[Leoshashi]

Originally Posted by ROG_AK

Hi, could you please let me know the steering column part number for Baleno RS. Thank you!

Pre facelift(for Push start)

48200M68P41

Facelift aka Type 4(For Push start)

48200M50S40

Regards,
Shashi

[supremeBaleno]

Shashi, could you please post the Part# of the thermostat housing of the Baleno1.6 ? And if available, the schematic / figure.

Thanks.

[Leoshashi]

Originally Posted by supremeBaleno

Shashi, could you please post the Part# of the thermostat housing of the Baleno1.6 ? And if available, the schematic / figure.

Thanks.

Part No: 17690-60GV0
Name: CASE COMP THERMOSTAT
Old Price: Rs. 1240.5
New Price: Rs. 1365



Note for ALL car enthusiasts who are reading this: Recently MARUTI has increased cost for a lot of their spares. However unlike earlier increases, there is a catch to it this time. The price can be altered depending on stock.

In simple words, what's on the MRP sticker, has to be paid.

I have noticed many suppliers including those online are selling even old stock with new prices.

How the system of changing price works now(after recent price hike): In billing window of DMS, there is a place to enter BATCH CODE. Those spares which have batch code printed, can take advantage of this.



AA is the code of old price, AB is for new updated price. Hence for example, if BHPian SupremeBaleno's bill has entry AA, he will be billed for old price. If the person who is preparing the bill leaves that section as blank or enters AB, new price will be charged. Hope I'm clear.

Regards,
Shashi

[bornin70s]

Hello Shashi. After a quick service of my Maruti SB308, my engine is overheating and the service centre folks suspect that the problem might be because of a faulty radiator thermostat and switch. Both need replacing is what I'm told.

The thermostat seems to be a SGP while the switch is a MGP.

Any idea of the prices? I've been told that the thermostat will be expensive.

[Leoshashi]

Originally Posted by bornin70s

Hello Shashi. After a quick service of my Maruti SB308, my engine is overheating and the service centre folks suspect that the problem might be because of a faulty radiator thermostat and switch. Both need replacing is what I'm told.

The thermostat seems to be a SGP while the switch is a MGP.

Any idea of the prices? I've been told that the thermostat will be expensive.

Its the other way round. The switch is SGP and costs around Rs. 2k, the thermostat costs around Rs. 300.

For switch there is another alternative in aftermarket by Uno Minda. It's a reputed manufacturer so you can give it a shot. Costs around Rs. 200.

Link on Amazon: https://www.amazon.in/MINDA-SW-0371-Thermo-Switch-Maruti/dp/B075JNDR8P

[bornin70s]

Originally Posted by Leoshashi

Its the other way round. The switch is SGP and costs around Rs. 2k, the thermostat costs around Rs. 300.

For switch there is another alternative in aftermarket by Uno Minda. It's a reputed manufacturer so you can give it a shot. Costs around Rs. 200.

Link on Amazon: https://www.amazon.in/MINDA-SW-0371-Thermo-Switch-Maruti/dp/B075JNDR8P

Great! Thanks a ton.

[EFF-EIGHT-BEE]

Hi, need following parts for Maruti 800(1997) please provide me with the part numbers
- Spark plug wires for cylinder number 1,2,3.
- Distributor cap
- Distributor rotor arm(or is it called bug?), which distributes spark between cylinders.

[Leoshashi]

Originally Posted by EFF-EIGHT-BEE

Hi, need following parts for Maruti 800(1997) please provide me with the part numbers
- Spark plug wires for cylinder number 1,2,3.
- Distributor cap
- Distributor rotor arm(or is it called bug?), which distributes spark between cylinders.

1. Getting the wires separately isn't something which I'd recommend. Get the entire 4 wire kit which also includes HT cable from coil to distributor.

I'm giving part numbers of both, leave it to your choice

If only 3 cables are changed:

Part Number: 33730M78430
Name: CORD HIGH TENSION NO 2/3/4
Price: Rs. 155

You'll need three cables.

If the entire wiring kit is changed:

Part Number: 33700M84130
Name: CORD ASSY HIGH TENSION
Price: Rs. 620

2.
Name: COVER ASSY
Part Number: 33321M78420
Price: Rs. 325

If you are interested in SGP(made in Japan Stuff)

Name: CAP
Part Number: 33321-79611
Price: Rs. 695

3. The rotor has been discontinued from Maruti's end. But you can get it from Lucas Store easily. Some links for your help:

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/techn...ml#post4550926 (Aftermarket & OEM Parts Database)

The rotor is available here: https://www.partsbigboss.in/distribu...-26411496.html

Regards,
Shashi

[balenoed_]

Shashi,

Can you please help me identify this of Baleno Sedan.

There is a very mild engine oil leak through this area. I identified it as coming through this joint (marked) and assuming the packing at that joint needs to be changed. Does this packing (rubber seal) comes as a part and what is the exact name of it if you can figure it out.

[scorpian]

Originally Posted by balenoed_

Shashi,

Can you please help me identify this of Baleno Sedan.

There is a very mild engine oil leak through this area. I identified it as coming through this joint (marked) and assuming the packing at that joint needs to be changed. Does this packing (rubber seal) comes as a part and what is the exact name of it if you can figure it out.

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What you have marked is the thermostat housing and the oil leak is actually happening from the part above it and then dropping down to where you have marked.

You will need to open the top part and replace the required o ring and gasket if it has one.
This is a common problem in all suzuki engines and can be sorted with replacing the required o ring and gasket. Sometimes it still leaks even post that and then you will need to use the grey bond to form a second layer of barrier to prevent the oil dripping down.

[balenoed_]

Originally Posted by scorpian

What you have marked is the thermostat housing and the oil leak is actually happening from the part above it and then dropping down to where you have marked.

Oh I got what you mean. You could be right. I just figured out that you are talking about the distributor case where the oil is dripping on to the thermostat case below. I need to give a try replacing the distributor case O-Ring as you said. I think that is the issue.

@Shashi, I think it is figured out. Or please correct if you see something wrong here.

[scorpian]

Originally Posted by balenoed_

Oh I got what you mean. You could be right. I just figured out that you are talking about the distributor case where the oil is dripping on to the thermostat case below. I need to give a try replacing the distributor case O-Ring as you said. I think that is the issue.

Yes replace the O ring, i had similar issues in my zens and i had to resort to replacing the O rings and then again i had to use the grey bond and left it overnight to cure. This stopped the oil leakage completely.

However in my other zen i had to replace the distributor housing as it had developed some amount of play.The new one was nice and firm and stopped the leaks completely.Once you do replace the O rings make sure you clean the area properly to identify if the leakage has stopped completely or not.

[Leoshashi]

Originally Posted by balenoed_

@Shashi, I think it is figured out. Or please correct if you see something wrong here.

If its oil, then BHPian Scorpian is spot on. Replace the gasket/o ring and the issue should be fixed.

Regards,
Shashi

[balenoed_]

Originally Posted by Leoshashi

If its oil, then BHPian Scorpian is spot on. Replace the gasket/o ring and the issue should be fixed.

Regards,
Shashi

It is oil. If it was thermostat gasket leak, then I assume it would be the coolant that would be leaking.

Yes sure, I just picked up the O-ring from a local Maruti distributor. Will get that replaced.

[supremeBaleno]

Shashi, could you please post the part# and prices for the following parts of Baleno 1.6 ?
1) Ignitor
2) Radiator
Thanks