Maruti Suzuki Brezza ZXi+ AT (Magma Grey) - Ownership Log


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1,000 kms done
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FIRST SERVICE DONE @ 1,019 kms
1st Service = 1,019 kms
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Screenshots from the MS Rewards application
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  • Completed 1,000 kms in 27 days. Went to MASS (near to my workplace) and handed the car for the 1st Service which is more of a general check and car wash. Nothing more than that.

  • Handed the car at 9 am and received it back by 11:30 am. No amount was to be paid as nothing was done.
 
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THINKDIAG OBD 2 SCANNER
  • Read/clear fault codes,
  • Read live data,
  • Read control module information,
  • Actuation tests and
  • Maintenance functions for ECM, BCM, SRS, TCM, BMS, TPMS, SAS, A/C system
Package Contents
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Available Maintenance Functions
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Scanner connected to the OBD 2 port
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VIN Decoded by the scanner
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Speed vs RPM Data @ 80kmph, 90kmph, 100kmph, 110kmph and 120 kmph
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Energy Flow Data = Li-Ion Battery State of Charge (SoC) = From 50% to 80%
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Adding a few videos that I recorded (Screen Recording)



 
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9" SMARTPLAY PRO+ HU

Boot Up - Suzuki Logo
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Home Screen with touch-sensitive buttons on the base of the screen
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Audio Settings - Equalizer; Balance & Fader and Surround Sense
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Connectivity Settings
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Media Sources. Love the "AV Off" option
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Quick Access drop-down menu
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System Info and Software Update Screen
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Vehicle Dashboard and Fuel Economy Screens
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Vehicle Alert Screens
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Audio - Volume Level Settings
Volume Settings1.jpg
Welcome Message Screen
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Display Settings
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Media Settings
Media Settings.jpg

Media Settings1.jpg
System Settings
System Settings.jpg
Smartphone Connected through Bluetooth
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Standby Screen
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Alert/Warning - Seat Belt
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Energy Flow schematic as seen on the HU
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Wireless Charger - Turning it ON and OFF
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WIRELESS ANDROID AUTO
  • This is one feature I appreciate since the hassles of dangling cables are minimized. Also, many issues concerning Android Auto disconnecting or not pairing are happening with HUs where the connection is through the cable. Here with the option of wireless connecting, it is better and stable.

  • The connection process is easy and takes under a minute to connect to Android Auto wirelessly. There have been no issues with the smartphone heating up once connected.
Home Screen. Press on the 'Arrow' below the 'Time' displayed to get access to the WiFi option
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Press the 'WiFi" button to turn it ON
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On the Home Screen, press the "Paired Devices" button to enter the list of smartphones paired with the HU. Click on the 'Android Auto" icon on the list of devices one prefers to connect with. In my case, 'Realme GT 2 Pro'
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Upon pressing the 'Android Auto' button, this prompt appears. Press 'YES' to proceed
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Connection in progress - It takes 4-5 seconds to connect to Android Auto
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The 'Android Auto' icon changes to 'Yellow' colour once it is active
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Home Screen changes and displays the smartphone connected and Android Auto is active (extreme left tab)
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Media Source options now display Android Auto
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Tapping on it opens the Android Auto screen
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Google Maps Running
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Home Screen with Directions displayed when Google Maps is active
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Directions information is displayed on the MID at the same time
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Android Auto - Directions prompted (To go straight) on MID and HUD with distance
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Android Auto - Directions prompted (U-Turn) on MID and HUD with distance
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CAR CARE PRODUCTS PURCHASED SO FAR

Set of Brushes from Amazon (Finer one for interiors, the green one is for wheel liner area)
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Ecstar Premium Car Care Kit (FOC from the dealership during delivery)
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StarQ Aquablast 2.6 Pressure Washer
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I washed the car 3 times so far using the Ecstar shampoo. Foaming works well but for better quality foam from the pressure washer I will be buying a different shampoo once the bottle of Ecstar shampoo exhausts
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WaveX Microfibre Sponge applicator set - For polish applications etc
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Meguiars - Hybrid Ceramic Wax Spray (Yet to put this to use)
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Turtle Wax Graphene Acrylic Trim Restorer (Yet to apply this to the cladding and wiper panels)
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Not photographed but I have purchased the following items too:
  • WaveX Ultrafine Foam Sponge applicator (Black, round) - I will be using this for applying the trim restorer to the cladding

  • ShineXPro Microfiber Cloth For Car - 1100GSM Super Absorbent Towel for drying the car post-wash - Works flawlessly.

  • ShineXPro Ultimate Dashboard Polish & Protectant.
 
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TURTLE WAX GRAPHENE ACRYLIC TRIM RESTORER (Hybrid Solutions)
  • Graphene & Acrylic Polymers restore, shine, and blacken dull textured plastic
  • Leaves behind superior UV protection against future fading, oxidation, and sun damage
  • Dry to the touch within minutes of application
  • The coating doesn’t wash off and will endure seasonal exposure
  • Protects surfaces from fading due to the elements, car washing, and road salts

Botlle of Turtle Wax Graphene Trim Restorer; Sponge applicator for easy and even application
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Gloves are required to be worn
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  • Step 1: Thoroughly clean and dry area to be restored. Shake well before using. Wear gloves before beginning the process
  • Step 2: Apply a small amount of product onto a foam applicator or microfiber towel. Using a combination of back & forth, & circular overlapping motions, treat the area to be restored.
  • Step 3: Reapply a small amount of product until the area to be treated is covered. Let dry to touch. After 2-3 minutes, reapply a second coat for an even appearance.
  • Step 4: Use circular motions to apply, with light pressure to blend and level.
Front-wheel cladding - Untreated
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Front-wheel cladding - Untreated
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Front bumper - Untreated vs Treated
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Rear-wheel Cladding - Untreated
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Rear-wheel Cladding - Treatment WIP
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Rear-wheel Cladding - Treated
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Front-wheel Cladding - Treated
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Door Cladding - Treated
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Rear Bumper - Treated
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Rear Bumper - Treated
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Front Bumper - Treated
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  • Since the car is new and the cladding is not so faded, the actual results are not seen as they should.

  • It did rain immediately after applying this treatment, a wash should reveal how well this coating helps. I'll update the thread accordingly (with pictures) once I wash the car this weekend.
 
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