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#16
Thanks mate..Nothing planned in near future, but down the line want to put alloys and color the brake callipers - just a matter of getting enough cash together for it ![[;)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Wink.gif "Wink [;)]")
Ford Figo TDCi: 3000 Kms Ownership Review
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#17
As requested, pics of instrument cluster.Looks plane-jane during daytime, but love its amber lighting during night.It looks little less bright in actual than in the pic, and doesn't strain the eyes while driving.
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#22
The staff and mangers at Bhavna ford, Nerul are courteous, and behave like they do care about their customers.But that does not solve the technical issues, does it?I have been facing a peculiar water seepage problem from the rear roof which is still not satisfactorily resolved even after a month of reporting.
Thanks mate.
During the 3rd visit, we - "we", since even I was a part of their troubleshooting team - had tried some jugaad which has reduced the seepage by 50%, but it is still there if it rains very heavily.
Jugaad was: While trying various means to find the leakage point, we opened the roof tail-lamp and poured water in that little spoiler compartment..the water started gushing down the wiring hole meant for tail-lamp wiring and started dripping onto the roof carpet. Elated with this discovery, we put a good amount of sealant in that wiring hole and decidied to see how it works over the next week.It has reduced the seepage, yes, but I insisted them to check other Figos as I was apprehensive that a design blunder of such proprtion could be done by Ford. They checked and found that other Figos,who also have the same wiring holes, do not leak. So problem is still unresolved.
Last update from Bhavna Ford is: "Our manager will be talkin to ford directly to know what should be the next step in this scenario." I'm expecting a call back today.
Thanks cooldhaya, and no offence taken.Everyone has an opinion.
Thanks mate.
During the 3rd visit, we - "we", since even I was a part of their troubleshooting team - had tried some jugaad which has reduced the seepage by 50%, but it is still there if it rains very heavily.
Jugaad was: While trying various means to find the leakage point, we opened the roof tail-lamp and poured water in that little spoiler compartment..the water started gushing down the wiring hole meant for tail-lamp wiring and started dripping onto the roof carpet. Elated with this discovery, we put a good amount of sealant in that wiring hole and decidied to see how it works over the next week.It has reduced the seepage, yes, but I insisted them to check other Figos as I was apprehensive that a design blunder of such proprtion could be done by Ford. They checked and found that other Figos,who also have the same wiring holes, do not leak. So problem is still unresolved.
Last update from Bhavna Ford is: "Our manager will be talkin to ford directly to know what should be the next step in this scenario." I'm expecting a call back today.
Thanks cooldhaya, and no offence taken.Everyone has an opinion.
but down the line want to put alloys and color the brake callipers - just a matter of getting enough cash together for it
It looks extremely flashy and gimmicky.
And it wont look good on your ride(because of the sober colour)
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#24
Most people do it without applying thought process and without taking into consideration the character of their car, and in the end it looks "put-on" and flashy.I personally hate bling, but I believe if done in a proper manner it can gel with the character of the car and make it will look better.