,pull up a bit on the shoulder belt. Toloosen the lap belt if it is too tight, tiltthe tongue and pull on the lap belt. Asnug belt reduces the risk of slidingunder the belt in a collision.

• To release the belt, push the redbutton on the lock buckle. The beltwill automatically retract to its stowedposition. If necessary, slide thetongue down the webbing to allow thebelt to retract fully.

Seat belt safety :WARNING

• Wearing a seat belt incorrectly isdangerous. Seat belts are designedto bear upon the bony structure ofthe body and should be worn lowacross the front of the pelvis, or thepelvis, chest and shoulders, asapplicable. Wearing the lap sectionof the belt across the abdominalarea must be avoided.

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1. Seat Belt 3. Lock Buckle2. Tongue 4. Lap Belt

SEAT BELTS

seat is adjusted to a good drivingposition and the back of the seat isupright.

Seat belt height adjustment

Retractor Pre - tensioner LoadLimiter belts (RPLL) :The main function of RPLL belt is toremove slack from the belt in the eventof an accident to restrict forwardmovement of the occupant. The RPLLbelts are triggered in situations wherethe front or side airbags deploy. Do notdisconnect RPLL belts electricalconnection.

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• Each belt assembly must only beused by one occupant. It isdangerous to put a belt around achild being carried on theoccupant’s lap.

• A belt that is buckled into the wrongbuckle will not protect you properly.Always buckle your belt into thebuckle nearest you.

• A belt that is too loose will not protectyou as well. In a sudden stop, youcould move too far forward,increasing the possibility of injury.

• A belt that is worn under your armis very dangerous. Your body couldstrike the inside surfaces of thevehicle in a collision. Wear the beltover your shoulder.

• Be sure the belt is straight. If youcan’t straighten a belt, take it to yournearest TATA authorized dealer.

• A frayed or torn belt could rip apartin a collision and leave you with noprotection. Inspect the belt system

periodically, checking for cuts,frays, or loose parts.Do notdisassemble or modify the system.

• If possible, use the seat belts tosecure heavy luggage that are tobe carried on the seats.

• Do not wear seat belts over hard,sharp or fragile items in clothing,such as pens, keys, spectacles etc.

• Care should be taken to avoidcontamination of the webbing withpolishes, oils and chemicalsespecially battery acid. Cleaningmay safely be carried out usingmild soap and water.

Seat belt warning indicator :Seat belt warning indicator comes‘ON’ for 3 seconds followed by blinkingwith buzzer for 6 seconds, when ignitionis turned ‘ON’ .If seat belt is not fastened, the lamp willbe ‘ON’ contineously without audio alarmtill vehicle speed reaches 16 km/h.

Use of seatbelts for expectantmother:

Expectant mother must wear a correctlypositioned seat belt. It is safer formother as well as unborn child. Doctor’sadvice is recommended.Expectant mother should wear the lappart of the belt across the thighs and as

When vehicle speed exceeds above 16km/h, the lamp will continue to flash withintermittent audio alarm.

Once the seat belt is fastened, thebuzzer and warning indicator will go‘OFF’.

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For optimum safety, children shouldtravel in the rear of the vehicle at alltimes. However, if it is essential that achild travels in front, set the frontpassenger seat fully backward anddisable the passenger air bag using theswitch on the side of dash board at thepassenger’s side.

SEAT BELTS

Use only approved Child restrainedsystem which meets safety standards.Only fit a child seat that has beenapproved for use in your vehicle andensure that the manufacture’s fittinginstructions are followed correctly.

snug across the hips as possible. Keepthe belt low so that it does not comeacross the abdomen. That way thestrong bones of the hips will take theforce if there is a collision.

Child restraints:

Seat belt parking brackets :

Your vehicle is provided with seat beltparking brackets for second and thirdrow seat belts. Whenever second orthird row seat is not occupied, hook theseat belts at its respective parkingbrackets to avoid rattling.

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GETTING STARTEDREAR VIEW MIRRORS

REAR VIEW MIRRORS :Inner Rear View Mirror :

Inner rear view mirror is mounted insidethe cabin near the front cabin lamp. Ithas two positions:a. Normal positionb. Antiglare position

NOTEUse Antiglare position only whennecessary, as it reduces rear viewclarity.

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1. Inner Rear View Mirror 2. Anti-glare Knob

Power Fold and Motorised Outer RearView Mirror (if fitted):

Motorised Rear View Mirrors are fittedon both front doors and can be adjustedto the desired position with the help ofa switch provided on the driver sidedoor.Motorised Rear View Mirrors allow thedriver to adjust the mirrors withoutlowering the glasses and without movingfrom his position.1. Move the main switch to L (for leftside) and R (for right side)2. Use the 4 positions of the knob to

adjust the rear view mirrors to requiredposition.These mirrors are provided withdemister. For activating the rear viewmirror demister and rear windshielddemister, a common switch is providedon the A.C. panel.Outer rear viewmirrors can be folded by operatingthe mirror fold switch (3). This enablesyou to park your car in limited parkingspace. Press the mirror fold switch tofold both outside mirrorssimultaneously. Press again to unfold.

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1. Mirror Adjustment Switch 2. MirrorSelection Swich 3. Mirror Fold Switch

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GETTING STARTED STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT & 4X2 / 4X4 / AUTO SELECTION SWITCH

Steering wheel position Adjustment

You can adjust the steering wheelposition to suit your convenience.

Adjust the steering wheel position asfollows before you start driving.

1. Adjust the seat to the comfortableposition.

2. The lever to tilt the steering wheel isunder steering column. Push thelever to unlock the steering column.

1. Unlock Position 2. Lock Position

4 X 2 and 4X 4 / AUTO mode selectionswitch :

To activate 4 X 2 mode, press “4 X 2”switch provided on your vehicle’s facia,the LED on the switch turns “ON”.

To activate 4 X 4 / Auto mode, againpress “4 X 2” switch provided on yourvehicle’s facia, the LED on the switchgoes “OFF”.

3. Move the steering wheel up or downto the desire position. Position thewheel such a way that all theinstrument panel gauges andwarning lights are visible.

4. Pull the lever to lock the steeringcolumn once steering columnposition is fixed. Make sure thatsteering wheel is securely locked bymoving up and down.

CAUTIONSteering wheel should be adjustedonly when the vehicle is stationary.

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GETTING STARTEDHEAD LIGHT CONTROLS

Master Light Switch:

The Master Light Switch is located onthe right of the steering wheel on thedashboard.Knob functions :1. Auto Light (if fitted) : In this position,the headlights will be automaticallyswitched ON depending on ambient lightconditions (while entering a tunnel orwhen it is twilight). For details, pleaserefer - SPECIAL FEATURES - Rain &Light sensors.2. OFF : In this position, all functionsare ‘OFF’.

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3. Parking : In this position, onlyParking lamps are switched ‘ON’.4. Headlamp : In this position, Headlamps and Parking lamp are switched‘ON’.5. Fog Lamp : For switching ‘ON’ theFog lamps, either the Head Lamp orParking lamp must be ‘ON’. Thereforeturn the knob to position 3 or 4.The knob can be pulled / pushed in twopositions to turn ‘ON’ / turn ‘OFF’ thefog lamps. First pull will turn ‘ON’ thefront fog lamps and second pull switches‘ON’ the rear fog lamps. Similarly the

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AUTOOFF

PARKING

HEADLAMP

FOGLAMP

first push will switch ‘OFF’ the rear foglamps and second push will turn ‘OFF’the front fog lamps.

NOTEUse fog lamps in foggy / mistyconditions to improve visibility.

Front fog lamp - Switch ‘ON’ position

Rear fog lamp - Switch ‘ON’ position

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Adjusting the Headlamp:

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1. Illumination brightness AdjustimentSwitch

2. Headlamp Height Adjustment Switch

Loading Condition Switch Position

UnladenOne Person in the driver’s seat 0One Person in the driver’s seat +One in the front passenger seatOne Person in the driver’s seat +One in the front passenger seat + 1Two people in the rear most seatAll seats occupied (7 People) 2All Seats occupied + Luggage areafilled to permissible axle loadOne Person in the driver’s seat + 3Luggage areafilled to permissibleaxle load

Adjusting the illuminationbrightness:The function of Illumination controlswitch (Scroll type) is located above theMaster light switch knob to vary thebrightness of backlit illumination ofdevices and switches in the cabin.

The Master Light switch also has Headlamp leveling function. You can adjustthe headlamp beam depending on load(passengers / goods) in your car.This can be operated by a scroll typeswitch located above the Master lightswitch knob.

NOTEWhen the low beam is switched ON,adjust the headlamp range to suit thecar load. Adjust when vehicle isstationary.

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GETTING STARTED WINDOW WINDING

Power Windows :

Window Winding Switch on rear doors

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1. Rear Power Window Lock / UnlockButton

2. RH Front Window Winding Switch3. RH Rear Window Winding Switch4. LH Front Window Winding Switch5. LH Rear Window Winding Switch

Glasses on all four windows of yourvehicle can be operated by switchesprovided on the main control panellocated at driver’s arm rest. They workonly when the key is in the “IGN”position. Each window glass can beoperated with switch provided on otherdoors.

Glasses are wound up by pulling theswitch and are lowered by pressing itdown. If you would prefer to have theglass at its lower most position, pressthe switch down and the glass glidesdown. This feature is known as “ExpressDown”.A safety locking arrangement has alsobeen provided and can be activated bya push type switch located at the centre,below the window switches. It has twopositions:

PRESS - ‘ON’ PositionAgain PRESS TO RELEASE - ‘OFF’positionWhen the switch is in “LOCK” position,the rear window switches (located onrear doors) do not function. The rearwindow glasses can still be operated byusing the switches on the console.Illumination on the rear window switchgoes off when the switch is in lockedcondition. Press down the lock buttonto unlock.Individual window winding switcheshave been provided only on other doors.

WARNINGWhile raising the glass, take care toavoid fingers / hands getting trappedbetween glass and the frame.

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01. Side A.C. Vents02. Side A.C. Vents03. Top Stowage Box04. Display Monitor05. Rain Light Sensor06. Steering Wheel07. Instrument Cluster08. Horn Pad09. Accelerator Pedal10. Brake Pedal11. Clutch Pedal12. Coin Holder13. Parking Brake14. Power Socket15. Gear Shift Lever16. USB / AUX port17. HVAC Control18. A.C. Vents19. Music System20. Glove Box21. Glove Box (With Cooling facility)

DASHBOARD

DASH BOARD

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GEAR SHIFTING LEVER & PARKING BRAKE

Gearshift lever & Shifting pattern : Parking brake :

A mechanical parking brake acting onlyon the rear wheel is provided on yourvehicle. The parking brake lever islocated behind the gearshift lever. Toapply the parking brake, pull the leverup fully. The indicator light on theinstrument panel will come 'ON'.

To release it, pull the lever up slightly,press the release button and push thelever down. The parking brake indicator

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1. Parking Brake Lever 2. Release ButtonA. Parking Brake Applied PositionB. Parking Brake Released Position

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

CAUTIONThe reverse gear should be engagedonly when the car is stationary. Waitfor 5 seconds after declutching toensure smooth engagement of thereverse gear.

on the instrument panel will go 'OFF'when the parking brake lever is fullyreleased. When parking on level ground,place the gear lever in the 'Neutral'position. When parking on a downhillgradiant, place the gear lever in'Reverse' position. When parking onuphill gradiant, place the gear lever inthe '1st' position.

CAUTIONApply the parking brake properlybefore leaving the car & release itbefore moving. Use the parking brakefor holding the car on a gradient.

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COMBI-SWITCH

COMBI-SWITCH (LH STALK) :

1. Front windshield wash and wipe :To spray the washer fluid on the windshield.

1. When you pull the lever little longer, washerfluid will be sprayed on the windshield.

2. The windshield wipers operate for threecycles after the lever is released and onemore cycle after five seconds.

3. When you crank the car’s engine, thesupply to washer motor is briefly cut off.

WARNINGIf you operate wash and wipe function formore than 30 seconds the controller cutsoff the supply to washer motors to avoidoverheating.

2. Rear windshield wash and wipe :Turn and hold the rotary knob to operate rearwindshield wash and wipe. It will return to‘OFF’ position as soon as released.3. OFF position4. Rear intermittent wipe :Turn the rotary knob and align (4) positionwith arrow mark to operate rear intermittentwiper. Rear wiper will start wipingintermittently.5. Rear wiper continuous ‘ON’Turn the rotary knob and align (5) positionwith arrow mark to operate rear intermittentwiper. Rear wiper will start wipingcontineously.6. Front windshield wipe and wash :

A) Flick / Mist : To operate frontwindshield wiper in case of light-rainor mist, move the lever downward

slightly and release. It will return to‘OFF’ position. The wiper will operateonce.B) Intermittent wipe : To operateintermittent wipe, lift the lever toposition ‘B’.

By rotating rotary switch (7), you canselect desired wiper speed.C) Slow wipe : To select ‘SLOW’contineous wipe, lift the lever toposition ‘C’.D) Fast wipe : To select ‘FAST’continuous wipe, lift the lever toposition ‘D’.

High Speed

Slow Speed

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COMBI-SWITCH (RH STALK) :

Turn Signals :

Right turn signal :

Right indicator lamps and instrumentcluster tell tale will come ‘ON’ if ignitionis ‘ON’ and indicator stalk is moved to

(As applicable)(As applicable)

COMBI-SWITCH

(As applicable)

Auto front wipe:

If your car comes fitted with a Rain andLight Sensor, Auto Front Wipe isactivated only when the wiper stalk is inthe Auto position. (Cars having AutoFront wipe will not be fitted with anintermittent wipe speed selector).Other operations of the switch are sameas explained on previous page exceptintermittent front wipe.For details, please refer ‘ SPECIALFEATURES - Rain and Lightsensors’.

NOTETurn the ignition switch to ‘ON’position, to operate all wash and wipefunctions.All functions pauses temporarily,when the engine is being cranked andresumes it’s function once cranckingis complete.

Front windshield washer nozzleCAUTION

1. Do not operate the windshieldwipers, when the windshield is dry orobstracted.

2. Always check and top up thewindshield washer fluid in thecontainer.3. Get the front and rear washernozzles cleaned periodically.

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COMBI-SWITCH

downward. For changing lanes, lightlyflip the stalk downwards.

Left turn signal :

Left indicator lamps and instrumentcluster tell tale will come ‘ON’ if ignitionis ‘ON’ and indicator stalk is moved toupward. For changing lanes, lightly flipthe stalk upwards.

Flash function :

Pull the lever towards steering wheel toflash the hi-beam head lamps and it willremain ‘ON’ till lever is in pulled position.The lever will return to it’s originalposition after releasing the lever.

Hi-Beam :

To switch over head lamps to hi-beam :

✦ Master light switch to head lampposition.

✦ Push the lever towards instrumentcluster.

✦ Hi-beam headlamps and instrumentcluster tell tale will come ‘ON’.

To switch over from high beam to lowbeam, PULL the lever back towards thesteering wheel.

TRIP, FUEL, SET functions :

Reset Switch

Display Information Control(DIC) Switch

By rotating the outermost ring of theCombi Switch, you can set the TRIP,FUEL and SET functions that aredisplayed on the instrument cluster. Toreset / scroll the values of the Trip meter,press the outermost switch on the stalk.(Please refer to Instrument Clustersection to know more about thesefunctions).

Cruise master ON / OFF switch :

Cruise Master ON/OFF Switch

If you want your vehicle to maintain aparticular, constant speed, rotate knobon the right stalk to ‘ON’ position toactivate the cruise function. Thisfunction is controlled by the SteeringWheel switches. (Please refer toCruise Control section for details).

(As applicable)

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

RPM meter

TemperatureGauge

MessagingCenter

FuelGauge

SpeedometerIndicators

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Instrument Cluster :

The Instrument cluster consists ofSpeedometer, RPM Meter, Temperaturegauge and Fuel gauge.

The instrument cluster also housesthe Message Centre. It consists of :

1) Main Odometer2) Trip meter (Distance for two trips - A

& B can be measured)3) Fuel Computer. Fuel Computer

displays :a) Instantaneous Fuel consumptionb) Average Fuel Consumption ( Fortrips A & B)c) Range (Distance to Empty)(Distance that can be covered withthe amount of fuel in the tank)

4) Outside Ambient TemperatureIn addition to the above, the instrumentcluster displays the Tell Tales and“Warning Massages” and “Trip”switches.

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Instrument cluster - Tell tales

SYMBOLTELL TALES COLOUR PRE-CHECK BUZZERENABLED

TEXT ON DISPLAYWITH PRIORITY

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Malfunction Indication Lamp

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Green

Blue

Red

Amber

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Turn Indicator

High Beam

Battery Charging

TOD/Transmission fault

Park Brake Applied

Brake Fluid Oil level low

EBD signal from ABS ECU

Glow plug indicator

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Service Lamp Indicator Amber X√ X

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Low Engine Oil Pressure

Low Fuel warning

Water In Fuel (Diesel)

ABS

Airbag

Traction Control SystemFailure

Traction Control SystemSwitched Off

ESP System Failure

ESP System Switched Off

High Temperature Warning

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TCS SWITCHED OFF (H)

ESP FAULT (H)

ESP SWITCHED OFF (H)

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Seat Belt

Immobilizer

Front Fog

Rear Fog

Driver Door open

Co-Driver Door open

Rear Left Door open

Rear Right Door open

Tail gate open

Cruise Control

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Amber

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FASTENSEATBELT (H) - Only for Export

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Tell Tales Description

Turn Signal:

One of these symbols comes ‘ON’ whenthe turn indicators is switched ‘ON’. Turnsignal lamps can be operated only whenthe ignition supply is ‘ON’ and by usingthe turn indicator switch on the combi-switch. The direction indicator arrow(LHS) and (RHS) on the instrumentcluster flashes along with externalindicator lights as selected.

If one of the external indicator bulbs getsfused, it is indicated by high frequencyflashing of the bulb of the same side.

High Beam:

This symbol comes ‘ON’ when theheadlamp high beam is switched ‘ON’.

Battery charging:

This symbol lights up when the ‘IGN’ isturned ‘ON’ and should go ‘OFF’ afterthe engine starts.

NOTEIf it remains ‘ON’ while the engine isrunning, it indicates that the batteryis not getting charged. Switch off allunnecessary electrical equipmentand get the problem attended to atTATA Authorised Service outlet.

TOD Indicator :

This symbol comes ‘ON’ when theignition is turned ON and goes ‘OFF’after approximately three seconds. If itcontinues to remain ‘ON’ or if it comes'ON' after Ignition on precheck, itindicates a fault in the Transmissionsystem.Take your car to a TATAAuthorised Service centre.

Park Brake / Brake FluidOil level Indicator:

This indicator comes ‘ON’ forapproximately three seconds whenignition is turned 'ON' and goes ‘OFF’.If it remains ‘ON’, it may indicate :

1. Brake fluid level is low.2. Parking brake is applied. It will go

‘OFF’when it is released.3. Fault in ABS/EBD system

Diesel Pre-Heat indicator /Glow Plug Indicator:This symbol comes ‘ON’ when theignition key is in the ‘ON’ position.

NOTEEngine should be started only afterthis indicator goes ‘OFF’.

Malfunction IndicationLamp:

This symbol comes ‘ON’ when theignition is turned ‘ON’ and goes ‘OFF’after 3 seconds.

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ABS Indicator:

When ignition is turned ‘ON’, thissymbol comes ‘ON’ for three secondsand goes ‘OFF’.

INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

Low FuelIndicator:

This symbol lights up when ignition isturned ‘ON’. The symbol lights upcontinuously if fuel level in the tank islow. Fuel needs to be filled immediately.It will blink if there is any fault in thesystem. Take your car to the nearestTata authorized service station if thesymbol starts blinking.

High TemperatureWarning:

This symbol lights up when the ignitionis turned ‘ON’. If the engine isoverheating, this indicator blinks alongwith a audible buzzer. At this stage, takethe car to the nearest Authorised Serviceoutlet. This symbol blinks and audiblebuzzer sounds simultaneously whenengine coolant temperature is more thannormal.

WARNINGNever remove the radiator pressurecap from the radiator when the engineis hot. Do not restart the engine untilthe problem has been duly attended.

Water in fuelindicator:This symbol indicates excess wateraccumulation in the sedimenter. It willcome ‘ON’ when ignition is turned ‘ON’and will go ‘OFF’ in approx. 3 seconds.When this lamp remains ‘ON’ and abuzzer is sounded, water needs to bedrained from sedimenter immediately.

CAUTIONIf water is not drained from thesedimenter, it can cause seriousdamage to the fuel injection system.

CAUTIONThis symbol will remain ‘ON’ for anyengine related fault that may causeincrease in emission levels of the carbeyond the regulatory limit. Take yourcar to a TATA Authorised servicecentre.

Low Engine Oil PressureIndicator:

When the ignition is turned ‘ON’, thissymbol lights up and goes ‘OFF’ as soonas the required engine oil pressure isdeveloped after starting the engine.

WARNINGIf the low oil pressure indicator doesnot glow or remains ‘ON’ with the ‘IGN’‘ON’ and engine is running, it indicatesa fault in the electrical circuit /lubrication system. Take your car to aTATA Authorised Service centre.

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Seat BeltIndicator:

Seat belt warning indicator comes ‘ON’for 3 seconds followed by blinking withbuzzer for 6 seconds, when ignition isturned ‘ON’ .If seat belt is not fastened, the lamp willbe ‘ON’ continuously without audio alarmtill vehicle speed reaches 16 km/h.When vehicle speed exceeds above 16km/h, the lamp will continue to flash withintermittent audio alarm.

Once the seat belt is fastened, thebuzzer and warning indicator will go‘OFF’.

Immobiliser WarningIndicator :This symbol is of a system that disablesengine starting if you do not use theoriginal key. The user has to use originalkey for authentification and unlockingthe car. Refer to Immobiliser section fordetails.

Lamp Blink: Car is in immobilisedcondition when key is not inserted.Lamp OFF: Normal condition(Authenticated user) and engine willstart.Lamp ON: Problem with key/system.Take your car to TATA Authorisedservice centre.

Front Fog Lamp :

This symbol comes ON when the FrontFog lamp is ‘ON’.

Rear Fog Lamp:

This symbol comes ‘ON’ when the RearFog lamp is ‘ON’.

Service Lamp Indication

This symbol comes ON when ignition isturned ON & goes OFF after 3 seconds.

It remains ON if there is any problem inEngine Management system / enginerelated components.

This symbol will continue to remain 'ON'or will come 'ON' after Ignition Onprecheck if there is a problem in theABS system.

Airbag Indicator:

The air bag warning symbol comes onfor approximately 3 seconds when theignition is turned ‘ON’ and goes ‘OFF’.

WARNINGIf it remain ‘ON’ or blinks, take yourcar to the nearest Tata AuthorisedService Centre.

Traction Control / ESPIndicator :

This symbol comes ‘ON’ when ignitionis turned ‘ON’ for approximately threeseconds and goes ‘OFF’.This symbolcontinues to remain 'ON' if there is afault in the system.Take your vehicle tothe nearest Tata Authorised ServiceCentre at the earliest.

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CAUTIONIf service lamp remains ON whenengine is running, the engine’sperformance may get deteriorated.Take your car to a TATA authorizedservice centre.

Driver Door OpenWarning:

If the Driver’s door is open or notproperly closed, this symbol comes ‘ON’once the ignition key is inserted. Pleaseensure all the doors are properly closedbefore you start driving.

Co-Driver DoorOpen Warning:

If the Co-Driver’s door is open or notproperly closed, the corresponding dooropen indicator will come ‘ON’. Pleaseensure all the doors are properly closedbefore you start driving.

Rear Left DoorOpen Warning:

If Rear Left Door is open or not properlyclosed, the corresponding door openindicator will come ON. Please ensureall the doors are properly closed beforeyou start driving.

Rear Right DoorOpen Warning:

If Rear Right Door is open or not properlyclosed, the corresponding door openindicator will come ON. Please ensureall the doors are properly closed beforeyou start driving.

Tail Gate OpenWarning:

If Tail Gate is open or not properlyclosed, the corresponding door openindicator will come ON. Please ensureall the doors are properly closed beforeyou start driving.

Cruise Control:

This comes ON for approx. 3 secondswhen ignition is turned ON.

This symbol comes ON when you activate/ switch ON the Cruise Control. (Pleaserefer to Cruise Control section for workingof Cruise Control).

Audible Warnings:If any one of the conditions mentionedbelow occurs, a buzzer is also sounded.

Conditions when Buzzer comes ON:1. Driver Seat Belt is not fastened (refer

Seat Belt warning description).2. Key-in Ignition and Driver Door is

open.3. Key taken out, Parking lamp is ‘ON’

and Driver Door is open.4. Engine Coolant Temperature is high.5. Water in Fuel.6. Turn Indicator (Left or Right) is ‘ON’

or Hazard is ‘ON’.

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER - MESSAGING CENTRE

3b Trip meter (A & B) are reset bypressing “Trip” switch whenthe particular Trip-meter isselectedDIC switch should be in “Trip”mode.

Trip meter reset

4 Range : 0.0 to 99.9(3 digits)Resolution : 0.1 km/l or L/100km

INST FUEL99.9 km/l

INST FUEL99.9 L/100km

Fuel Computer -Instantaneous FuelConsumption

5 Range : 0.0 to 99.9(3 digits)Resolution : 0.1 km/l or L/100kmAVG FUEL A AVG FUEL A99.9 km/l 99.9 L/100kmAVG FUEL B AVG FUEL B99.9 km/l 99.9 L/100km

Fuel Computer -Average FuelConsumption (A &B)

Sr. No. Parameter Characteristics

1 Colour: Blue Text with Blackback ground

Range : 0 to 999999

Resolution : 1 km

The Odometer reading doesnot over flow to “0.0” whenmaximum value is reached,the display will freeze tomaximum value.

999999 km

2 Main Odometer

Range : 0.0 to 9999.9(5 digits)

Resolution : 0.1 km

Trip meter reading becomes“0.0” after it crosses 9999.9kms.

A: 9999.9 km

B: 9999.9 km

3a Trip Meter (A&B)

MultifunctionalDisplay

Sr. No. Parameter Characteristics

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7 Range : -199 to +199 (2 1/2digits, Leading zero’s shall besuppressed)

OUTSIDE TEMP199°C

OUTSIDE TEMP199°F

Out side AmbientTemperature

ParameterAverage FuelConsumption reset

Fuel Computer -Range (Distance toEmpty)

CharacteristicsWhen Trip meter “A” or “B” isreset, the Average FuelConsumption “A” or “B” for thatparticular Trip meter also will getreset.

Dispaly Information Control (DIC)switch should be in ‘Trip’ mode.

Range : 0 to 999RANGE999 KM

Sr. No.5

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FUEL GAUGE

There are 3 types of Fuel Computer information is availableto you as indicated in table below, which you can select byusing “ Dispaly Information Control (DIC) ” & “Trip” switches(Refer Switch functions).

1. Instantaneous fuel consumption2. Average fuel consumption3. Range

3

4

Km/l

Km

Text onDisplayScreen

Average FuelConsumption “B”Range (Distanceto Empty)

INST FUEL

AVG FUEL

AVG FUEL

RANGE

Km/l L/100km

Km -

Unit

DefaultSetting

Km/l

Km/l

Option1

Option2

Km/l L/100km

Km/l L/100km

Sr.No.

1

2

Function

Average FuelConsumption “A”

InstantaneousFuel Consump.

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1) Instantaneous Fuel Consumption:

Updates display “Instantaneous Fuelconsumption” at regular time interval.

Instantaneous Fuel Consumption displayis available in “Km/l” or“L / 100km” which can be selected byuser by using “Dispaly Information Control(DIC) & Trip” switches (Ref. Switchfunctions).

Instrument Cluster displays“Instantaneous Fuel Consumptiondata” only when the belowconditions are met :

• Cluster display “ - . -" when ignition‘ON’ and engine ‘OFF’.

• Your vehicle’s speed is more than10 Km/h.

• Your car should have covered 20meters after switching ON the ignition.

• Cluster displays “ - . -" till the aboveconditions are met.

2) Average Fuel Consumption:

This function updates the display“Average Fuel consumption” since it waslast reset.

Average Fuel Consumption display isavailable in “Km/l” or “L/100km” whichyou can select by using “DispalyInformation Control (DIC) & Trip” switches(Ref. Switch functions).

Distance covered is more than 500meters. It refresh the value every 10seconds.

3) Range (Distance to Empty) (DTE):

Range option indicates distance thatyour car can travel with available fuel intank under current Average Fuelconsumption rate and it displays as“km”.

Cluster starts updating Range dataonly when the below conditions aremet :

• Engine speed is more than 0 RPM

• Vehicle speed is more than 0 Km/h

• Cluster displays the same / currentDTE values unless and until the carstarts moving.

Outside Ambient Temperature:

Outside Ambient Temperature ismeasured and displayed in the units °Cor °F, which you can select by pressingthe “Dispaly Information Control (DIC) &Trip” switches (Ref. Switch functions).

If your car’s speed is less than 30 Km/h, the displayed “Outside AmbientTemperature" value may not beaccurate.

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Switch Functions: When “Dispaly Information Control (DIC)” Switch in “Trip” Mode:

If “Trip” switch is pressed & releasedimmediately

If “Trip” switch is pressed & releasedafter a delay

Display changes to Trip meter “B” withMain Odometer.

Resets Trip meter “A” value and AverageFuel Consumption “A” value.

Display changes to Trip meter “A” withMain Odometer.

Resets Trip meter “B” value.

Sr. No. Indication on Display

1 Main Odometer and Trip meter “A”

2 Main Odometer and Trip meter “B”

Display selection by “Trip” switch

Switch Functions: When “Dispaly Information Control (DIC)” Switch in “Fuel” Mode:

Display selection by “Trip” switch :

Sr.No.

Indication on Display If “Trip” switch is pressed & releasedimmediately

If “Trip” switch is pressed & releasedafter a delay

1 Range (Distance to Empty) Display changes to Average FuelConsumption “A”

-

2 Average Fuel Consumption “A” Display changes to Average FuelConsumption “B”

-

3 Average Fuel Consumption “B” Display changes to Instantaneous FuelConsumption

-

4 Instantaneous Fuel Consumption Display changes to Average Trip Speed -

5 Out side Ambient Temperature Display changes to Range -

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Switch Functions: Distance Unit Selection

Switch Functions: When “Dispaly Information Control (DIC)” Switch in “Set” Mode

Display selection by “Trip” switch :

Sr.No.

Indication on Display If “Trip” switch is pressed &released immediately

If “Trip” switch is pressed & released after adelay

1 Select Units Display does not change. Cluster enters into “Distance unit selection”mode. (Refer below section)

2 Language Selection (only for exportmarket)

Display changes to “Unit Selection”mode.

Cluster enters into “Language selection” mode.(Refer below section)

Sr.No.

Indication on Display

1 Distance Units

2 Distance unit with “miles”

3 Distance unit with “km”

If “Trip” switch is pressed & released after adelay

If “Trip” switch is pressed &released immediately

Displays distance unit as “miles” with arrow mark. Display changes to “Fuel unitselection” mode.

Displays “Setting Saved” for 3 secs. (i.e. Distanceunit selected is “miles”) and display changes to“Fuel unit selection” mode.

Displays distance unit as “km”with arrow mark.

Displays “Setting Saved” for 3 secs. (i.e. Distanceunit selected is “km”) and display changes to “Fuelunit selection” mode.

Displays distance unit as “miles”with arrow mark.

Display selection by “Trip” switch:

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Switch Functions: Fuel Unit Selection

Sr.No.

Indication on Display If “Trip” switch is pressed & released after a delay

1 Fuel Units Displays Fuel unit as “L/100km” with arrow mark.

2 Fuel unit with “L/100km” Displays “Setting Saved” for 3 secs. (i.e. Fuel unitselected is “L/100km”) and display changes to“Temperature unit selection” mode.

3 Fuel unit with “km/l” Displays “Setting Saved” for 3 secs. (i.e. Fuel unitselected is “km/l”) and display changes to“Temperature unit selection” mode.

If “Trip” switch is pressed & releasedimmediatelyDisplay changes to “Temperature unitselection” mode.Displays Fuel unit as “MPG” with arrowmark.

Displays Fuel unit as “L/100km” witharrow mark.

Display selection by “Trip” switch:

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Sr.No.

Indication on Display If “Trip” switch is pressed & released after a delay If “Trip” switch is pressed & releasedimmediately

1 Temperature Units Displays Temperature unit as “°C” with arrow mark. Display changes to “Unit selection”mode.

Switch Functions: Temperature Unit Selection

2 Temperature unit with “°C” Displays “Setting Saved” for 3 secs. (i.e. Temperatureunit selected is “°C”) and display changes to “Unitselection” mode.

Displays Temperature unit as “°F” witharrow mark.

3 Temperature unit with “°F” Displays “Setting Saved” for 3 secs. (i.e. Temperatureunit selected is “°F”) and display changes to “Unitselection” mode.

Displays Temperature unit as “°C” witharrow mark.

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FACIA SWITCHES

Facia switches :

1. Reverse ParkingBuzzer ON/OFF SwitchYour reverse parking assistance systemgets activated when you engage reversegear and simultaneously a beep soundstarts. The intensity of the beep keepson increasing as your vehicle comescloser to the obstacle. Press switch (1)to mute the beep.

1 3

1. Reverse Parking System (RPS)2. 4 X 2 Switch (with LED)3. Hazard Warning Switch4. ESP OFF Switch5. LOCK Switch6. UNLOCK Switch

2. 4 X 2 Switch(with LED)

Same previous selected mode (4X4 or4X2) during last switched ‘OFF’ positionwill be retained when you restart.In the 4x4 mode, power from the engineis supplied to all the four wheels. If youdo not want your car to run in the 4x4mode, press the 4x2 switch on theFacia. LED on Fascia switch glows toindicate that the 4x4 mode is disabled.By doing so, the TOD (Torque OnDemand) function is also disabled.

3. Hazard WarningSwitch

When hazard warning switch ispressed, the right and left directionindicators along with tell tales on theinstrument cluster and hazard warningLED start flashing simultaneously. Toswitch Off the function, press the Hazardwarning switch again.

When pressed, the Hazard functionoverrides the turn indicator (right, left)function.

NOTICEDuring hazard ON condition, if poweris switched OFF, the function isswitched OFF but is activated oncethe power is turned ON.

4. ‘ESP OFF’ Switch

‘ESP OFF’ switch is provided on thefacia. To disable the ESP, press the‘ESP OFF’ switch. TCS system will alsoget disabled along with the ESP oncethe ‘ESP OFF’ switch is pressed.

NOTEAfter switching OFF the ESP, the telltale (ESP Indicator) on the instrumentcluster will come ON and it goes OFFwhen ESP is activated.

5. LOCK / UNLOCKSwitch :

These switches are provided to lock/unlock the doors. By pressing the LOCK/UNLOCK button all the doors can belocked / unlocked.

2 4 5 6

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STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES :

1 2

3 4

5

6

7

1. MUTE 2. MODE 3. SEEK4. VOLUME 5. RESET 6. SET7. CANCEL

FUNCTIONS :

You can control various functions by using the switches onthe steering wheel.

Detailed Information on various functions of theseswitches are available in ‘INFOTAINMENT MANUAL’.

5, 6 & 7. Cruise Control functions

Reset and Set Switch :

Increment / Decrement : Using this function, you caneither increase or decrease vehicle speed. Press (+) forincreasing the vehicle speed and press (-) for decreasingthe vehicle speed.

Cancel Switch : Press this switch to cancel the Cruise Controlfunction.

(Please refer to Cruise Control section for details)

STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES

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HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING

A.C. air vents on ‘B’ pillarfor second row seat

A.C. air vents on floorconsole

for Second row middle seat

A.C. air vents on ‘C’ pillarfor third row seat

Solar Sensor

PERSONALISED VENTS FOR EACH PASSENGER

Towards windscreen (Defrost)

To foot board To foot board

Side A.C. vents

Central A.C. vents Invehicle Sensor

To quarter glassTo quarter glass

Side A.C. vents

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Heating, Ventilation and Airconditioning :

Aria is available in two types of HVACsystems :

1) Manual HVAC2) FATC (Fully Automatic Temp.

Control)

1) MANUAL HVAC:

HVAC controls temperature, humidityand air flow to enhance comfort levelinside the car. It also helps to keepwindscreen and window glasses clearfor better visibility.

The engine must be running for theheater and air conditioning to generatehot and cold air.

The system is equipped with a Heating,Ventilation and Air conditioner along withadjustable vents on dashboard andconsole. The system has a separate rearcooling system along with adjustablevents on B and C pillar.

The system is also equipped with a frontheating systems for clearing the frontwindscreen, side glasses of fog or frostand to heat the cabin in cold weather.

Vent Controls :

The direction of air flow from the ventscan be adjusted manually by revolvingthumb wheels / knobs.

1. Temperature Control Knob2. Recirculation Button3. Blower Speed Control Knob

4. A.C. and Econ (Economy Mode) ON/OFF Button5. Air Distribution Control Knob6. Rear Defogger / Demister Button

Controls (Manual HVAC)

1 2 5 63 4

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Temperature Control Knob andRecirculation Button:

Blower Speed Control Knob and A.C.ECON mode ON-OFF Button :

C. Blower Speed Control Knob :

The HVAC system has a four speedblower. The blower speeds can beregulated by operating the blower knob(C) at the centre of the control panel.

A. Temperature Control Knob

The temperature of the cabin can becontrolled by operating the temperaturecontrol knob. The temperature can beincreased by rotating the knob towardsthe red segment (clockwise) anddecreased by rotating it towards theblue segment (anti-clockwise).

B. Recirculation Button:

When the recirculation indicator is ‘ON’,the air within the cabin is recirculated.When the indicator is ‘OFF’, air is beingused in from outside of the vehicle(Fresh air mode).Continuous operation in Recirculationmode depletes the oxygen inside cabinand user may feel dizzy. Wheneverdiscomfort is felt switch to fresh aircirculation mode.The outside air intakes for the heatingand cooling system are at the base ofthe windscreen. Keep this area clear ofleaves and other debris.The system should be used withrecirculation air mode for faster heat upand cool down, however keeping thesystem in recirculation mode,particularly with A/C ‘OFF’, can causethe windows fog up.Always switch to recirculation modewhen driving through dusty or smokyconditions.

A B C D

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Air Distribution Control Knob /Demister Button :

E. Air Distribution Control Knob :

The air flow can be changed by turningthe air direction control knob (E) to thedesired direction.

E F

Towards face

Towards face and feet

Towards feet

Towards feet and windshield(Recommended for clearingmist on windshield)

Air demist/defrost windshield(Recommended for clearingheavy fog or snow

F. Rear Demister / Defogger Button:

Press the button (F) to turn ON the rearwindshield and outside rear view mirrordemister. This clears the fog / mistformation on the rear windshield andoutside rear view mirror.

The indicator on the button turns ONwhen the rear demister is ON. Thedemister turns OFF automatically after15 minutes.

D. A.C. & ECON mode ON-OFFButton :

First Press : Normal A.C.is switched‘ON’.Second Press : ECON mode turns ‘ON’with A.C..Third Press : Both A.C. and ECONfunctions are switched ‘OFF’.

Econ A.C. :

During ECON A.C. operation the systemautomatically cuts off at a highertemperature than normal A.C. Theoperation can be used during mildweather conditions for better fuelefficiency. Comfort level may becompromised during this operation.

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2) FULLY AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (FATC):

2 3 8 9

1. Temperature Control Knob2. A.C. ON / OFF Button3. AUTO Mode Selection Button4. Demister / Heater Button (Rear)5. Windshield Defroster Button

6. Air Distribution Control Button7. ECON (Economy)Mode Selection Button8. Blower Speed Control Knob9. Recirculation Button10.Display

Controls (Fully Automatic Air Conditioning System)

1 4 5 6 7

10

Automatic Operation :To put the automatic climate control infully-automatic mode:1. Press the ‘AUTO’ button.2. Set the desired temperature by

turning temperature control knob.The display will show all the functionduring ‘AUTO’ mode.

The System automatically selects theproper mix of conditioned and / orheated air that will, as quickly aspossible, raise or lower the interiortemperature to your preference.When you set the temperature to itslower limit (Lo) or its upper limit (Hi),the system runs at full cooling or heatingonly (AC ON). It doesn’t regulate theinterior temperature.To come out of ‘AUTO’ mode, press‘AUTO’ button again.

To turn everything OFF :Turning the blower speed control knobin extreme anticlockwise position willswitch ‘OFF’ the system.

General Description :FATC system controls the in-cabintemperature of the vehicle automaticallyand provides maximum passengercomfort regardless of the outsideweather conditions.

CAUTIONIf the display flashes ‘ERR’ in periodicpattern of 30 sec. ‘ERR’ and 5 sec.set temperature. It indicates FATCmalfunctioning. Switch over to manualmode and contact TATA authorisedservice station.

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• Keep the system ‘OFF’ for shortperiods only.

• To avoid stale air and collection ofmustiness from collecting, you shouldhave the fan running at all the times.

Semi-automatic Operation :You can manually select variousfunctions of the climate control systemwhen it is in fully automatic mode. Allother features remain automaticallycontrolled. Making any manual selectioncauses the word ‘AUTO’ in the displayto go out and overridden setting isdisplayed. System will remain in semi-automatic mode till ‘AUTO’ is re-pressed.A.C. ON/OFF Button :Press the A.C. ON/OFF button to turnthe air conditioning on and off. You willsee LED on / off on knob.Temperature Control Knob :Turning the temperature control dialclockwise the desired temperature willincreased by steps of 0.50 C (10 F).User can select temperature range from

160 C to 300 C increases the temperatureof the air. Where as the anti-clockwisedirection decreases the the temperature.

Recirculation Button :

When the recirculation button isswitched ‘ON’, air from the vehicle'sinterior sent through out the system.When the recirculation button isswitched ‘OFF’, air is brought in fromthe outside of the vehicle (fresh mode)

Whenever discomfort is felt switch tofresh air circulation mode.

The out side air intakes for the climatecontrol system are at the base ofwindscreen. Keep this area clear fromleaves and other debris.

The system should be used withrecirculation air mode for faster heat upand cool down, however keeping thesystem in recirculation mode,particularly with A/C ‘OFF’, can causethe windows fog up.

Switch the recirculation mode whendriving through dusty or smokycondition, then turn to fresh air mode.

Blower Speed Control Knob :

Rotate the blower speed control Knob toadjust the desired blower speed.

Rotate the knob clockwise to increasethe blower speed up to the MAX, whereas the anti-clockwise would reduce thespeed up to ‘OFF’.In ‘AUTO’ mode, the FATC system willregulate the blower speed automatically.

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Air Distribution Control Button :In AUTO mode, the FATC system willregulate the blower speed automatically.However user override is possible withthe use of air distribution control buttonto select the desired airflow mode.Each time you press the air distributioncontrol button button. the display showthe mode selected.

Towards face

Towards face and feet

Towards feet

Towards feet and windshield(Recommended for clearingmist on windshield)

Air demist/defrost windshield(Recommended for clearing heavyfog or snow

Windscreen Defroster Button :This button directs the main airflowtowards windscreen for faster defrosting.

It also overrides any mode selection youmay have made.When you select windscreen defrosterbutton the system automatically switchesto fresh air mode and turn on the A.C.When you turn ‘OFF’ the button againthe system returns to its former settings.For your safety make sure you have aclear view through all the windows beforedriving.Rear Window Demister Button :This button turns the rear windowdemister ‘OFF’ and ‘ON’. The systemdeactivates after 15 min of continuousoperation.ECON A.C. :During ECON A.C. operation, thesystem automatically cuts offcompressor at a higher temperature thannormal A.C. The operation can be usedduring mild weather conditions for betterfuel efficiency. Comfort level may becompromised during this operation.


Rear A.C. Operating instruction :Rear A.C. blower control switch isprovided on the roof near interior lamp.Desired speed can be selected forsecond and third row occupants. Thecool air will come when front A.C. is ON.Keep air vents fully closed, when andwhere not required.

NOTEHVAC system is fitted with 3sensors.A solar sensor on top of thedashboard on the right side of defrostsgrill and an in -vehicle sensor on thecover of the instrument cluster. Thirdone is Outside Ambient Temperature(OAT) sensor located under the frontgrill.

CAUTION1. Do not cover or spill any liquid on

sensors.2. Do not cover sensor, this may

cause the sensor to malfunction.This may lead to FATC notfunctioning to desired level.

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HVAC & TFT / LCD DISPLAY

TFT / LCD Display :

The TFT / LCD screen is provided inthe central console of your vehicle. Itturns ‘ON’ when the ‘IGN’ is switched‘ON’ and it displays DATE & TIME.When you switch ‘ON’ infotainmentsystem, it displays AUDIO information(AM / FM / CD / USB / AUX / Phoneetc.)When you engage the reverse gear andyour vehicle is fitted with a reverseguiding camera, it displays a wide andactual view behind your vehicle on a TFT

(Thin Film Transistor) screen. HoweverIf your vehicle is fitted with a reverseguiding sensors, it displays a graphicalimage on a LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)screen.For detailed information, please refer‘MUSIC SYSTEM / INFOTAINMENT’manual, which is supplied along withthe Owner’s Manual.

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SUNVISORS

Sun visors (Driver and Co-driver):

2

1

1. Sunvisors 2. Extensions

Vanity Mirror on passenger sidesunvisor (if applicable):

Vanity Mirror (Cover closed)

Vanity Mirror (Cover opened & Lights ON)

Two adjustable sun visors with extensionsare provided inside the cab above thewindshield to prevent sun glare. Lowerthe sun visors to protect the eyes frombright sunlight. The sun visors can alsobe moved sideways towards the door.

NOTEWhen not in use, keep the sunvisorsin their original position or else, theymay block driver’s vision. Push in theextensions before folding thesunvisors.

The vanity mirror is provided in the co-driver side sunvisor. It has a cover flapfor protection. The lights are alsoprovided on the both sides of the mirror.The lights turn ‘ON’, when vanity mirrorcover is opened and remain ON as longas the vanity mirror cover is open.

NOTEWhen not in use, keep the vanitymirror cover in closed condition.

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GRAB HANDLE, COAT HOOK , GOGGLE CASE & CUP HOLDER

Grab Handles & Coat Hook :

2

1. Grab handle 2. Coat Hook

Grab handles are provided on all seatsexcept driver seat. This helps incomfortable positoning of passengersduring a journey.

A coat hook is also provided along withthe grab handle.

NOTEAvoid hanging of heavy goods on tothe coat hook.

Goggle Case :

A goggle case is provided above thedriver’s door.

1

Cup holders for third rowpassengers :

Cup holders are provided for both thethird row passengers. Lift the cover toaccess the cuphoder .

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CUP HOLDER & UTILITY POCKET

Utility pockets on door trims: Utility pocket is provided on all the fourdoor trims, which gives you extra spaceto keep magazines/ papers / drinkingwater bottle etc.

Cup Holders for second row seatmiddle passengers :

A single cup holder is provided on thecentre console for second row middlepassenger. To access, push open thelid above the rear A.C. vents.

Push down the lid when not in use.

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POWER SOCKETS

Power Sockets:

Three power sockets are provided at thefollowing locations along with illuminationring :

1. On centre console behind parkingbrake lever for front passengers :

Push the cover gently and pull out thesocket cover to open and access thepower socket.

2. On centre console below A.C.vents for middle passengers :

Push the cover gently and pull out thesocket cover to open and access thepower socket.

3. Behind left hand side third rowseat for rear passengers :

Pull out the socket cover to open andaccess the power socket.

The all three sockets can be used totab 12V supply (10A Max.) for operatingexternal gadgets such as cigarattelighter, Car fridge, Vacuum cleaner etc.

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GLOVE BOX & TOP STOWAGE BOX

Glove box & Top Stowage Box :

Glove Box with a cooling facility :

Glove Box with a cooling facility isprovided on the dashborad, which helpsyou to keep the store cool from inside.It cools the glove box only when thefront A/C is ON. Shut OFF the vent byrotating the knob, whenever cooling isnot required.

1

3

2

1. Glove Box with cooling facility2. Glove Box3. Top Stowage Box

A Lamp is provided in the glove box forillumination. This lamp will remain ONtill the glove box cover is open, which isspring loaded.

Glove Box :

A regular glove box is also provided onthe dash board below glove box withcooling facility. It can be locked with theignition key.

Top Stowage Box :

A top stowage box is provided abovethe glove box, where you can keep smalland loose items.

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INTERIOR LIGHTS - ROOF LAMPS

INTERIOR LIGHTS :

Ambient Interior Roof Lamps:

The Ambient Interior roof lamps aremounted in the roof console at thefollowing three different locations :1. Near Inner rear view mirror (Firstrow seat)2. Above second row seat3. Above third row seat

Near Inner rear view mirror

ON : In this position, the lamp remainscontinuously ON irrespective of whetherthe doors are opened or closed.OFF : In this position, the lamp remainscontinuously OFF irrespective ofwhether the doors are opened orclosed.DOOR : In this position, the lamp comesON when any of the doors are openedand dims out when the door/s areclosed.

The middle switch has three positions -ON, OFF and DOOR.

Spot Lamp / Reading Lamp :

The lamp has two separate switches tooperate the spot / reading lamps oneither side.

These lamps are not provided in the rooflamp above third row seat.

1. Room Lamp 2. Spot / Reading lamp3. Room Lamp Switch 4. Spot Lamp Switch

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MUSIC SYSTEM

Music System :(If provided)

Tweeter located on ‘A’ pillar

Speaker located on door trim

A music system is provided in yourvehicle in the central console.Tweeters are provided on front 'A' pillarand on rear doors below rear door lockknob. Speakers are provided ondashboard and on all the doors includingtailgate. Amplifier for music system islocated on rear left below the rear powersocket.A seperate operator’s manual of themusic system is provided along with theOwner’s Manual of this vehicle.

CAUTIONInsert only one CD at a time in the CDslot.

Antenna located on third quarter glass

Antenna :

Printed antenna is located on the lefthand side third quarter glass.

CAUTIONDo not rub the glass with a dry clothfrom inside, this may damage printedcircuit of the antenna.

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Removal of Music System :

Music system can be removed fromyour vehicle using special pins, whichare available in market.Press both the pins simultaneously,remove the connectors and take out themusic system.

USB / AUX ports :

USB and AUX Ports are provided justbelow HVAC control panel on the frontconsole.

Functions :

USB port :

You can attach external memory deviceslike memory sticks / Pen Drives, I-Podsfor playing music tracks stored in thesedevices through the car’s music system.

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1. USB port 2. AUX portPins for removal of music system

AUX port :

The AUX port can be used to attachdevices like ear / head phones, extraspeakers, etc.

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HEAD LAMPS, FOG LAMPS & TAIL LAMPS

Head lamps : Fog lamps : Tail lamps :

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Head lamps are clear lens type havingmulti focal reflector and are provided withhalogen bulb for providing straight aheadillumination of the road for the longdistance or dip beam which illuminatesthe road immediately ahead for shortdistance visibility. It also contains sideindicator lamp and a parking lamp.

1. Low beam2. High beam3. Parking4. Side indicator

Front and rear fog lamps are providedfor your convenience and they can beoperated via master light switch locatedon the dash board near steering column(RH side).

These are provided for additionalillumination and to be used during rainyor foggy conditions.

1.Turn Indicator 2.Stop & rear position lamp3. Reverse Lamp 4. Fog Lamp

Turn Indicator onORVM

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REGISTRATION PLATE LAMPS, HIGH MOUNTED STOP LAMP,PUDDLE/DOOR LAMPS & CARGO LAMP

Registration number Plate lamps : Puddle / Door lamps :

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Two concealed lamps are provided forillumination of the rear registration /number plate, which turns ON along withthe headlamp.High mounted stop lamp :High mounted stop lamp is provided onthe tail gate, and it glows whenever thebrakes are applied.

1.Registration / Number Plate Lamps2. High Mounted Stop Lamp

Puddle / door lamp is provided on theentire four door trim bottom. It has twoparts, one is white at bottom and otheris red on the side. It illuminates as youopen the door. The white light at thebottom helps you to visualize the groundclearly. This assist the user for easyentry and exit during night. Similarly thered light on the side helps others torecognize that your door is open. Itwarns the traffic coming from the rearthat door is open.

Cargo Lamp :

The cargo lamp is provided in theluggage space behind third row seatnear plug socket.

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REFLEX REFLECTOR & FUEL FLAP OPENING & CLOSING

Reflex reflectors :

Two reflex reflectors are provided at theboth corners of the rear bumper. Theyglow by light of the vehicle coming frombehind, which helps to recognize yourvehicle on the road.

Fuel flap opening / closing :

Opening :“UNLOCK” your vehicle, using thecentral locking system (by switching“OFF” the ignition or unlocking thedriver‘s door or using the Remote).Now by gently pushing, open the fuelflap (fitted at left hand side of thevehicle).

Closing :Gently push to lock the fuel flap backto it’s position.It gets locked once the vehicle islocked using the central locking.

Manual Fuel flap opening :

You can open your vehicle’s fuel flapmanually, if there is a problem in thecentral locking system. For this justfollow the below steps;

Open the Tail GateOpen the Trim Cover fitted to the lefthand side behind third row seat.Once this cover is opened, you willfind a cable with a knob near the jack.Slightly pull this knob to open the fuelflap.

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BONNET OPENING & CLOSING

Location of Bonnet release lever

Bonnet release lock

Opening and closing the bonnet:Opening:1. Ensure that the vehicle is in neutral

gear with the parking brake applied.2. Pull the bonnet release lever located

under the right hand corner of thedash board. The bonnet will pop upslightly.

3. Raise the bonnet slightly and withyour finger lift the secondary locklever located under the bonnet centre.

4. Lift the bonnet up. Balancers hold thebonnet.

Closing:1. To close the bonnet, hold the bonnet

and pull down it slowly.2. Drop it from a short height to shut. It

will lock automatically. Ensure that thebonnet is locked properly.

CAUTIONEnsure that the bonnet is properlylocked before driving. Do not pressthe bonnet onto the bonnet lock.

NOTEThe emergency fuel flap openingcable should be used only in case ofemergency / failure of central lockingsystem / electrical system, to openthe fuel flap.

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c.Note down “key Tag no.”information (and keep it safe)which is required while gettingnew / spare keys. Please notethat It is not possible to preparenew/spare keys without “key Tagno.”d. Take precaution about E-keys,as without it car cannot bestarted.

E-Keys :Unlocking Principle :The E-keys are learned for a specificimmobilizer and are unique to the car.The transponder inbuilt into the ignitionE-key carries a unique identificationcode. The Engine management system(EMS) and Immobilizer has commonsecret code. Both these codes are usedwhile unlocking the car.When key is inserted and the ignition isswitched “ON”, all the codes arecommunicated within concerned

components (E-key, Immobilizer andEMS). The engine starts only if allcodes match. In case of a mismatch ofthe codes, system prevents the enginefrom starting.Loss of E- Keys :If any one of the E-key is lost, contactTATA dealer as soon as possible tohave the lost key deactivated and tohave the new E-key.Please note thatSecond original E-key is required formaking additional E-keys.If both the E-keys are lost, contact theauthorized TATA dealer

NOTEDo’s and Don’ts of immobilizersystem1. Do not turn ON ignition switch by

using electronic key with any typeof metal wound around its grip orin contact with it. This may bedetected as abnormal condition byimmobilizer and prevent enginefrom starting.

IMMOBILIZER

THEFT DETERRENT SYSTEM:

Immobilizer system:Immobilizer system is designed toprevent car theft by electronicallydisabling the engine starting system.The engine can be started only withcar’s original Immobilizer ignition keywhich has an electronic identificationprogrammed code.Immobilizer system consists of followingcomponents,1) Immobilizer unit (ICU) – Add-on part

on the ignition switch fitted onsteering column.

2) Two Electronic keys (E-key) - Tostart the car.

CAUTION1) E-key of other cars will not start

the engine.2) Customer should,

a. Use only one E-key .b. The other E-key should be keptat safe location.

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2. Do not leave electronic key in aresof high temperature. Thetransponder in E-Key will behaveabnormally when reused.

3. Do not try to start the car when theImmobiliser indicator lamp on theinstrument cluster is glowing. In thiscondition the car will not start andthe car ’s battery will also bedrained due to frequent cranking.

Immobilizer system Brief :

The behavior of Immobilizer and car under “Ignition OFF and ON” conditions, is explained in table below with immobilizerstatus lamp (“lock” symbol on the instrument cluster)

CAR STATUS LAMP CAR STATE MEANING/ FUNCTION OF THE STATECONDITION

Ignition OFF Blinking Locked Car Immobilized and Awaiting Electronic key

Ignition ON OFF Unlocked Normal Condition Ready to start the car

ON Locked - Problem with key ( Wrong Ekey used to start car)

- Problem with Immobilizer system contact Tata dealer toinspect the system

IMMOBILIZER

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Airbag (SRS) : (If fitted)

The vehicle has front airbags for boththe driver and front passenger as asupplement to the seat belt restraintsystems. The driver’s airbag is mountedin the center of the steering wheel. Thefront passenger’s airbag is located infront of front passenger seat inside thedashboard,above the glove box.The vehicle fitted with the airbags hassuitable indications on steering wheeland on dash board. The word ‘SRS’ isembossed on the airbag covers.The side & curtain airbags are providedto protect the heads of the front seat &rear out board seat occupants in certainside collision.Provided that the occupants arecorrectly seated with seat belts properlyworn, front airbags will provideadditional protection to the chest andfacial area of the front seat occupantsin the event of severe frontal collision.

AIRBAG (SRS)

Curtain Airbag on ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ pillar(If fitted)

Side Airbag on front seats (If fitted)

Passenger Airbag (PAB)

Driver Airbag

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Passenger airbag (PAB) switch:

If it becomes necessary to fit a childrestraint on the front passenger seat,the airbag must be de-activated usingthe switch located on the left side of thedashboard. This switch can be accessedonce codriver side door is opened.On the contrary, when an adult is seatedin the front passenger seat, ensure thatPAB disabling switch is turned to ‘ON’position. This will ensure that thepassenger airbag is operational in theevent of a collission.This switch is operated using the ignition/ remote key.

AIRBAG (SRS)

WARNING• The airbag is a supplementary

restraint system that providesADDITIONAL protection in a severecollision only. It does NOT replacethe need to wear a seat belt.Relying on the airbags alone couldlead to severe injuries in a collision.The airbags work with your seat beltto restrain you properly. Alwayswear your seat belts even thoughyou have airbags.

• To ensure correct deployment ofthe airbags, it is essential thatobstructions are not allowed tointervene between airbag and theoccupant. Do not put anything onor around the front airbag coversor attempt to open them. You maydamage the airbags and you couldbe injured because the airbags areno longer functional. Theseprotective covers for the airbagcushions are designed to open onlywhen the airbags are inflating.

• Seating position plays an importantrole in minimizing the risk ofaccidental injury. In addition toproperly worn seat belts, both driverand front passenger should adjusttheir seat to provide the maximumpractical distance from the frontairbags. Airbags need room toinflate. Being too close to thesteering wheel or dashboard duringairbag deployment could causeserious injury.

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PAB operational status indicator:

‘PAB’ operational status indicator islocated on roof panel near the inner rearview mirror. When the PAB disablingswitch is turned to ‘OFF’ position todeactivate the passenger airbag, ayellow LED comes ‘ON’ and when turnedto ‘ON’ position, an orange LED comes‘ON”.

WARNINGWhen PAB disabling switch is turned‘OFF’, make sure ‘PAB’ operationalstatus lamp illuminates with ignition‘ON’, indicating that the passengerairbag is NOT operational. If theairbag SRS warning indicator in theinstrument cluster il luminatescontinuously, it means that there ismalfunction in the system. Removethe child restraint from frontpassenger seat and contact yourTATA authorised dealer.When PAB disabling switch is turned‘ON’, the ‘PAB’ operational statuslamp turns ‘ON’ with ignition ‘ON’indicating that the passenger airbagis operational. If the airbag ‘SRS’warning indicator in the instrumentcluster illuminates continuously, itmeans that there is malfunction in thesystem. In such case please contactTATA authorised dealer.

Airbag warning label:

AIRBAG (SRS)

Airbag warning information is printed onthe co-driver’s sun visors.

Airbag SRS warningindicator:

The air bag warning symbol comes onfor approximately 3 seconds when theignition is turned ‘ON’ and goes ‘OFF’.

WARNINGIf it remain ‘ON’ or blinks, take yourvehicle to the nearest Tata AuthorisedService Centre.

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Airbag SRS system components:

The airbag ‘SRS’ system consists of thefollowing:

• Airbag ‘SRS’ ECU (Electronic ControlUnit)

• ‘SRS’ Indicator• Driver Airbag• Front Passenger Airbag• Front Impact Sensors• Driver and Front Passenger Seat Belt

Pretensioners with load limiters• Supplemental Front Seat-Mounted

Side Airbags• Side Remote Acceleration Sensors• Electrical Wiring Harness

Airbag ‘SRS’ working:

In the event of a collision, airbag SRSECU monitors the rate of decelerationinduced by the collision, through impactsensors, to determine whether theairbags should be deployed.

AIRBAG (SRS)

NOTEThe airbag ‘SRS’ is not designed tooperate as a result of roll - over, rearcollisions, minor frontal or sideimpacts nor will it operate as a resultof heavy braking or driving overbumps and pot holes.

Airbag inflation is virtually instantaneousand occurs with considerable force,accompanied by loud noise. The inflatedairbag, together with seat belts restraintsystem, limit the movement of anoccupant, thereby reducing the risk ofinjury.

When an airbag inflates, you may seesome smoke-like particles. The particlesare a normal by-product of the processthat generates the nontoxic gas usedfor airbag inflation. These airborneparticles may irritate the skin, eyes,nose, or throat. If you have skin or eyeirritation, rinse the area with cool water.For nose or throat irritation, move tofresh air. If the irritation continues, see

your doctor. Also sometimes the smokecan cause breathing problems forpeople with a history of asthma or otherbreathing trouble. In such cases getfresh air promptly.

After inflation airbags deflateimmediately thus providing a gradualcushioning effect for the occupant. It isnot advisable to drive your vehicle afterthe airbags have been deployed. If youare involved in another collision, theairbags will not be in place to protectyou.

WARNINGAfter inflation, some airbagcomponents are hot. DO NOT touchthem.

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WARNINGAirbag SRS fitted in your car doesnot require any regularmaintenance, however ALWAYScontact your TATA authoriseddealer if:

The warning indicator fails toilluminate for 3sec when ignitionswitch is turned ON.The warning indicator remains ONbeyond 3 seconds after ignitionswitch is turned ON.The warning indicator illuminatesafter the engine is started or whilethe vehicle is running.An airbag inflatesThe front or side of the vehicle isdamaged, even if airbag has notinflated.Any part of airbag module covershows sign of cracking ordamage.

WARNINGDo not fit any bull bars or other aftermarket accessories at front side ofthe vehicle. This may affect theproper deployment of the airbag.Never place any loose object on thedash board in front of co-driver seat.It may result an injury from the objectwhen it is forced towards you bythe inflating airbag.Do not cover the steering wheel ordashboard with an object, whichmay prevent the proper deploymentof the airbag.Never try to repair any componentor part of the SRS yourself. Anyinterferance in the system couldcause malfunction and seriousinjury. All work on SRS should beperformed by TATA authoriseddealer.The use of seat covers on the frontseat may affect side air bagdeployment.

Never hang heavy items to the grabhandles. This could affectdeployment of the side curtain airbags.

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Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) (ifequipped):In addition to the conventional hydraulicbrake system, an Anti-lock BrakingSystem (ABS) incorporating ElectronicBrake Distribution (EBD) is provided onTata Aria (ABS version).During normal braking the ElectronicBrake Distribution (EBD) limits the levelof braking force transmitted to the rearwheels. ‘EBD’ moderates the brakingforces at the rear axle depending uponthe load condition and available tractionat the rear wheels.During emergency braking the Anti-lockBraking System (ABS) regulates thebraking force for each individual wheel.In doing so the system optimizes thelevel of braking being achieved whilemaintaining a stable, controllablevehicle. Where ‘EBD’ only acts on therear wheels the ABS is able to controleach wheel individually. Both the ‘EBD’and the ‘ABS’ functions work bycontinuously monitoring and comparing

ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS)

the four individual wheel speeds andreacts when a wheel is detected asloosing traction with the road surface,which happens when a wheel tends tolock during braking.To avoid the wheels from locking andprevent the vehicle from skidding ABSis provided. It prevents the wheels fromlocking and maintains the steerability ofthe vehicle thereby helping the driver tomaintain stability of the vehicle whilebringing it to a stop in the safest possibleway.

NOTEDurning Cranking ABS, EBDwarning lamps might glow for a fewseconds.In order to obtain the maximum benefitfrom your ‘ABS’ system in anemergency situation, do not attemptto modulate the brake pressure bypumping the brake pedal. Pressbrake pedal continuously as hard aspossible or as the situation demands.When ABS intervention is necessary

the warning lamp will not illuminatebut the driver will feel the brake pedalpulsating and may hear an audiblesound from the modulator indicatingthat ABS control is taking place.

ABS and EBDWarning Lights:The ABS and EBD warning lamps willilluminate for a system check forapproximately 3 seconds, when theignition is switched ‘ON’. Both lamps willthen go ‘OFF’ to indicate the system ishealthy. As the EBD lamp is shared withthe Park brake lamp & brake fluid levelwarning, so this will not go ‘OFF’ untilthe park brake is released and fluid levelin reservoir is approximately at MaxLevel.

CAUTIONIn case of an ‘ABS’ or ‘EBD’ failurethe warning lamp will illuminate ininstrument cluster. In that case pleasepullover the vehicle to the side of roadand switch off the ignition and restart.

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possible which is constrained bythe road conditions, vehicle’s tyresand brakes.

• The additional control provided by,‘ABS’ must never be exploited in adangerous or reckless mannerwhich could jeopardise the safetyof driver, other road users orpedestrians.

ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS)

If the fault persists, your brake systemmay not be working properly, henceit is dangerous to drive the vehicle.However if you feel and judge that itis safe to drive, then take the vehiclecarefully to the nearest TATAauthorised Service station for repair.Otherwise get your vehicle towed asdriving the vehicle with this fault couldbe dangerous.

WARNING• ‘ABS’ is an aid to retaining steering

control and stability while braking.

• ‘ABS’ will not prevent accidentsresulting from excessive corneringspeeds, following another vehicletoo closely or aquaplaning, i.e.where a layer of water preventsadequate contact between tire androad surface

• ‘ABS’ will not improve brakingperformance or stopping distancebeyond that which is physically

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• Engine may not respond toaccelerator in the usual way.Cruise Control Setting gets disabled.

WARNINGESP is just a driving aid; it cannotenhance your vehicle’s stability in allconditions and does not control yourcar’s entire braking system. It is stillyour responsibility to drive and cornerat reasonable speeds and leave asufficient margin of safety. Always useprecautionary measures for safedriving by slowing down on curved,snowy or icy roads.

ESP and tyre sizes:

If you drive your vehicle with a nonspecified tyres or wheel sizes, the ESPsystem may not work properly. Whenreplacing tyres, always ensure to useonly recommended tyre sizes.

ELECTRONIC STABILITY PROGRAM (ESP)

Electronic Stability Program (ifequipped):The Electronic Stability Program (ESP)monitors information from variousvehicle sensors and then compares thedriver’s commands with actual behaviorof the vehicle. If an unstable conditionoccurs like a sudden evasive movement,ESP intervenes within fraction ofseconds via Engine Control Unit, Brakesystem & TOD Transfer case (ifequipped) and attempts to stabilize thevehicle. ESP also assists in maintainingtraction while accelerating on loose orslippery road surfaces.

CAUTIONIn case of an ESP system failure thewarning lamp will il luminate ininstrument cluster. In that case pleasepullover the vehicle to the side of roadand switch off the ignition and restart.If the fault persists, your ESP systemmay not be working properly,take thevehicle carefully to the nearest TATAauthorised Service station for repair.

NOTEDurning Engine Cranking ESPwarning lamps might glow for a fewseconds.

ESP Indicators :

When ignition is turned ON, the ESPindicator on the instrument cluster glowsfor a few seconds and goes OFF. If theESP indicator does not come ON orremains ON when the ignition is turnedON, there may be a fault in the ESPsystem. In such a case, please take yourvehicle to a Tata Authorized Servicestation immediately.

ESP Operation:

During ESP intervention the followingactions may occur;

ESP indicator starts flashing.• A slight noise from ESP / ABS

modulator may be heard, which isonly the effect of brake control andindicates nothing unusual.

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Cruise Control (if equipped):

Cruise Control is a user friendly functionmeant to reduce driver fatigue,especially when traversing longdistances. The Cruise Control Systemallows you to program your car tomaintain a constant / desired speedwithout resting your foot on theaccelerator pedal.

Cruise Control can be activated infollowing gears and speeds :

Gear Allowable SpeedRange (km/h)

1st Gear No cruise control2nd Gear No cruise control3rd Gear 32 - 1104th Gear 38 - 1505th Gear 45 - 160

WARNINGIf Cruise Control function is not usedproperly, it can be dangerous andmay cause an accident.Do not use the Cruise Control functionon busy, winding and slippery roads,for going up or down a hill, and inheavy rain or bad weather. Use onlywhen traveling on open highways ingood weather.

Using Cruise Control:

Step 1: Activating Cruise Control

Cruise Control Master Switch is locatedon the right stalk of combi switch. Rotatethe switch to “ON” position.

Step 2: Setting Cruise Speed

Attain the desired speed manually andpress the “SET” button on Steering wheelswitches to set the desired CruiseSpeed. The cruise indicator oninstrument cluster will come “ON” toindicate that the vehicle is in Cruise

Cruise Control Switch on SteeringWheel :

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1. Cruise setting / Speed decreasing switch2. Cruise resetting / Speed increasing switch3. Cruise control cancelling switch

Cruise Control Master Switch onCombi-Switch :

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Control Mode. Now you can release theaccelerator pedal.

Step 3: Changing the set Cruisespeed

The set cruise speed can be adjusted(i.e. increased or decreased) using ‘+’(to increase) and ‘-’ (to decrease)buttons on Steering wheel. The set cruisespeed increases and decreases by 2kmph on single press, the ‘+’ & ‘–’ “buttonis pressed. The changed speed will beshown on the speedometer. Keeping thebutton pressed, increases or decreasesthe speed continuously till the button isreleased. The set speed can also beincreased by pressing the acceleratorpedal till the desired speed is achievedand then pressing the “SET” button. Theset speed can also be decreased bypressing the clutch or brake pedal (Thecruise indicator will go off) and slowingdown to desired speed and thenpressing the “SET” button (The cruiseindicator will come “ON” again).

CRUISE CONTROL

NOTE• While going up or down on a slope

(e.g. hill), Cruise Control may not beable to maintain the SET speed andmay be deactivated. Cruise Controlcan be reactivated using ‘SET / RES’button provided on steering wheel.In such cases use accelerator forincreasing speed (when going up)and brakes to decrease (when goingdown). If brakes are used CruiseControl is turned off.

• Even when your Vehicle’s CruiseControl is ON, you can use theaccelerator to increase its speed,especially while overtaking. Onceyou take your foot off the acceleratorpedal, the Vehicle will return to theset cruise speed.

• In order to decrease the speedquickly, use the brakes as younormally do.

• Cruise Control will be cancelled if yourest your foot on the clutch or brakepedal.

Step 4: Canceling the cruise control:

Cruise control can be cancelled in threeways:a. Depressing Clutch or Brake Pedal.b. Pressing the “CANCEL” button on

Steering Wheel.c. Turning “OFF” the Cruise Switch on

the Combi switch.d. Cruise control gets cancelled when

ESP/ TCS system is active.

Step 5: Resuming the Set CruiseSpeed :

Cruise speed can be resumed only ifcruise control is cancelled by depressingClutch or Brake Pedal. To resume thepreviously set cruise speed, acceleratethe vehicle to a speed above 35 kmphand press “RES” button.

CAUTIONCruise Switch on combi switch mustalways be in “OFF” position when notin use.

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Torque - On - Demand (TOD)Transfercase : (If Equipped)The “TOD” is a part time Torque ondemand Transfer case, responsible fordistributing torque between the front andrear axles. The Torque-On- Demandsystem is an electrically actuated clutchmechanism that is used to control thespeed differential of the front and rearoutputs of a transfer case. According tothe driving conditions this systemautomatically and smoothly delivers two-wheel / four-wheel drive operations withthe help of ECU & Electromagneticclutch. In 4 X 4 / Auto mode, wheneverany slippage is detected in the rearwheels (in icy roads, wet surfaces, etc.)the torque is transferred to the frontwheels by the TOD system.Using TOD system:TOD System provides two operatingpositions i.e. 4 X 2 Mode and 4 X 4(Auto) mode.To activate 4 X 2 mode, press “4 X 2”switch provided on your vehicle’s facia,

the LED on the switch turns “ON”. Inthis mode, the engine power is suppliedto the rear wheels only.To activate 4 X 4 / Auto mode, againpress “4 X 2” switch provided on yourvehicle’s facia, the LED on the switchgoes “OFF”. In this mode, the enginepower is supplied to both front & rearwheels, based on the driving conditions.

4 X 2 mode is active.LED comes ‘ON’.

4 X 4 / Auto mode isactive.LED goes ‘OFF’.

TORQUE 0N DEMAND (TOD)

At Ignition On , TOD shall attain the mode(4x4 or 4x2) that it was in when you lastswitched OFF the ignition.

TOD Indicator:

TOD indicator turns “ON” when there isa malfunction in the TOD system. Insuch a case, please take your vehicleto a Authorized Service station.

NOTEWhen TOD is in “4 X 4 / Auto” mode& Ignition switch is in “ON” position,you will hear a slight noise from theAxle connect mechanism. Similarlyyou will hear same noise whilechanging over from 4 X 2 to 4 X 4 /Auto mode and vice-versa.

CAUTIONWhile changing over from ‘4X2’ to‘4X4/AUTO’ or vice-versa, the vehiclespeed should be below 80kmph.

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RAIN & LIGHT SENSORS :(If fitted)Your vehicle is fitted with a Rain & Lightsensor, just below the wind screen andabove the dash board.

Auto front wipe function: (If Fitted)The Rain sensor is an optical systemthat automatically operates yourvehicle’s wipers when it detectsraindrops falling on the windscreen. TheAuto front wipe gets enabled only whenyou keep the left hand side wiper stalkin the Auto position and ignition is “ON”.Auto wipe has 4 positions and 3 wiperspeed settings:

Wiper Speed settings

(Vehicles having Auto Front wipe will notbe fitted with an intermittent wipe speedselector).The wiper stalk will also provide five; rainsensitivity/frequency settings to allowyou to select the sensitivity of the autowipe system. P1, P2, P3, P4 & P5 arethe different sensitivity levels that youcan select from the left hand stalk ofCombi Switch. P5 is the lowestsensitivity and P1 the highest sensitivitymode.

P1, P2, P3, P4 & P5 levels

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

These will vary the amount of rain thatmust be detected by the rain light sensorbefore the auto wipe system turns “ON”.The speed of wiping will be varieddepending on the intensity / frequencyof rain falling.

NOTEIn case of loss of signal from the Rainand Light sensor, the wipers willsweep in different interval mode asper the sensitivity you select or, tilla valid signal is received from theRain Light sensor.

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Auto Light function :

• The light sensor is an optical sensorthat automatically switches “ON” or“OFF” the head lamps whenever itsenses the surrounding light intensity.(e.g. when the vehicle enters a tunnelor when it is twilight).

• Auto Light function is activated if theauto light switch is in auto mode onthe Master Light switch.

NOTEIn case of loss of signal from the Rainand Light sensor, the low beam andparking lights will be ‘ON’automatically. Also user can operatemanual high beam throughcombination switch. In case of majorelectrical failure, manual high beamcannot be operated.

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The camera can view 920 vertical viewangle and 1240 horizontal view angle.

Reverse Guiding System :Parking Distance Control withCamera (if equipped) :This system consists of a rear viewcamera mounted below chrome garishon the tailgate and a display monitor onthe centre console of the dashboard.

The monitor turns ‘ON’ automaticallywhen the ignition is ‘ON’. After engagingreverse gear, the camera provides youwith a wide view of what is behind yourvehicle. It reduces the risk of collidingagainst anything that is not easily visiblefrom the vehicle’s rear view mirrors.

Ultrasonic sensors fitted on rear bumper

CAUTION• Parking aids is for guidance only,

and are not intended to replacethe driver ’s visual checks forobstructions when maneuvering.

• Always be vigilant when reversing.• It is driver's responsibility to detect

obstacles and estimate the vehicle'sdistance from them while reversing.Some overhanging objects orbarriers, which could possiblycause damage to the vehicle, maynot be detected by the camera.

Rear view on TFT screen

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Operating Instructions1. Switch ‘ON’ the ignition, display will

show the TATA logo indicating thesystem is working fine. On engagingthe reverse gear, system will getactivated automatically. When theobstacle comes in the sensing zone,system starts giving an audio &display indication.

2. Buzzer ON / OFF switchBuzzer ON / OFF switch is located onfacia switch (below Infotainment system)is a master switch. Park assist systemenables the Buzzer automatically onevery ignition cycle.

Buzzer LEDEnabled ONDisabled OFF

Buzzer is used for audible warning whichis controlled by buzzer ON / OFF switch.Buzzer sound time duration depends onthe obstacle distance. Buzzer can beswitched ‘OFF’ by pressing this switch.

Parking Distance Control withSensors (if equipped):

Ultrasonic sensor based reveres guidingsystem is designed to aid safe drivingwhile reversing the vehicle. The systemalerts and show you the distance fromobstacles while reversing the vehicle atlow speed. It includes four sensors, acontroller, buzzer and a display. Thesystem is designed to give both audibleand visual signal, when the rear bumperof the vehicle comes closer to an object.The system is automatically activatedwhen the reverse gear is engaged.

Ultrasonic sensors fitted on rear bumper

NOTEPlease note, objects less than onemetre in height and 20 mm width /diameter may not be detected by theReverse Parking Sensor.

Zone Distance Buzzer beepBetween Frequency

Obstacle &Rear bumper

1 120 cm Low frequency2 80 cm High frequency3 40 cm Continuous beep4 30 cm Not guaranteed

Obstacle can’t be detected it is too high

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WARNING1. This system is strictly a driver

assistance device. It is not asubstitute of driver’s responsibilitywhile driving. Under nocircumstances will themanufacturer accept anyresponsibility or can be held liablefor any direct or indirect, incidentalor consequential damage causedby negligent use of this system.

2. Clean the sensors properly andkeep them free from ice, dust, mud,water, chewing gum etc. forproper working of the system.

3. Please practice reverse parkingusing different obstacles to graspthe system performance.

4. Pressing the sensor on activeregion may damage the sensors &may hamper its sensing rangecausing the system to malfunction.

5. Always STOP your vehicle when acontinuous beep is heard. As it

CAUTION1. In case of bumpers fitted with

ultrasonic sensors (4 Nos), thesystem performance is dependenton the reflection of ultrasonic wavesfrom the obstacle.

2. System cannot sensea) Wire mesh, handrail, smallobjects & some obstacle which arecoming too much below or toomuch above the bumper level.b) Ostacles like cotton, wool, foam,textile or spongy surface which willabsorb ultrasonic waves easily.c) Pot holes or the trenches ordrainages which are below theground level.

3. System may give wrong signalon reversing :a) When the vehicle on grasslands& bumpy roads.b) While vehicle moving from plainground to slope like backing updownhill or vice versa.

c) When the bumper is tilted morethan the normal position or whenthe vehicle is heavily overloaded.d) When the temperature of theobstacle is high as hot surfacesreflect fewer sound waves lessthan cold surfaces.e) If there is an excessive increasein humidity as it increases thesound speed (max. by 2%) ascompared to dry air.f) When the vehicle is equippedwith high power radio antenna onrear side.g) If sensor is at extremetemperatures: below -30°Celsius orabove 80°Celsius.

4. System may give false alarm duringthe heavy rain conditions, duringthe snow conditions or heavy windconditions.

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indicates an object at dangerousdistance not more than 1M from therear bumper.

6. Never use high pressure water toclean the sensors and also neveruse hammer on it.

4. Graphics on LCD:

LCD display graphic representation for theobstacle coming close to the bumper areshown below :

Just Detected

Sensor Malfunction

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SAFETY CHECKS BEFORE DRIVING:

Check :1. Tyre pressure and condition of tyres.2. Coolant level.3. Engine oil level.4. Brake fluid level.5. Water in windshield washer reservoir.6. Power steering oil level.7. Battery electrolyte level.8. Ensure sufficient Fuel.

Adjust:1. Adjust your seat position.2. Check adjustment of all rear view

mirrors.3. Check and adjust steering height.

Ensure:1. Bonnet is properly closed and locked.2. All doors are properly closed and

locked.3. Check that the items you may be

carrying inside with you are storedproperly or fastened securely.

4. Seat belts are fastened.5. All mirrors, windows and outside lights

are clean and unobstructed. Removedust, frost, snow or ice if any, onthese.

6. All switches and lamps are working7. All the gauges and indicators in the

instrument cluster are working.8. Gear shift lever is in neutral position.9. Parking brake is released.

Windshie ld /wiper /w indshie ldwasher:Always keep windshield glass clean toavoid any distortion in visibility. Ensureproper working of wipers and conditionof wiper blade. Ensure that windshieldwasher reservoir is full. Do not operatewiper alone when the windshield glassis dry, this may damage the windshield.

Headlights:Keep headlight lenses clean. Check foroperation of headlamps in both high/lowbeam condition. Check for correctfocusing of headlamps. Use only

recommended type of bulbs. Do not usethe high beam unless it is inevitable, asits dazzle may glare the driver of anoncoming vehicle, thus causing anaccident.

Side indicators / Hazard warning:

Ensure that all side indicators/ hazardwarning lights are in working conditionand they are used when required.

Horn:

Ensure the horn is working properly.Horn provides safety to other road usersby alerting your presence.

Brakes:

Ensure brakes are working properly. Donot drive the vehicle when brakewarning lamp is ‘ON’.

Tyres:

Check the condition of tyres for anyabnormalities. Maintain correct tyrepressure. Do not use worn or bald tyres,especially on the front wheels.

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First Aid Kit:A first aid kit is provided in your vehicle.This is for use in case of minor injuries.It should be regularly checked andupdated.Documents:Always carry car registration papers,insurance, valid PUC certificate anddriving license with you.DRIVING SAFETY :Seat Belt:Seat-belts are life saving equipment. Useof seat-belt reduces the chance of injuryand severity of injury in case of anaccident. It is strongly recommendedthat all the vehicle occupants alwayswear seat-belts when car is in motion.Influence of Alcohol / Drugs:Avoid driving under the influence ofalcohol or drugs. Alcohol and drugs willseverely affect your reflex actions. Thiswill impair your control of the car andincrease the risk of injury to yourselfand others.

Mobile phones:

Avoid using mobile phones while drivinga vehicle. This could divert yourattention from the road and result in anaccident.

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 restand get refreshed at regular intervals.

SAFETY CHECKS

Parking on slopes:

While parking, if your vehicle facinguphill, it is advisable to switch off theengine and engage reverse gear.

While parking, if your vehicle facingdown hill, it is advisable to switch off theengine and engage lower forward gear.

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Fuel economy :

Your vehicle’s fuel economy dependsmainly on your style of driving, whereyou drive and when you drive.

Each of these factors affects how manykilometers you can get from a litre offuel. To operate your vehicle aseconomically as possible, the drivingsuggestions below will be useful.

• Do not warm up your vehicle’s enginefor a long time. Start driving once theengine is running smoothly. Enginewarm up may take a little more timeon colder days.

• Gently press the accelerator pedalafter stopping

• Get your vehicle serviced as per theService Schedule. This not onlyincreases the life of all parts but alsolowers your operating costs.

• Avoid using the Air Conditionerunnecessarily

• Lower your vehicle’s speed whendriving on rough roads.

• Keep the tyres inflated to theirrecommended pressure. This alsohelps in better tyre life and fueleconomy.

• Maintain a safe distance from othervehicle’s to avoid sudden stops. Thiswill reduce wear on brake linings andpads. Driving in such a way will alsosave fuel because extra fuel isrequired to accelerate back to drivingspeed.

• Do not carry unnecessary weight inyour vehicle.

• Do not rest your foot on the brake andclutch pedal while driving. This causesbrakes and clutch to wear out faster.Your car ’s fuel economy is alsoaffected.

• Improperly aligned wheels result isuneven tread wear and poor fueleconomy. Check your car’s wheelalignment regularly.

• As far as possible roll up your vehicle’swindows when traveling at highspeeds. This improves the fueleconomy of your car.

• Reduce your vehicle’s speed when thewind is blowing against the directionin which your car is going.

Gear Running-in Fuel Economyspeeds (Kmph) speeds (Kmph)4X4 4X2 4X4 4X2

1st 20 20 - -2nd 40 35 30 303rd 60 55 40 404th 80 75 50 505th 110 100 60 60

FUEL ECONOMY

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STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE

TATA MOTORS Service Centre

Starter Protection system:

This Starter Protection system providesthe following safety conditions :

1. Automatic disengagement of startermotor once the engine is started toavoid over-running of starter motor

2. Not allowing starter motor to engagewhen engine is running

3. No starter motor function whenvehicle is in running condition.

4. Not allowing starter motor to crankthe engine under low battery condition(below 6.5V) to avoid further drainingof battery

NOTEAfter starting, run the engine in idlespeed for at least 30 seconds. Do notpress accelerator pedal while startingthe engine to avoid damage toturbocharger (in case of diesel cars).

Starting the Engine:

• Ensure that the vehicle is in Neutralgear for safe starting.

• Do not press the accelerator pedal.• Wait till glow plug indicator goes OFF• Keep the clutch pedal fully pressed

and crank the engine. Release thekey as soon as engine starts. Whilecranking, all accessories will bemomentarily ‘OFF’.

NOTEThe Starter Protection System fitted inthis vehicle does not allow you to crankthe engine until you fully press theclutch pedal.

• If the engine does not startimmediately, hold the ignition key atcrank position for 10 secs. This willhelp to start the engine if startermotor is in fail-safe conditionoperation.

• In case of unsuccessful/delayedengine start, kindly contact authorized

Stopping the Engine:

Before switching OFF the engine, runthe engine in idle condition for atleast30 seconds and then switch OFF. Thiswill allow the engine oil to lubricate theturbocharger, till its speed is fullyreduced and also allow the unit to cooldown.

The above precautions will ensuresatisfactory life and performance fromthe turbocharger.

Preparing to Drive :

• Release the parking brake.

• Before entering the vehicle, check andclear any obstructions that may notbe visible from the driver's seat.

• Before driving off check in the rearview mirror, for oncoming traffic.Switch on side indicator signal whengetting into main stream of traffic.

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STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE & PARKING

Parking :• Park the vehicle in a safe place.• Apply the parking brake.• Ensure that all window glasses are

closed and all lamps are turned OFF.• At night, put on the parking lights if

required.• Remove the key from the ignition

switch.• Place wheel chocks at the wheels if

parked on a slope.CAUTION

• Do not leave the key inside thevehicle.

• Do not leave children unsupervisedinside the vehicle.

• When parking on a level ground, youmay place the gear lever in "Neutral"position. When parking on adownhill gradiant, place the gear leverin ‘Reverse’ position. When parkingon uphill gradiant, place the gearlever in the ‘1st’ position.

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STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE & PARKING

Running-in Period:

Avoid rapid acceleration and prolongedhigh speed running of the engine whileusing the new vehicle for the first 1500-1800 km of operation.

Do not exceed the following road speedsduring running in period.

Gear Running-inspeeds (Kmph)

4X4 4X21st 20 202nd 40 353rd 60 554th 80 755th 110 100

Before you shift to reverse gear, bringyour vehicle to a complete stop anddepress the clutch pedal fully.

Do not shift into reverse gear when thevehicle is moving forward.

While shifting the gears, it isrecommended to shift at the speedsgiven in the table.

You can get extra braking from theengine when slowing down by shiftingto a lower gear.

This can help you to maintain a safespeed and prevent your brakes fromoverheating while going down a steep hill.

CAUTION• Avoid excessive revving up of engine

rpm.• Idling the engine for long duration

must be avoided.

Gear Shifting Speeds :

Gear Vehicle SpeedsDuring Upshit

1st - 2nd 202nd - 3rd 403rd - 4th 604th - 5th 80

Gear Vehicle SpeedsDuring Downshit

2nd - 1st 153rd - 2nd 304th - 3rd 455th - 4th 70

NOTEWhile driving at higher gears, if theengine speed suddenly drops, theengine may stall and will be switched‘OFF’. This is done to safe guard thetransmission system.

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BRAKES & BRAKING

Check your brakes after driving throughdeep water. Apply the brakesmoderately to feel that they are normal.If not, apply them gently and frequentlyuntil they do. With wet brakes you shouldbe extra cautious and alert while driving.

CAUTIONBrake system failure is hazardousand needs immediate attention. In theevent of brake system failure,a) Have your vehicle towed ORb) Be extremely cautious in case youhave to drive the car.

Brakes :

The brake system on your vehicle is anadvanced dual circuit, vertical splitvacuum assisted hydraulic brakesystem.

It is equipped with:

Brake booster: This assists the driverin braking with an ergonomic pedalforce on brake pedal;Tandem Master Cylinder, for fail safebraking.Twin pot calipers in front and singlepot callipers in rear, for efficientenergy absorption.

However, in failure of one circuit, thepedal will be lighter to press, pedal travelwill be higher and stopping distance willincrease. At the same time brakeindication light would glow on dashboard.

If you observe any abnormality in brakesystem, contact your nearest TATAAuthorized Service Centre. In case offailure of vacuum supply to the brakebooster the car can still be

stopped with a higher pedal effort. Incase of vacuum failure or brake circuitfailure, slow down the vehicle by shiftingto lower gear and lifting your foot fromthe accelerator pedal. Pull to the sideof the road as soon as it is safe. Putyour foot on brake pedal to apply brake.Do not ride with brakes applied as theymay overheat and the performance maybe impaired. The brake lights mayconfuse the other road users behindyou. Use engine to assist the brakes byshifting to a lower gear and lifting yourfoot from accelerator pedal.

Constant application of brakes whilegoing down the hill builds heat andreduces braking efficiency.

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Driving Through Water :

Never venture to drive through waterwhen it flows over stones on a bridge.

Your vehicle’s engine may get seriouslydamaged if attempted to drive throughdeep water.

If at all the situation demands that youhave to drive through water then;

• Keep engine in fast idling and crawlthe vehicle in low gear.

• After driving through water applybrakes several times to dry liners andto regain original braking.

• Do not attempt to start the engine ifvehicle gets flooded due to water.Tow the vehicle to a safe place.

• Take the vehicle to nearest TATAMOTORS authorised workshop tocheck entry of water in cylinders.

• If water has entered the engine ortransaxle, the lubricants will have tobe replaced.

• Get the starter and alternatorchecked.

Driving on a Rainy Day :

• Check brakes, steering andwindows.Check tyres for wear andtyre pressure.

• Check wiper blades for properfunctioning.

• Avoid harsh braking and sharp turns.It may cause loss of control and leadto a skid.

• For slowing down, shift to lower gearsand brake gently.

• Keep head lights ON if visibility ispoor.

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.

• Use side indicators for lane changeor turning. Put ON hazard warningswitch in case of hazardous parkingor if your vehicle is disabled to warnthe passing traffic.

Climbing Sharp Gradients on LooseSurfaces:

• Start off smoothly in any suitablegear. Apply power smoothly so thatthere is no loss of traction by over-revving of the engine.

DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITIONS

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DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITIONS

• 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 alower gear has to be done cautiouslyto avoid loss of traction.

• Never move the vehicle diagonallyacross a hill. The danger is in loss oftraction and sideways slippage,possibly resulting in tipping over. Ifunavoidable, choose as mild anangle as possible and keep the carmoving.

• 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 car to move back with thecontrol of engine compression.

Descending Sharp Gradients :

• 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 disengagement isnot involved while descending thegradient.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

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ADVANCE WARNING TRIAGLE, JACK & TOOL

Advance Warning Triangle :

The advance warning triangle is kept inthe storage area behind the 3rd row seat.

Jack :

The jack is kept in the rear luggage spaceof your vehicle. Open the tail gate andlift the cover of the storage box to accessthe scissor jack.

Tools :

Following tools are provided with yourvehicle.

1. Wheel Spanner2. Extension Rod for spare wheel

removal3. Reversible Screw Driver4. Handle for operating jack5. Tow Hook

While jacking the vehicle, occupant haveto fix the wheel spanner with jack handle.

For fixing the wheel spanner with jackhandle align the spring loaded ballprovided on jack handle with notch onwheel spanner and then insert.

Kindly refer operating instructionsprovided on the sticker, which is fixedon the jack itself.


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IF YOU HAVE FLAT TYRES & REMOVAL OF SPARE WHEEL

IF YOU HAVE A FLAT TYRE

Reduce vehicle speed gradually keepingit is a straight line. Move cautiously offthe road to safe place away from traffic.Park the vehicle on a level and firmground. Apply parking brake andengage 1st gear.Turn on Hazard warning switch. Keepadvance-warning triangle at least 50meters behind the car as an indicationof breakdown.Take out the tool kit, jack and handlefrom the car which is kept in the luggagecompartment.

Removal of Spare wheel:

Spare wheel is located below the rearluggage space floor and behind rearbumper.Spare wheel removal procedure :1. Open the tail gate and storage box

cover, remove the anti-theft rubberlock.

2. Remove the window cover provied onthe rear bumper to access the sparewheel bracket.

3. Insert the spare wheel handle withextension through the window.

4. Rotate the handle anti-clockwise tolower the spare wheel till it rests onthe ground.


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JACKING THE VEHICLE & CHANGING WHEEL

5. Remove the holding bracket from thespare wheel and get the spare wheelseperated.

Jacking the vehicle and changingwheel:

Jacking Point - Front

Jacking Point - Rear

While jacking the vehicle, followingprecautions are to be taken :

1. Park the vehicle on a firm, leveled andnon-slippery surface.

2. Turn ON hazard warning switch.

3. Apply parking brake and engage 1stgear.

4. Keep advance-warning triangle atleast 50 meters behind the vehicle asan indication of breakdown.

5. Ensure that the all passengers getdown from the vehicle.

4. Block the wheel which diagonallyopposite to the flat tyre by usingchocks.

After confirming the above conditions,you can go for jacking up the vehicle.

Set the jack properly at correct jack pointas shown for front or rear wheel. Thejacking points are located approximately950 mm behind the front wheel and 700


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mm ahead of the rear wheel. Slowly liftthe vehicle with the help of jack handle.Remove wheel-mounting nuts and take-out flat tyre.

Roll the spare wheel into position andalign the holes in the wheel with studs.Reinstall the wheel nuts (taper endinward) and tighten them as much asyou can by hand.

NOTEBefore using the jack, please read theinstructions on the sticker provided onthe jack.

Lower the jack completely and tightenthe wheel nuts one by one using wheelspanner. Press fit the wheel cover back(if fitted).

Restore all the tools and jack at theirrespective location.

Place the flat tyre at spare wheellocation and place the anti-theft lock toits place.

CAUTIONCheck and correct tyre pressure andnut tightness of the changed wheel asper recommendation at a nearestservice station. Get the flat tyrerepaired at the earliest.


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TOWING THE VEHICLE

Location of Tow Hooks:Towing the Car :

For towing a car, the best way is touse a wrecker.

Alternatively, use a rigid tow bar.

Avoid using a flexible cable or ropeas your car may crash into the cartowing your car when it stopssuddenly.

Switch ON the hazard warningsignals of both the cars to warn otherroad users.

Where possible, keep the engineidling so that power steeringassistance and brake vacuum areavailable.

Limit the speed to 20-30 kmph.

In case of brake failure, use theparking brake to control the car.

Tow Hook Attachment Location at Front

Tow Hook Attachment Location at Rear


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Resetting the Inertia Switch :1. Open the Front Right Door (for LHD

Models). And reach out in the areabelow the glove box as shown in theimage below.

In Case of Emergency :Your ARIA is fitted with an Inertia Switch,which will trigger if the vehicle is broughtto an abrupt halt, normally during acollision. Normal driving and even suddenbraking will not trigger the inertia switch.When the Inertia Switch is triggered thefollowing will happen

All the doors will be unlocked.All the turn indicators will flash (bothLeft Side and Right Side).All the roof lamps will be turned ON.

To undo the above affects you have toreset the Inertia Switch as shown below.

WARNINGAfter resetting the switch and beforeresuming driving, check for anydamage to the body or check if anypart is hanging loose. Also, afterturning ON the ignition, ensure that nofaults are displayed in the instrumentcluster

2. Reach out for the Inertia Switchthrough cut-out (opening) and pressit.

NOTEAlthough the Inertia switch cannot beseen, it can be easily located by thecut-out (opening) provided in the top ofthe lower A’ Pillar trim.

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STARTING THE ENGINE WITH JUMP LEADS

The voltage and capacity are given onthe batteries.

• Do not disconnect the dischargedbattery from the vehicle.

• Switch off all unnecessary electricalloads.

• Do not lean over the battery duringjump starting.

• Do not allow the terminals of one leadto touch those of the other lead.

• Apply hand brake. Keep the gear shiftlever in neutral.

• Do not connect the lead to the negativeterminal of the discharged battery.

• The connection of the -ve lead pointshould be as far away from thedischarged battery as possible andclose to the starter motor.

• Route the leads so that they do notget caught by the rotating parts in theengine compartment.

Connect leads in the order as shownin the sketch

Starting the Engine with JumpLeads:The engine with a discharged battery canbe started by transferring electricalpower from the battery of another vehicle.This may be dangerous as any deviationfrom the following instructions could leadto personal injury resulting from anybattery explosion, as well as damage tothe electrical systems in both vehicles.

CAUTIONDo not allow battery electrolyte tocome in contact with eyes, skin,fabrics or painted surfaces. The fluidcontains sulphuric acid which cancause injury and severe damage.Wear rubber gloves, to avoid risk ofcontact.

• Wear eye protection when workingnear any battery.

• Make sure that the battery providingthe jump start has the same voltageas the battery in your vehicle (12V).

Attempts to start the engine of thevehicle with the discharged batteryshould be made at intervals of oneminute and should not last more than15 seconds. After starting, allow bothengines to idle for approximately 3minutes with the leads still connected.

CAUTIONDo not push start the vehicle, this maydamage flywheel.


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FUSE BOX LOCATIONS & DETAILS

FUSE AND RELAY BOX DETAILS:The fuses & relays are located in threefuse boxes:1. Battery mounted fuse box is mounted

in the battery in the enginecompartment.

2. Engine compartment fuse box andrelay box is located in enginecompartment.

3. Cabin wiring harness fuse and relaybox is located under the dashboardon driver’s side.

Location of the three fuse boxes in your car


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FUSE BOX DETAILS

1. ENGINE COMPARTMENT FUSE AND RELAY BOX NO RATING POWER CONSUMERR1 AccessoriesR2 Cooling Fan IIR3 Cooling Fan IR4 Cooling Fan IIIR5 Heater Rear ScreenR6 AirconR7 EMS RelayR8 StarterR10 Dip BeamR11 High BeamR12 HornR13 Front WiperR14 Glow Plug IR15 Front Fog LampR16 Glow Plug IIF5 60A AccessoriesF9 40A Cooling Fan IIF10 30A Heater Rear ScreenF11 20A TODF12 40A HVACF13 25A ABS/ESPF14 15A AirconF15 30A EMSF16 40A StarterF17 Not UsedF18 10A Dip Beam RH

F18A 10A Dip Beam LH


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FUSE BOX LOCATIONS & DETAILS

2. BATTERY MOUNTED FUSE AND RELAY BOX

NO RATING POWER CONSUMERMF1 CAL 5 STARTER MOTORMF2 150 A ALTERNATORMF3 60 A BATTERY COCKPITMF4 40 A ABS/ESP

NO RATING POWER CONSUMERMF5 60 A IGNITIONMF6 - Not in UseMF7 30 A COOLING FAN

NO RATING POWER CONSUMERF19 10A Main Beam RH

F19A 10A Main Beam LHF20 Not UsedF21 10A HornF22 Not UsedF23 15A Rear WiperF24 40A Glow Plug IF25 15A Front Fog LampF26 40A Glow Plug IIF27 15A Tow BarF28 30A HAS BattF31 10A AMPSF32 15A At BattFS1 20A SPAREFS2 40A SPAREFS3 25A SPAREFS4 30A SPAREFS5 15A SPAREFS6 10A SPARE


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FUSE BOX DETAILS

3. CABIN WIRING HARNESS FUSE & RELAY BOX UNDER THE DASHBOARD ON DRIVER SIDE (RIGHT SIDE)This fuse box is part of main wiring harness.


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NO RATING POWER CONSUMERF1 25A W/W FR RH BATT.F2 10A USB,TFT & BT BATTF3 5A MASTER LIGHT SW BATT.F4 5A HAVC BATT.F5 20A INFOTAINMENT BATT.F6 25A W/W RR LH BATT.F7 25A W/W RR RH BATT.F8 10A INTERIOR LAMPF9 10A IMMO & KEY IN BATT.

F10 10A INSTRU CLUS BATT.F11 10A PARK LHF12 10A PARK RHF13 10A MIRROR HEATERF14 20A HEATED REAR SCREENF15 5A EMS DIAGNO INERTIA SW BATT.F16 20A CENTRAL DOOR LOCK BATT.F17 10A AMPS BATT.F18 30A BCM 1 BATT.F19 10A MIRROR BATT.F20 25A W/W FR LH BATT.F21 5A STARTER RELAY COILF22 5A BCM IGNF23 5A IGN RELAY COILF24 5A W/W IGN.F25 5A IMMO IGN.

F25A 5A AT IGNF26 10A EMS IGN.F27 10A ABS/ESP BK PEDAL SW IGN.

F28 10A INSTRUMENT CLUSTER IGNF29 5A SRS IGN.F30 15A STOP/REV LAMPF31 10A TOD FR AXLE IGN.F32 5A PDC,INT WIPEF33 10A WATER SEDIMENT VEH SPEED IGNF34 10A FR HVAC IGN.F35 25A FR,RR WIPER IGN.F36 5A REAR BLOWER SW IGN.F37 5A MIRROR SET / FOLDF38 5A INFOTAINMENT IGN.F39 10A REAR FOG LAMP IGN.F40 5A/15A AMMS ACC / TOW BAR IGN.F41 15A POWER SOCKET III ACCF42 15A CIGAR LIGHTER I, IIF43 30A REAR BLOWER ACCF44 5A HRS COIL ACCF45 5A ACC RELAY COILR0 - AT REV. LAMP RELAYR1 - MIRROR SET RELAYR2 - MIRROR FOLD RELAYR3 - POWER MIRROR FOLD RELAYR4 - IGN RELAYR5 - 6-WAY DIODE MODULER6 - INTERIOR LAMP RELAYR7 - CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING RELAY-3R8 - CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING RELAY-1R9 - REAR FOG LAMP RELAY

R10 - PARK LAMP RELAYR11 - CENTRL DOOR LOCKING RELAY-2

FUSE BOX DETAILS


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BULB SPECIFICATION

BULB SPECIFICATION :

SR.NO DESCRIPTION CAP TYPE SPECIFICATION QUANTITY1 Head Lamp - High Beam H7 12 V 55W 22 Head Lamp - Low Beam H7 12 V 55W 23 Head Lamp - Turn Indicator PY24W 12V 24W 24 Head Lamp - Position Lamp W5W 12 V 5W 25 Tail Lamp - Stop/Tail P 21 / 5W 12 V 21/5W 26 Tail Lamp - Turn Indicator P 21 W 12 V 21W 27 Tail Lamp - Rear Fog P 21 W 12 V 21W 28 Tail Lamp - Reverse P 21 W 12 V 21W 29 High Mounted - Stop Lamp LED 110 Registration Plate Lamp W5W 12 V 5W 211 Door Ajar cum Puddle Lamp W5W 12 V 5W 412 Roof Lamp - Third W5W 12 V 5W 313 Roof Lamp - First & Second W5W 12 V 5W 614 Load Area Lamp W5W 12 V 5W 115 Front Fog Lamp H11 12 V 55W 216 Side Repeater Lamp LED 217 Glove Box Lamp W 5 W 12V 5W 1


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HEAD LAMP BULB REPLACEMENT

• Handle the bulb only at metal part andnot at glass portion.

Removal procedure:

1. Open the bonnet.2. Remove the socket cover on the

backside of the headlamp.

3. Disconnect the connecter by pullingit out firmly.

NOTEBoth the bulbs can be replaced bythe procedure described below.

1 2

1. Low beam bulb cover2. High beam bulb cover

Head lamp bulb replacement :

Procedure:

CAUTION• Bulbs can be very hot. You should

therefore allow them to cool downbefore you change them.

• Keep bulbs out of reach of children.• Never use a bulb which has been

dropped. Such a bulb may explodeand injure you.

• Do not touch or handle bulbs withbare hand

Before you change the bulb :• Only fit bulbs of the same type and

wattage.• Switch the lights OFF before changing

a bulb to prevent short circuit.• Always hold the bulb with a clean, lint

free cloth.• Do not work with wet or greasy fingers.• If the new bulb does not come ON,

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4. Release the bulb retainer spring whichis holding the bulb by pressing andmoving it upward.

5. Remove the defective headlamp bulbcarefully.

Fitment procedure:

1. Place the bulb properly by matchingthe rectangular notch in the bulbhousing and the bulb seat.

2. Lock the headlamp bulb in place, byusing the retainer spring. Confirm if thebulb is seated properly by lookingthrough the front lens in case of highbeam only.

3. Fix the connecter.4. Put back the socket cover.


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3. Disconnect the connecter by pullingit out firmly.

4. You can now replace any of thedamaged / fused lamp bulbs from thetail lamp cluster.

5. Rotate the bulb holder inanticlockwise direction and removethe assy.

6. Take out the bulb from holder &replace with new one.

7. Rotate the bulb holder in clockwisedirection for fitment.

8. Fit the tail lamp by fastening the nutsholding it.

NOTESame procedure is applicable for allthe bulbs of tail lamp.

Tail Lamp bulb replacementprocedure:

CAUTION• Allow bulbs to cool down before

you change them.• Keep bulbs out of reach of children.• Never use a bulb which has been

dropped. Such a bulb may explodeand injure you.

1. Open the tail gate

2. Remove the two nuts holding the taillamp.

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ENGINE COMPARTMENT

ENGINE COMPARTMENT

01. ABS/ESP ECU/HCU02. Brake / Clutch Fluid Reservoir03. Turbocharger with heat shield04. Engine Oil Filling Cap

05. Engine Oil Dip Stick06. Battery07. Fuse & Relay Box08. Windshield Washer Fluid Container

09. Priming Pump10. Auxiliary Tank11. Power Steering Fluid Container12. Air Filter

1 2 3 4 5 6

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AIR FILTER, ENGINE OIL LEVEL & ENGINE COOLANT LEVEL

Engine oil level checking:

Warm up the engine to normal operatingtemperature.

Turn it off and wait for at least 30 minutesfor the oil to return to the oil pan.

Be sure the vehicle is on a level surface.

Pull out the dipstick, wipe it clean, andreinsert if fully.

Pull it out again and examine the oil level.it should be between ‘Min’ and ‘Max’level. If not, top up with recommendedengine oil.

Air Filter:

Replace the air filter element with a newone when air filter gets too clogged . Thisis necessary if the vehicle is driven industy conditions.Always use a genuine air filterelement.

NOTE1. When a vehicle is driven under dusty

conditions, replacement of the air-cleaner element is necessary.

2. Clogged air-cleaners lead toincreased resistance to air intakewhich increases fuel consumption.Using low pressure compressed air,blow off dust on the air cleanerelement.

Engine coolant level:

Check the coolant level in the radiatorauxiliary tank.

It should be in between maximum andminimum lines.

If the auxiliary tank is completely empty,please check the coolant level.

NOTEIf auxiliary tank is empty, fill it up tothe ‘MAX’ level.

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BRAKE FLUID, POWER STEERING FLUID & WINDSHIELD WASHER

Windshield Washer:

Windshield washer fluid container fillerneck is provided near LH headlamp inthe engine compartment.

NOTEDo not add detergent or any solventin the windshield washing water.

Fuel Filter:

Fuel filter separates dust particles fromthe fuel and allows clean fuel in to thefuel injection system. It also separatesand stores water.

Get it replaced with genuine fuel filterand at specified intervals.

Brake / Clutch Fluid Level :

The level of the brake / clutch fluid mustbe between the MIN. and MAX. markson the side of the brake fluid container. Ifthe level falls below the min. mark, addrecommended brake fluid. (Refer section- Fuels, coolants and lubricants)In case of spongy or hard pedal or lowbrake efficiency, please contact thenearest TATA authorised Service outlet.

CAUTION1. Do not allow brake fluid to make

contact with the skin or eyes. Incase of accidental contact, washeyes with cool water immediatelyand consult a doctor.

2. Do not allow brake fluid to splashor spill on the paint surface as itwill damage the paint. In case ofspillage, wipe it off immediately.

Power steering reservoir :

The level of the power steering fluid mustbe between the MIN. and MAX. markson the side of the power steering fluidcontainer. If the level falls below the MIN.mark, add recommended fluid. (Refersection - Fuels, coolants and lubricants)In case of leakage or hard steering,please contact the nearest AuthorisedService outlet.

CAUTION1. Do not start the engine without oil

in the power steering system.2. Do not allow dirt into power

steering fluid reservoir duringrefilling or top up.


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TURBOCHARGER & INTERCOOLER

Turbocharger:Your vehicle is fitted with a turbocharger.This is an efficient supercharging deviceused in the engine. It makes use ofthermal energy of engine exhaust gasesto run a turbine which in turn drives acompressor to force air under pressureinto the inlet manifold.Lubrication of Turbocharger:The turbocharger rotor assembly issupported by two fully floating bearingbushes in the bearing housing. Thesebearing bushes are lubricated with finelyfiltered engine oil from the lubricationsystem of the engine.Idle the engine for a while (one minute)after starting the engine and beforestopping the engine to ensure adequatelubricating oil supply to the turbocharger.Turbocharger Connections:All turbocharger connections must beleak-proof. Check air inlet, air outlet,exhaust gas inlet and exhaust outletconnections as well as oil inlet and outlet

connections and tighten the connectionswhere required.Proper maintenance of air filter, oil filteras well as use of correct grade of oil andadherence to oil change intervals isessential for proper functioning of theturbocharger.If you suspect any malfunctioning of theturbocharger, take the vehicle to thenearest dealer.

NOTEKeep engine at idling speed for atleasta minute after starting and also beforestopping, to protect the turbochargeragainst damage due to oil starvation.

Intercooler :Hot air coming out of turbocharger flowsthrough the intercooler and gets cooledbefore entering the intake manifold.As such it does not require anymaintenance however it can be cleanedexternally by blowing compressed air.

CAUTIONWhile cleaning, ensure thatintercooler fins are not damaged. If thefins get damaged, it could lead to loseof performance and subsequentfailure.

Maintenance recommendations:a) Check the boost pressure pipe for

its proper fitment, damage etc.b) Specified engine oil and the oil filter

should be used and should bechanged regularly in accordancewith Service Schedule.

c) Check oil feed pipes, return pipes,air intake and exhaust piping forleakages and restrictions.

d) Check the engine breathing systemand oil seperator.

e) Fill the oil inlet hole of theturbocharger with clean engine oil,when the engine is started after longstorage.

NOTEIn cold condition, first 2 sec. engineshould not run up to full throttle.


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Catalytic Converter :The catalytic converter is fitted on yourcar to reduce exhaust pollution. Thecatalytic converter will quickly heat upafter starting to ensure that it operatescorrectly during the warm up phase ofthe engine.

The catalytic Converter does not requireany special maintenance however,following precaution should be taken forthe effective functioning of the converterand to avoid damage to the Converter.

1 It is mandatory to use Diesel fuelwith low sulphur content (Referrecommended fuels). Use of anyother diesel fuel can increase thepollutants.

2 Avoid parking the vehicle overinflammable materials, such as dryleaves, grass, etc., as the exhaustsystem is hot enough to initiate“FIRE”.

Maintenance of Catalytic Converter

Catalytic Converter should be flushed bygiving full throttle (4 to 5 times) in standingcondition of vehicle on daily basis. Forhigh speed driving condition run hot forfew km as this will help to flush thecarbon soot deposits from exhaustsystem and catalytic converter. Highspeed running of the vehicle may bedone periodically to avoid chocking ofcatalytic converter.

Alternatively flushing operation forcleaning the catalytic converter can bedone by dry compressed air draft (3 to4 bar) directed on the honeycombstructure of catalytic converter (afterremoving from vehicle)

CAUTION• Avoid push start or tow-starting the

vehicle. (Use jump leads).• Avoid long (not more than 10 sec.)

repeat (not more than 3 times)starting of the Vehicle. Investigatethe cause for difficulty in starting &rectify the same.

• Avoid long idling (to warm-up). Ifthe engine is running rough, aftera cold start.

• Avoid switching "off" the ignitionwhen driving down the hill. (This willnot save fuel).

• Avoid fuel tank getting almost empty.• Avoid pre-Coating / Painting of

Catalytic Converter.

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TYRES

Tyres:

1 2 3

1. Under inflation Excessive SideTread Wear

2. Correct Tyre UniformPressure Tyre Wear

3. Over inflation ExcessiveCentre Tread

Wear

Check for inflation and condition of yourcar tyres periodically.

Inflation:

Check the pressure in the tyres whenthey are cold.

You should have your own tyre pressuregauge and use it at all times. This makesit easier for you to tell if pressure loss iscaused by a tyre problem and not byvariation between gauges.

Keeping the tyres properly inflated givesyou the best combination of ridingcomfort, handling, tyre life and better fuelefficiency.

Over inflation of tyres makes the car ridebumpy and harsh. Tyres are more proneto uneven wear and damage from roadhazards.

Under inflated tyres reduce your comfortin vehicle handling and are prone tofailures due to high temperature. Theyalso cause uneven wear and more fuelconsumption.

Recommended Tyre Pressures

Unladen32 psi

32 psi

WheelsFRONTREAR

CAUTIONEvery time you check inflationpressure, you should also examinetyres for damage, trapping of foreignobjects in the treads and wear.

NOTETyre pressure should be checked in"cold" condition. Hot tyres tend toshow a slightly higher value. This isnormal.Same make tyres are to be used onthe vehicle with same size / aspectratio.

CAUTION1.If you notice bumps or bulges in

the tread or the side of the tyre,replace the tyre.

2.If there are cuts, splits or cracks inthe side of the tyre, replace thetyre.

3.Replace tyre if excessive treadwear or non uniform tyre wear isnoticed.

Laden34 psi

34 psi


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Special care for tubeless tyres :

1. While removing tyre from wheel rimand mounting it back on wheel rim,take precautions not to damage tyrebead. Use tyre removal andassembly machines. Damage or cuton tyre bead may cause gradual lossof air and deflation of tyre.

2. Do not scratch inside of tubeless tyrewith metallic or sharp object.Tubeless tyres are coated withimpermeable layer of rubber frominside which holds the air inside thetyre. Removal of this layer due toscratching may cause gradual lossof air and deflation.

3. If wheel rim gets damaged in service,get the wheel rim repaired/replacedimmediately. Running the car withdamaged rim may cause deflation oftyre and subsequent dislodging of tyrefrom rim.

4. Maintain recommended inflationpressure. Over-inflation, in particular,may cause puncture or bursting oftyre.

NOTELife and wear pattern of tyres de-pends on various parameters like tyrepressure, wheel alignment, wheelbalancing, tyre rotation, etc. It alsolargely depends on vehicle speed,load carried, usage, driving habits,road conditions, tyre quality, etc. Incase fault is suspected to be due topoor quality of tyres, the same maybe taken up with concerned tyremanufacturer.

A sticker for tyre pressure values isfixed near door bottom hinge.

Repairing a Tyre:

Mark the tyre position suitably (if originalcolour dot mark is not visible) withrespect to valve stem hole to ensure thatthe tyre is refitted in the original locationon the wheel rim.

Ensure that balancing weights are notdisturbed during removal of tyres.

Check the balance weight prior to theremoval of the tyre. If found loose, markits location on the rim and refit properly.

Balance the wheel after everydismantling and assembly of tyre on thewheel rim.

TYRE REPAIR & SPECIAL CARE FOR TUBELESS TYRE

For Tyre Size and Rim Size , pleaserefer Technical Information Chapter.


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Tyre Rotation:

To help increase tyre life and distributewear more evenly, you should have thetyres of your vehicle rotated at specificintervals or earlier depending on theoperation of your vehicle.

The illustration below shows how to rotatetyres when normal spare wheel isincluded in tyre rotation.

Wheel alignment:

Incorrect wheel alignment causesexcessive and uneven tyre wear. Checkwheel alignment at specified intervals.Wheel alignment values are given below:

TYRE ROTATION, WHEEL ALIGNMENT & WHEEL BALANCING

Front RearCaster 3° + 30’ -Camber 0°+ 30’ -Toe Out - -Toe In 2 - 5 mm -

Check and maintain tyre pressureperiodically to obtain longer tyre life.

Wheel Balancing :

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

RADIAL TUBELESS TYRE :Radial tubeless tyres have followingadvantages over conventional tube tyres:• Lesser heat generation.• Improves dynamic stability.• Lower rolling resistance and lesser

weight, which improves fuelefficiency.

• Better safety

Special care for tubeless tyres :• Tubeless tyres are coated with

impermeable layer of rubber frominside which holds the air inside thetyre. Do not scratch inside oftubeless tyre with metallic or sharpobject. This may cause gradual lossof air.

• If wheel rim gets damaged in theservice, get the wheel rim repaired/replaced immediately. Running thevehicle with damaged rim may causedeflation of tyre and subsequentdislodging of tyre from rim.

• Maintain recommended tyrepressure. Over inflated tyre maycause puncture or bursting of tyre.

NOTELife and wear pattern of tyres dependson various parameters like tyrepressure, wheel alignment, wheelbalancing, tyre rotation, etc. It alsolargely depends on vehicle speed, loadcarried, usage, driving habits, roadconditions, etc.


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Battery :

Check the battery for proper electrolytelevel and corrosion on the terminals.

1. Check the battery for electrolyte levelagainst the marking on the batteryouter 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 with plainwater. Dry off the battery with a clothor paper towel.

4. Coat the terminals with petroleum jellyto prevent future corrosion.

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

Always disconnect the negative (-ve)cable first and reconnect it last.

Clean the battery terminals with aterminal cleaning tool or wire brush.

Reconnect and tighten the cables, coatthe terminals with petroleum jelly.

Ensure that the battery securelymounted.

If you need to connect the battery to acharger, disconnect the battery negativecable to prevent damage to yourvehicle’s electrical system.

NOTE• During normal operation, the battery

generates gas which is explosive innature. A spark oropen flame cancause the battery to explodecausing very serious injuries.

• Keep all sparks and open flames andsmoking materials away from thebattery.

• Getting electrolyte in your eyes oron the skin can cause severe burns.Wear protective clothing and a faceshield or have a skilled technicianto do the battery maintenance.

• The battery contains sulphuric acid(electrolyte) which is poisonousand highly corrosive in nature.

For location of Battery, please referEngine compartment pages.

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Window Glasses :

Cleaning of Windows, Front and RearGlasses:

Clean the windows inside and outsidewith commercially available glasscleaners.

This will remove the haze that builds upon the inside of windows. Use a softcloth or paper towels to clean all glassand plastic surfaces.

Non use maintenances :

1. Park the vehicle in covered, dry andif possible well-ventilated premises.Engage a gear.

2 Remove the battery terminal cables(first remove the cable from thenegative terminal).

3. Make sure the hand brake is notengaged.

4. Clean and protect the painted partsusing protective wax.

5. Clean and protect the shiny metalparts using commercially availablespecial compounds.

6. Sprinkle talcum powder on the rubberwindscreen wiper and lift them off theglass.

7. Slightly open the windows.

8. Cover the Car with a cloth orperforated plastic sheet. Do notuse sheets of imperforated plastic asthey do not allow moisture on thevehicle body to evaporate.

9. Inflate the tyres to 0.5 bar above thenormal specified pressure and checkit at regular intervals.

10.Check the battery charge every sixweeks.

11.Do not drain the engine coolingsystem.

Wiper Care :

Wiper blade attack angle on windshieldglass should be 900 i.e. perpendicular.

Remove wiper blade and root wiper armon windshield glass in the centreposition. Check the gap between armstrip and glass.

OK

FOR CHATTERING and NOISYPROBLEMS

NOT OK

WindshieldGlass

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VEHICLE CARE :

Your vehicle is subjected to manyexternal influences such as climate, roadconditions, industrial pollution andhumidity. These conditions demandregular care of the Car body. Dirt,insects, bird droppings, oil, grease, fueland stone chippings should be removedas soon as possible.

WASHING YOUR VEHICLE:Following t tips while washing yourvehicle :HAND WASH:1. Always wash your vehicle in shade

and where the surface is at roomtemperature.

2. Wash with mild car wash soap like‘Car Shampoo’ and use a soft100% cotton cloth to avoidscratches.

3. To avoid scratches, please wearsoft gloves . Remove finger rings,nails, wrist watch while washing.

WAXING :Waxing and polishing is recommendedto maintain the gloss and wet-lookappearance of your paint finish.1. Use a good quality polish and wax

for your car.2. Re-wax your vehicle when the water

does not slip off the surface andcol lects over the surface inpatches.

TIPS FOR THE CARE OF YOURNEW VEHICLE FINISH :I f your vehicle is washed in anautomatic car wash, please rememberthat the paint can be scratched by typeof brushes, unfiltered washing wateror the washing process i tsel f .Scratching reduces paint durabilityand gloss, especial ly on darkercolours. It is suggested to wash thecar by hand with cool and clean waterusing a soft cloth or sponge. Pleasedo not use soap but a car shampoorecommended by your dealer.

VEHICLE CARE

4. To remove stubborn stains andcontaminants l ike tar, useturpentine or cleaners like ‘Stainremover’ which are safe for paintsurfaces.

5. Avoid substances l ike petrol,diesel, kerosene, benzene or othersolvents that cause damage topaint.

6. Dry your vehicle thoroughly toprevent any damp spots.

7. Rinse all surfaces thoroughly toprevent any traces of soap andother cleaners as this may lead tothe formation of stains on thepainted surface later.

NOTEDo not direct high pressure washerfluid/ water jets at electrical devicesengine and their connectors duringwashing. This is to preventmalfunction/ failure of electricalsystem due to water ingress.


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VEHICLE CARE

PRECAUTIONS:1. Always wash your vehicle in shade,

avoiding direct exposure to sunlightduring washing.

2. Dry wiping your vehicle may lead tothe formation of scratches. Alwaysuse a soft cloth and clean water whilewiping your vehicle.

3. Always keep your vehicle parked in awell ventilated shade. Exposure to heatwith entrapped moisture promotescorrosion.

4. Avoid driving on gravel roads, as thepossibility of paint chip off due tothe impact of stones is high. Alsoavoid driving on freshly tarred road.

5. External contamination in the formof sap or industrial fall-out may maror develop spots on a new finish.Hence avoid parking your car neartrees, which are known to drop sap,or near factories.

6. Bird droppings may damage the paintfinish, hence bird dropping must beimmediately washed off.

7. The paint finish is susceptible todamage in case petrol, brake fluid,liquid from vehicle battery, oil,antifreeze, transmission fluid orwindshield solvent spills onto thepainted surface. In case of such aspillage immediately rinse theaffected area with water. Avoid wipingthe area as far as possible. If wipingis required, wipe the area gently withsoft cotton cloth.

8. Avoid using sharp objects to scrapoff tar / mud from a painted surface.

VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTALHAZARDS AFFECTING PAINTS:

The enemy :

Ultraviolet Rays, Pollution, Tree Sap, BirdDroppings, Car Wash Chemicals, RoadSalt, Acid Rain.

Benefits of external enrichment :

• Removal of medium scratches,orange peel, oxidation, dust nibs etcand swirl marks from painted surface.

• Restoration of original glosslevels UV protection after gloss isrestored.

• Cleaning and dressing of tyres,Bumpers and all exterior plasticmoldings / trims.

CLEANING OF CARPETS:Vacuum clean the carpet regularly toremove dirt. Dirt will make the carpet wearout faster. Periodically shampoo thecarpet to keep it looking new.Use carpet cleaners (preferably foamtype). Follow the instructions that comewith the cleaner. Apply it with a spongeor soft brush. Keep the carpeting as dryas possible by not adding water to thefoam.

NOTEAvoid wiping of painted surface in drycondition as it may leave scratcheson the painted surface.

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GENERAL PRECAUTIONS:

Fuel : High Speed diesel conforming to IS1460 or EN 590 orequivalent is recommended to be used as fuel.

At very low temperature, fluidity of diesel may becomeinsufficient due to paraffin separation. It is therefore necessaryto mix supplementary fuel with summer or winter grade diesel.The supplementary fuel to be used is kerosene or aviationturbine fuel.

Ratio for mixing of supplementary fuel and diesel are shownin the table.

Outside Ambient Percentagetemp. upto Summer Supplimentary

Deg.C Grade Diesel FuelUpto 00C 100 0

00C to -100C 70 30-100C to -150C 50 50

Care should be taken that diesel and supplementary fuel arethoroughly mixed before filling.

Outside Ambient Percentagetemp. upto Winter Supplimentary

Deg.C Grade Diesel FuelUpto -150C 100 0

-150C to -200C 70 30-200C & Above 50 50

WARNINGDo not mix gasoline or alcohol with diesel. This mixturecan cause explosion.

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LUBRICANTS AND COOLANTS:

Lubricants:

Engine oil : Recommended grade of engine oil confirming toAPI-CH4+MB228.3 or higher grade engine oil to be used.Specification and range of ambient temperature at which thesecan be used are given in the table below :

Ambient temp. in deg.C Engine oil grade

-5 and above SAE 15W40

-10 to 0 SAE 5W30

-20 to -10 SAE 0W30Gear box:75W90 GL 4 Synthetic.

Brake / Clutch fluid :SAE J 1703, DOT 4

Power Steering :ATF - A Dexron II-D

Coolants

Presence of dirt in coolant chokes up passages in radiator,cylinder head and crankcase, thereby causing overheatingof engine.

To prevent rust formation and freezing of coolant inside thepassages of radiator, crankcase and cylinder head usepremixed coolant as recommended.

It is recommended that the entire cooling system should bedrained and filled with fresh premixed coolant.

Windscreen Washer Antifrost

Concentration - 1:5 For 00C1:1 For 100C2: 5 For 160C1: 0 For 370C

NOTEWe strongly recommend to refill your car’s engine coolantonly at a TATA Authorised service centre.

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LUBRICANTS AND COOLANTS

CO-BRANDED LUBRICANTS & COOLANT

ITEM SPECIFICATION COMPANY BRAND QUANTITYAPI-CH4+MB228.3 CASTROL GTX Professional Diesel

ENGINE OIL (15W40) HPCL Milcy No.1TGO 7.5 LitresEXXON MOBIL Mobil Super 1000 TMS-CCL Golden Cruiser Premium 1400M

COOLANT 50:50 ratio premixed HPCL Thanda Raja P TGO Approx. 9 LitresCASTROL Radicool SFO Premix

75W90 GL4 CASTROL Castrol Syntro 75W90 GL4GEARBOX (G-76) SYNTHETIC HPCL HP GO XP 75W90 TGO 2.2 Litres

EXXON MOBIL MOBILUBE 1 SHC 75W90TOD SHELL Donax TG 1.35 Litres

CASTROL Castrol TQDPOWER STEERING OIL ATF-DEXRON IID HPCL ATF DEX II 1.6 Litres

EXXON MOBIL Mobil ATF 220REAR AXLE 85W140 API-GL5 HPCL HP Gear Oil XP 85W140 T2 1.68 Litres and 0.09 Litres( Limited Slip Differential ) Anglomol 6043 CASTROL Extra Long Life Rear Axle Oil 85W140 (For friction modifier)REAR AXLE 85W140 API-GL5 HPCL HP Gear Oil XP 85W140 T2 1.68 Litres( Standard Differential ) Anglomol 6043 CASTROL Extra Long Life Rear Axle Oil 85W140LIVE FRONT AXLE 85W140 API-GL5 HPCL HP Gear Oil XP 85W140 T2 1.50 Litres

Anglomol 6043 CASTROL Extra Long Life Rear Axle Oil 85W140BRAKE / CLUTCH FLUID SAE J 1703, DOT 4 S-CCI Tata Genuine Brake Fluid DOT4 As Required

CASTROL Universal Brake Fluid DOT 4PETRONAS TUTELA TOP 4 TM

GREASE HPCL Multipurpose Grease-2 As Required(Where Applicable) CASTROL Castrol AP2


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ENGINEModel TATA 2.2 L VARICORType Direct injection, Common rail,

Turbocharged, Intercooled Dieselengine

No. Of Cylinders 4 inline

Bore / Stroke 85 mm x 96 mm

Capacity 2179 cc

Maximum 110 kW (150 Ps ) @ 4000 rpm asEngine Output per CMVR / 115 - (9) 1996

Maximum Torque 320 Nm @ 1500 - 3000 rpm as perCMVR 115 - (9) 1996

Compression Ratio 16 : 1

Firing Order 1-3-4-2

Engine Oil Capacity Max. 7.5 litres. / Min. 5.5 litres.CLUTCH

Type Single plate dry friction diaphragmtype

Outside diameter of 260 mmclutch liningFriction Area 560 cm2 (Approx)

GEAR BOXModel GBS-76-5/4.1,MK-II with overdrive

Type Synchromesh on all gears

No. of gears 5 Forward & 1 Reverse

Gear Ratios For R/A Ratio 4.1

1st 4.12nd 2.223rd 1.374th 1.005th 0.73Rev. 4.22

TRANSFER CASEType Torque On Demand. Single Speed

with 2H and Auto mode.

REAR AXLEType 4 X 4: ESP Versions without LSD

ABS Version with LSD

4 X 2: ESP Version without LSD ABS Version with LSD

Ratio 4.1

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FRONT AXLEFor 4 X 4 1) Independently suspended with

Axle Disconnect.2) Axle Ratio 4.1

For 4 X 2 Independently suspended

STEERINGType Rack and Pinion steering with

power assistance. (Hydraulic)

Ratio 17.5:1

Steering Wheel 380 mm dia. with Low pivot Tiltmechanism for adjusting height &collapsible column

BRAKESService Brake Vacuum assisted independent

hydraulic brakes on front & rearthrough tandum master cylinder.Vacuum pump camshaft driven

Front Brakes Ventilated disc brakes with twin potcaliperDisc dia. 302 (4X4) / 298 (4X2)Disc thickness : 26

Rear Brake Disc brake (Drum in Hat) withSingle pot caliper


Anti-lock Braking 4 channel , 4 sensors (For ABS)System (ABS)Electronic Stability 4 Channel, 4 Sensors & OtherProgram (ESP) SensorsParking Brake Lever type, Console mounted, Cable

operated mechanical linkage actingon Rear wheels through DIH.

FRAMEType Ladder type cranked frame with Box

section members and welded crossmembers

Depth 152 mm (Max)

Width 80 mm (Max)

SUSPENSIONFront Double wishbone type with coil

springs over Shock Absorber.

Rear Coil spring type 5 link rigid axlesuspension

Shock Absorber Hydraulic double acting telescopic atFront & Rear

Anti-roll Bar At both front & rear


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WHEELS & TYRESTyres 1) PSR 235/70 R16 Passenger

Radial Tubeless2) PSR 235 / 65 R17 Passenger Radial

Tubeless

Wheel Rims 1) 6.5J X 16 Stylised Wheel Rims2) 7.5J X 17 Alloy Wheel Rims

No. of Wheels Front : 2 Rear : 2 Spare :1

FUEL TANKCapacity 60 Litres

ELECTRICAL STSTEMSystem Voltage 12 Volts (-ve earth)Alternator Capacity 155 ampsBattery 12 V, MF 80Z

PERFORMANCEMax. Speed at rated 4 X 4 : 170 kmphGVW 4 X 2 : 170 kmph

Grade Restartability 4 X 4 : 24% @ 1000 rpmat rated GVW 4 X 2 : 23% @ 1000 rpmMax. Gradeability 4 X 4 : 45%at rated GVW 4 X 2 : 44%


WEIGHTS (kg)Pure LX Pleasure Pride

Gross Vehicle Weight- BS-IV (4X2)4X2 2685 2730 2750

Front 1176 1204 1218Rear 1509 1526 1532

Gross Vehicle Weight- BS-IV (4X4)4X4 - 2830 2850

Front - 1295 1309Rear - 1535 1541

Max. permissible RAW BS-IV(4X2)1580 1580 1580

Max. permissible RAW BS-IV (4X4)1580 1580 1580

Kerb weight BS-IV (4X2)FAW 11099 1127 1178RAW 961 978 947

Kerb weight BS-IV (4X4)FAW - 1218 1234RAW - 987 991


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PASSENGER CAPACITYPassenger Capacity Front Seat : Driver + 1, Middle

Seat : 3, Rear Seat : 2 (Front Facing)LUGGAGE SPACE

Net inside loading ~ 1000 mm wide x ~ 800 mm longspace (with 4 passengers + Driver)

MAIN CHASSIS DIMENSION AS PER ISO:612 in MMWheel Base 2850Track Front 1580Track Rear 1550Front Overhang 905Rear Overhang 1025 Over rear bumperOverall Length 4780 Over rear bumperMaximum Width 1895 - With Cladding,1860 - W/o CladdingOverall Height Unladen -1780

Unladen -1740Min. Turning Circle dia 11.5 mMin. Turning 12.5 mClearance Circle diaGround Clearance 200 mm


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VEHICLE DIMENSIONS

VEHICLE DIMENSIONS

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CHASSIS & AGGREGATE NUMBERING LOCATIONS

Chassis No. - Punched on RH Long member VIN Number Plate (Near ABS Unit) Engine Number Plate

Gear Box Number - Punched TOD Number Plate Rear Axle Number - Punched

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SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS :

To achieve economical and trouble free performance, please follow the instructionsas stated.

YOUR CAR IS ENTITLED TO FIVE FREE SERVICES (LABOUR ONLY).PLEASE PRESENT THESE COUPONS TO THE SERVICING DEALER WHILEAVAILING FREE SERVICES.

1st free service - At 1000-1500 km. OR 1 month whichever is eariler

2nd free service - At 4500-5500 km. OR 6 months whichever is eariler

3rd free service - At 14500-15500 km. OR 12 months whichever is eariler

4th free service - At 29500-30500 km. OR 24 months whichever is eariler

All services other than free services are chargeable.

Servicing of your vehicle can be doneoly at TATA MOTORS AuthorisedDealership Workshop. The details oftheir locations are given in thismanual.

Warranty claims can be settled by anyTATA MOTORS Authorised Dealer forall failures, while all warranty claimsexcluding the consideration on thereplacement of major aggregates, canbe settled by any TASC which isauthorised for handling warrantyclaims. TASPs will not handle warrantyrepairs.

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SERVICE SCHEDULEE

SERVICE SCHEDULE

SL. OPERATION FREQUENCYNO. (in KM)

GENERAL1 Wash the vehicle & clean the condenser with compressed air. Every Service x x x x x x x x x x2 Check & Top up Fluids if required: Coolant, Brake / Clutch Fluid, Every 15000 x x x x x x x

Battery Electrolyte, Power Steering Oil, Gear Box Oil, Transfer Case &Front Axle (4X4)/ Rear Axle Oil

3 Drain water accumulated in Fuel Pre filter cum sedimenter and fuel Every Service x x x x x x x x x xfilter (OR whenever the Warning lamp glows)

4 Check engine compartment for loose fasteners and for any leakages Every Service x x x x x x x x x xin fuel lines, coolant hoses, air hoses, vacuum hoses and hydraulicline connections. Attend if necessary.

5 Check Underbody for loose fasteners & for any damage or leakage Every Service x x x x x x x x x xin fuel pipes, hydraulic line connections, rack & pinion & exhaustsystem including rubber hangers. Attend if necessary.

6 Apply grease on door latches, locks, check straps, strikers, bonnet Every Service x x x x x x x xopening lever, bonnet hinges & lock plate, tailgate hinges & door lockinner ratchet.

7 Check for proper tightening of Door latch & Striker screws, Tail gate Every Service x x x x x x x xlatch and striker screws

8 Check & ensure normal working of the vehicle using diagnostic Every Service x x x x x x x x x xequipment.

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SERVICE SCHEDULE

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2.2L VARICOR ENGINE1 *Change Engine Oil and Oil filter Every 15000 x x x x x x x

(Every 15,000 Km OR 1 year, whichever is earlier)2 Change Main Fuel filter Every 30000 x x x

(Every 30,000 Km OR 2 year, whichever is earlier)3 Change element / cartriage of Pre-filter cum Sedimentor Every 15000 x x x x x x x

(Every 15,000 Km OR 1 year, whichever is earlier)4 *Change Air filter element Every 45,000 x x5 Check All accessory Drive belts, adjust tension if required, replace Every 15000 x x x x x x x

if damaged (Every 15,000 Km OR 1 year, whichever is earlier )6 Change Timing Belt & Timing Belt tensioner Every 105000 x

(Every 1,05,000 Km OR 5 years, whichever is earlier )7 Change Engine Coolant Every 60000 x

(Every 60,000 km OR 2 year, whichever is earlier)8 Check Accessory drive for Power Steering Pump. Change if damaged Every 15000 x x x x x x xGEAR BOX1 *Change Gear box Oil and Clean Breather x

(First at 45,000 km and thereafter every 90,000 km)2 Change Oil in TOD ( For 4 X 4 Only ) Every 1,20,000


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PROPELLER SHAFT1 Grease propeller shaft with grease gun (at slip joint - splines end) & Every 15000 x x x x x x x

check Centre bracket mounting bolts for looseness. Tightenif necessary.

2 Check for rubber cracks on Torsional Vibration Damper (TVD), Every 15000 x x x x x x xreplace if necessary

3 Change TVD Every 60000 xFRONT AXLE (FOR 4X4) / REAR AXLE1 *Replace Axle Oil ( Front (For 4x4) / Rear) Every 75000 x2 Clean Breather in front ( FOR 4x4 ) and Rear axle Every 15000 x x x x x x xSUSPENSION & STEERING1 Check wheel alignment/ / Steering wheel spoke alignment/ wheel Every 15000 x x x x x x x

balancing & adjust if necessary2 Check shock absorber, bushes replace if necessary x x x x x x

(First at 30,000 km and thereafter at every service)3 Check condition of rubber bushes in Top & Lower wishbones, Anti Every 30,000 x x x

roll bars, Rear links, Pan-hard rod, rubber boots/dust cover/ bellow inRack & pinnion, steering ball joints & column. Replace if necessary.

4 Replace Power steering Oil & filter element Every 1,05,000 x5 Change Power Steering Belt Every 75000 x

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BRAKES & CLUTCH1 Check parking brakes, adjust if necessary Every Service x x x x x x x x x2 Check front brake & rear brake pads, re-grease DIH liner resting Every 15000 x x x x x x x

points. Replace if necessary.3 Replace Brake & Clutch Fluid Every 45000 x x

(Every 45,000 km Or 2 years whichever is earlier)ELECTRICALS1 Check headlamp focusing & functioning of all electrical equipments. Every 15000 x x x x x x x2 Check for looseness of + Ve Terminals on Alternator and Starter motor Every 30000 x x xHVAC1 Check HVAC System for satisfactory performance, attend if required. Every Service x x x x x x x x x x2 Check and Clean A.C Filter Every 15000 x x x x x x xWHEEL & TYRES1 Tyre Rotation Every 15000 x x x x x x x

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A Driving in conditions such as Patrolling, Taxi, Pickup Van, Vehicle Towing, with Trailer TowingB Driving on Dusty / Sandy roadsC More than 50% (in terms of kms) driving in heavy city trafficD Frequently operating in mountainous area

SL ITEM INTERVAL CONDITION

NO A B C D

1. Engine oil & oil filter Change every 7500kms • • • •2. Air filter element Change at every 22500 km OR 1.5 year whichever is • •

earlier

3. Front (for 4x4) & rear axle oil change Change first at 15000kms & thereafter at 45000 kms • • •

Precautions to be taken while cleaning engine compartment : It is recommended to use dry low pressure air. Do not use pressurisedwater.

ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE UNDER SEVERE DRIVING CONDITIONS :

SERVICE SCHEDULE

* Under severe driving conditions, additional maintenance is required. Please Refer to “Additional MaintenanceSchedule under severe driving conditions”:

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VEHICLE RECORD

Km. reading Fuel filled Fuel consumption Remarks / complaints

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Km. reading Fuel filled Fuel consumption Remarks / complaints

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RECORD OF WARRANTY REPAIRS CARRIED OUT

CHASSIS NO..............................................................

Date Odometer Repair Particulars of Repair Servicing Dealer’s Signature &reading (km) Order No. Stamp

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CHASSIS NO..............................................................Date Odometer Repair Particulars of Repair Servicing Dealer’s Signature &

reading (km) Order No. Stamp

RECORD OF WARRANTY REPAIRS CARRIED OUT

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CHASSIS NO..............................................................

RECORD OF SERVICES PERFORMED

Recommended Date Odometer Reading Repair Order No. Servicing Dealer’s Signature and StampService

At km.

PDI

1,500

5,000

15,000

30,000

45,000

60,000

75,000

90,000

1,05,000

1,20,000

1,35,000

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CHASSIS NO..............................................................

Recommended Date Odometer Reading Repair Order No. Servicing Dealer’s Signature and StampService

At km.

1,50,000

1,65,000

1,80,000

1,95,000

2,10,000

2,25,000

2,40,000

2,55,000

2,70,000

2,85,000

3,00,000

RECORD OF SERVICES PERFORMED

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Chassis No. ......................................

Engine No. .......................................

Gear Box No. ...................................

At 5,000-5,500 km OR 6 months whichever is earlier

please bring your vehicle for this service

as per details given in the SERVICE SCHEDULE.

WORK DONE TO MY SATISFACTION

Sign. of Customer ......................................

Speedo Reading ........................................ Km. seal O.K. / Broken

R.O. No. ..................................................... Date ............................

Dealer's / Authorised Service Centre's

Stamp & Signature .........................................................................

At the time of delivery of vehicle, please ensure that

pre-delivery inspection has been carried out as per details

given in the SERVICE SCHEDULE.

Chassis No. ......................................

Engine No. .......................................

Gear Box No. ...................................


Sign. of Customer ......................................


R.O. No. ..................................................... Date ............................


Stamp & Signature .........................................................................

Chassis No. ......................................

Engine No. .......................................

At 1,000-1,500 km OR 1 month whichever is earlier




Sign. of Customer ......................................


R.O. No. ..................................................... Date ............................


Stamp & Signature .........................................................................

Chassis No. ......................................

Engine No. ...................................





Sign. of Customer ......................................


R.O. No. ..................................................... Date ............................


Stamp & Signature .........................................................................

3FREE

LABOUR

2FREE

LABOUR

1FREE

LABOUR

PDIFREE

LABOUR

Chassis No. ......................................

Engine No. .......................................





Sign. of Customer ......................................


R.O. No. ..................................................... Date ............................


Stamp & Signature .........................................................................

4FREE

LABOUR