Mahindra Pick-up Owner's Manual

Owner’s Manual
Mahindra Pick-up
ISSUED: JUNE 2007
MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA LTD.

GATEWAY BUILDING, APOLLO BUNDER,
MUMBAI 400039, INDIA
Introduction
Congratulations! On purchasing
the MAHINDRA GOA PICK-UP.
Your MAHINDRA is a dynamic blend of

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comfort, ruggedness and utility.
Before you start driving your MAHINDRA,

we strongly suggest you to spend some
time understanding it better. A good way to
do this would be to read this manual while
simultaneously exploring your MAHINDRA
physically.
We’ll be delighted to know about your

experience with the your MAHINDRA. We
wish you happy & safe motoring in your
new vehicle.
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Introduction
Introduction Note Caution

In view of policy of continuously Any unauthorised add-on electrical
Warning
1 A WARNING indicates a situation
improving our products, we reserve the
right to alter specifications or designs
/ electronic installation (or) installing a
mobile two-way communication system
in which serious or fatal injury could without prior notice and without in your Mahindra vehicle could affect
result if the warning is ignored. liability / Obligation. Illustrations do electronically controlled fuel injection
Caution not show the vehicle in the standard system (CRDe / MPFI), ABS and other
form. Please be aware that this manual electronic units. Before installing such
A CAUTION indicates a hazardous applies to all models and options. As a system / equipment contact your Mahindra
situation which, if not avoided may result result you may find some explanations Authorised dealer.
in minor (or) moderate injuries, damage to for equipment not installed on your
your vehicle or other properties. vehicle. All the information, illustration,
Note and specifications in this manual are
based on the latest product information
A NOTE provides information
available at the time of publication.
and sometimes suggests how to make
Due to improvements and changes in
better use of your vehicle.
design & specifications there may be
differences between your vehicle and
the information on this manual.
An Authorised Mahindra Dealer
knows your vehicle best. So when
maintenance or service is necessary,
that’s the place to go.
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Introduction
Modification of your Mahindra Environmental Caring

This vehicle should not be modified with Your vehicle has been designed with
non-genuine products. Modification with
non-genuine parts / products could affect
the aim of caring for the environment. A
number of features have been incorporated 1
performance, durability & safety of the in your vehicle to ensure environmental
vehicle, and may even violate governmental compatibility throughout their life cycle.
regulations. In addition, performance As a user, you too can contribute to
problems or damage resulting due to the protect the environment by operating your
unauthorised modification may not be vehicle in a proactive manner. It is mostly
covered under warranty. depends on your driving style and the way
Keep this manual in the vehicle as a you maintain your vehicle. Do not dispose
reference for safe & enjoyable driving of of parts replaced in the course of regular
your Mahindra. This should be given along vehicle maintenance (like battery, oil filter,
with the vehicle to the next owner when air filter, etc.) and oil containers (empty
the vehicle is sold to the next owner. or with used oil, etc.) with house hold
waste. Dispose of them through specialist
organizations. In all cases, comply with
state, territory and/or local bye-laws.

Introduction
Graphic Symbols on your vehicle

Some of the following symbols are used to identify controls & display on your vehicle.
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LIGHTS WATER IN FUEL FILTER HEADLIGHT LOW BEAM PARKING LIGHTS HAZARD WARNING REAR WINDOW LOW BRAKE FLUID
FLASHER DEFROSTER
HORN WINDSCREEN WIPER WINDSCREEN WIPER & VENTILATOR FAN AC HIGH COOL AC LOW COOL PARKING BRAKE
WASHER
AC FACE MODE AC FACE/FLOOR MODE AC FLOOR MODE AC FLOOR & DEFROSTER MODE AIR RECIRCULATION
DEFROSTING MODE
Some of indicators & warning lights in instrument cluster
Security System Status Turn signal warning light

Battery Discharge Warning Light Head light beam
Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light Engine pre-heater/glow-plug light
Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light 4WD Low indicator light
Door Ajar Warning Light 4WD high indicator light
Engine Mallfunction Light Check Engine Warning Light
Seat Belt Warning Light Rear Fog Light
Fuel Temperature

Before Driving
Contents
Identification Numbers _____________ 8
Keys and Door Locks _______________ 9
Seating Adjustments ______________ 14
Ignition Switch cum Steering Lock ___ 21
Dash Board - LHD_________________ 23
Dash Board - RHD ________________ 24
Combination Levers _______________ 25 2
Combination Levers / Guiding Light __ 31
Instrument Cluster _______________ 33
Instrument Cluster (Australia)_______ 34
Follow Me Home Headlight _________ 45
Rear View Mirror _________________ 46
Foot Pedals _____________________ 48
Steering ________________________ 51
Transmission / Gear Shift __________ 52
Bonnet Release Lever _____________ 53
Bonnet Opening __________________ 54

Before Driving
Identification Numbers
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)/
Vehicle Serial Number
The vehicle serial number / VIN is the
legal identity of your vehicle. It is used
in registering the ownership. To locate
the vehicle serial number and the engine
2 number, open the bonnet. You will find
both the numbers on a label near the
bonnet release lever.

Before Driving
Chassis Number Engine Number Keys and Door Locks

The chassis number is punched on the The engine number is punched on left-
right side of the chassis close to the front hand side top face of the engine Keys
right wheel, as shown in diagram given Your Mahindra comes with a set of two
alongside. identical keys. The keys operate all locks
in your Mahindra including those of the
doors, ignition cum steering and fuel lid (if
applicable). We advise you to keep one of
these keys at a safe place for emergency
use (but not in the vehicle). 2
Engine Number
Front
Cover

Before Driving
Note Door locks Caution

A new pair of keys can be acquired Both the front doors can be locked from If you have decided to keep the doors
through Mahindra Authorised Dealer both the inside and the outside, using locked when you are driving, remember
by stating the key number provided on either the door-lock lever or the key when that it may become more difficult for those
the tag. the door is closed. The upper door-lock assisting you to get access to your vehicle
levers needs to be depressed individually in case of emergency.
Warning to lock doors from the inside. The driver’s
Do not leave the ignition key in door can be locked only from the outside Warning
2 your vehicle especially when children

are in the vehicle.
with the key. This ensures you will never be
stranded outside, even if the keys are left
Before opening the door,
always look for and avoid oncoming
Never leave children & pet animals inside the vehicle. traffic.
unattended inside the vehicle The rear doors (of double cab models) can
be unlocked from inside only.
Central Door Locking
The central door locking system can be
operated only from the driver’s door and
only when the door is closed. It can be
activated from the outside with the key
Central Lock
or from the inside with the door-locking
Close lever. In case of failure in the vehicle’s
electrical system, both the front doors can
be opened with the key. The driver upper
door-lock lever needs to be depressed to
lock all doors simultaneously, from inside.
Central Lock For Remote locking / car security system
Open activation, if installed, please refer security
system manual, supplied with the vehicle.

Before Driving
Opening the Doors Opening the door from inside Cargo Box
From outside Pull the lever as shown in the picture & Tail Gate
Unlock the door using the remote or key push the door.
To open the tail gate, place your hand
as applicable. behind the handle and pull the handle up.
Place your hand behind the handle. The support cable will hold the tailgate
Press the inner lever towards you & pull horizontally as shown in the picture. The
the door. tailgate will get locked automatically while
closing it. After closing the tailgate, make
sure that the latches are securely locked.
The weight of the cargo load must be
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evenly distributed. All cargo should be
securely fastened with ropes or straps to
prevent it from shifting or sliding within
the vehicle.

Before Driving
Note Caution
Caution Lower the tailgate gently when If the open tailgate hides the tail/
• In a sudden stop or collision, unsecured it is unhooked. Make sure the tailgate stop, rear turn indicators or reflectors while
cargo could cause personal injury. is securely attached to the lugs before you are parked, other road users must be
closing the tailgate. warned of the presence of your vehicle by a
• Avoid driving the vehicle with tail gate
warning triangle or other suitable methods.
open condition.
Do not drive the vehicle with the tailgate
To lower the tailgate fully, release the open / down.
support brackets of the cable, from the
2 lugs. Warning
Don’t travel on the cargo box.
Travelling outside the cockpit causes
serious danger conditions.

Before Driving
Child-proof Lock (on Double Cab

Models)
The rear doors are equipped with child-
proof locks, on double cab models only. To
activate the locks, use the key and turn the
red knob located on each door (close to the
latch) clockwise before closing the doors.

Before Driving
Seating Adjustments
Moving the Front Seats Forward or Caution Caution
Backward Adjustable seats and seat-backs that Do not drive the vehicle unless the
To adjust the position of a front seat, pull are not securely latched are dangerous. In occupants are properly seated. Persons not
up the lever underneath the front edge a sudden stop or collision, the seat or seat- properly seated and/or properly restrained
of the seat and slide either forward or back could move causing injury. Make sure by seat belts can be severely injured in the
backward. When you reach the desired the adjustable components of the seat are case of emergency braking or a collision.
2 position, release the lever. Rock the seat
a little to ensure that its latch is secured
locked properly. Adjusting the Angle of the Seat-back/
Reclination
properly.
To adjust the angle of the seat-back, pull
up the lever at the side of the seat and
push the seat-back. When you reach the
desired angle, release the lever. To return
to the original position, pull up the lever
and lean forward.
Push

Before Driving
Caution Caution Seat Belts

The belts provide maximum After adjustment, gently rock the For your own safety, we strongly urge you
protection when seats are in their normal seat to make sure it is securely locked. to strap on your seat belts while driving.
upright position. So, do not recline your Unlocked / improperly locked seat back Do not use one seat belt for more than
seats steeply. During the sudden braking or is dangerous as it can eject/throw the one person. Ensure that the seat belts
a collision, you can slide under the lap belt, passenger during the sudden braking or are not slack or twisted when strapped
if your seat is reclined to the unsafe level, collision. across. Before driving off, first ensure that
and suffer serious internal injuries. your driving position is correct and then
Warning
Adjusting the driver’s seat while
adjust your seat belt to provide maximum
protection. 2
the vehicle is moving is dangerous.
The driver could lose the control of the
vehicle and have and accident. Adjust
the driver’s seat only when the vehicle
is stopped.
Correct Seating Posture/Arrangement
The driver should be able to hold the
30° steering with slightly bent arms. The
driver’s feet should also be slightly bent so
that the pedals can be pressed fully to the
Push floor. The driver should sit with the backrest
at an angle not more than 30 degrees.

Before Driving
Fastening Seat Belts Caution Warning

Pull the seat belt over your shoulder and Feed the belt back into the retractor Seatbelts are designed to bear
across the chest. Insert the metal tongue by hand to avoid twisting and snagging. upon the bony structure of the body,
plate into the buckle. An audible click Always wear your seat belt while traveling and should be worn low across the
indicates that the belt is locked securely. in vehicle and make sure all the occupants front of the pelvis or the pelvis, chest
Make sure that each belt uses the correct are properly restrained. Not wearing and shoulders, as applicable; wearing
buckle meant for each seat. the seat belt while driving is extremely the lap section of the belt across the
To release the belt, depress the red button dangerous. abdominal area must be avoided.
2 on the buckle, and let the belt rewind into
its reel smoothly and completely.
• Do not use the seat with malfunctioning/
improper seat belts system. it can not
• Seatbelts should be adjusted as firmly
as possible, consistent with comfort, to
protect the occupant from injury. Get provide the protection for which they have
the seat belt problem fixed by Mahindra been designed. A slack belt will greatly
authorised dealer immediately. Used/ reduce the protection afforded to the
damaged seat belt system cannot provide wearer.
the adequate protection in the event of • Care should be taken to avoid
collision/accident. Do not use the twisted contamination of the webbing with polishes,
seat belts. Twisted seat belt may injure the oils and chemicals, and particularly battery
user. acid. Cleaning may safely be carried out
using mild soap and water. The belt should
be replaced if webbing becomes frayed,
contaminated or damaged.
• It is essential to replace the entire
assembly after it has been worn in a severe
impact even if damage to the assembly is
not obvious.

Before Driving
• Belts should not be worn with straps Caution Warning

twisted. Be careful do not damage the seat Wear the lap seat belt snugly
• Each belt assembly must only be used belt webbing or hardware. Take care that and as low as possible. A lap belt
by one occupant; it is dangerous to put a they do not get caught or pinched in the worn too high can be dangerous. In
belt around a child being carried on the seat or doors. Never use one seat belt for the event of collision/accident, this
occupant’s lap. more than a person at a time. may concentrate the impact force on
• Pull the belt from its reel steadily. It may the abdominal area causing serious
Warning injury.
get locked if wrenched from the reel. The
No modifications or additions
should be made by the user which will
belts provide maximum protection when
seats are in their normal upright position.
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either prevent the seat belt adjusting So, do not recline your seats steeply.
devices from operating to remove During the sudden braking or a collision,
slack, or prevent the seat belt assembly you can slide under the lap belt, if your seat
from being adjusted to remove slack. is reclined to the unsafe level, and suffer
serious internal injuries.

Before Driving
Checking seat Belt operation To check the condition of seat belt 2-Point Lap Seat Belts (2nd Row on
Your seat belt retractors are designed operation, grasp the shoulder belt and pull Double Cab Models)
to lock belt movement in the following quickly forward. The retractor should lock
Warning
conditions. and restrict further belt movement. If the
seat belt does not lock during these checks Remember that, in the event of
• When the belt is pulled quickly from
or if you have any question on seat belt a violent impact, the passengers on the
the retractor.
operation, contact Mahindra Authorised rear seats that are not wearing the seat
• When the vehicle slows down dealer. belts are not only subject to personal
rapidly. injuries but they also represent a
2 danger for passengers sitting in the
front seats.
To fasten the seat belt.
Insert the tongue into the buckle until it
snaps.
To lengthen, hold the tongue at a right
angle to the belt and pull on the belt. To
shorten, pull the free end of the belt away
from the tongue.
Position the lap belt on the hips as low as
possible.
To unfasten
To unfasten the belt, press the button on
the buckle.

Before Driving
Caution Caution Pregnant women and injured persons

Use a child restraint system only if If child restraint system regulations need to consult their doctor for specific
the child is not big enough to properly wear exist in the country where you reside, instructions on how to wear the seat belt.
the seat belts. Else, use the regular seat please contact nearest Mahindra dealer
belt instead of the child restraint system. for the installation of the child restraint
In models with rear seat belts - seat the system in the front seat. Make sure that
child in the rear seat and use the seat belt. you have complied with all the installation
According to accident statistics, children instructions provided by the child restraint
are safer when properly restrained in the
rear seat than in the front seat. Always
system manufacturer and that the system
is properly secured.
2
secure a child in a proper child restraint
system in accordance with age and size Warning
of the child as recommended by the child Do not allow children to stand
restraint system manufacturer. up or kneel on either the rear or the
front seats. An unrestrained child
could suffer serious injuries during
emergency braking or collision. Also,
do not allow children to sit on your
lap as it does not provide sufficient
restraint.

Before Driving
Head Restraint Caution Head Restraint Removal

To increase height of the head restraint, Do not adjust the head restraint The head restraint can be pulled out
pull it out to the desired position. To lower while driving the vehicle. With no support completely by depressing the locking
the head restraint, depress the locking behind your head, your neck could be button while pulling the restraint out.
button and push the restraint down. After seriously injured in a collision. Always drive
adjustments, ensure that the head restraint with the head restraints properly inserted.
is locked in place.
Adjust the head restraint so that it is at the
2 same level as your head. Never adjust the
head restraint to the level of your neck.
Push
Pull

Before Driving
Ignition Switch cum Steering Lock

Ignition Switch cum Steering Lock IGN : Ignition ON; All electrical circuits START: This is a momentary position
It has the following four key positions enabled. Look for the illuminated in which the switch cranks the
LOCK : Ignition OFF; Steering is locked warning lights before engine is engine. Release the key as soon
after the key is removed started. as the engine starts. Holding in to
this position more than necessary
OFF : Steering unlocked; Ignition and Note will result in damage to starter
all other main electrical
circuits are disabled
Preferably select this position
even when the vehicle is being towed.
and other engine components.
2
Note
If turning the key is difficult,
jiggle the steering wheel from side to
side.
• The key can be removed only in the
LOCK position. When the key is removed,
the steering column lock is activated and
the steering wheel cannot be turned.

Before Driving
Warning On some models, an illuminator ring is

Apply the handbrake, put it into provided on the face of ignition-cum-lock
gear 1st facing up a hill or reverse to locate and insert the key into it during
facing down. night time. The ring will illuminate the
moment the driver door is opened and will
Warning remain glowing till the door is closed. Once
Never leave children unattended all the doors are closed properly, the lights
in the vehicle. will start dimming and will go off after few
2 Warning
seconds.
On some models, the ring will illuminate
Never return the key to the the moment the driver door is opened and
LOCK position or try to remove the will remain glowing till the door is closed.
key, when the vehicle is in motion.
Removing the key allow the steering
wheel to lock. You will loose the
control of the vehicle and may cause
serious accident. Remove the key only
when the vehicle is parked.

Before Driving
Dash Board - LHD

1. Side AC Vents
2. Glove Box
1 5 14 8 9 14 15 3 19 6 7 16 1 3. AC Control Switches/Knobs
4. Floor Console Vents
5. Audio Controls
6. Audio System 2
7. A/C Center Vents
8. Instrument Cluster
9. Steering Wheel
10. Fuse Box
11. Ashtray (Floor Console)
12. 12V Power Output
13. Gear Lever Knob
1 18 10 17 13 2
14. Horn Pad
11 12 15. Cruise Control switches
4 16. Rear Demister Switch
17. Remote Fuel Lid Open Switch
18. Bonnet Lock Release Lever
19. Hazard Warning Light Switch

Before Driving
Dash Board - RHD

1. Side AC Vents
2. Glove Box
1 3 7 6 19 7 16 5 14 8 9 14 15 1 3. AC Control Switches/Knobs
5. Audio Controls
2 6. Audio System
7. A/C Center Vents
8. Instrument Cluster
9. Steering Wheel
10. Fuse Box
11. Ashtray (Floor Console)
12. 12V Power Output
13. Gear Lever Knob
2 17 13 10 18 1
14. Horn Pad
12 15. Cruise Control switches
4 11 16. Rear Demister Switch
17. Remote Fuel Lid Open Switch
18. Bonnet Lock Release Lever
19. Hazard Warning Light Switch

Before Driving
Combination Levers
Combination Lighting Switches Lighting Control Lever • Headlight Low Beam: Turn the
Head lights & Parking Lights stalk end switch1 upwards to the
Warning second position until the is aligned
• Lights Off: Stalk end switch 1 is in
The responsibility for switching opposite mark 1
neutral position
on the lights, depending on the • Headlight High Beam: With the
daylight and the regulations in force • Parking Lights: Turn the stalk end
stalk end switch 1 in the second
in the country of use, always lies with
the driver.
switch 1 upwards to the first position
until the is aligned opposite mark 1
position, simply push the control
lever downwards. Headlight High
2
Beam Indicator in the instrument
cluster is illuminated when headlights
are on high beam.
Head Light-Low/High Beam
Parking Lights
Fog Lights OFF
2 1

Before Driving
• Headlight Flash: Pull the stalk up

towards the steering wheel. Flash will
work even when the headlight is not
on. Headlight High Beam Indicator in
the instrument cluster is illuminated
when headlight flash is used.
Caution
Using bulbs with units of higher
2 output capacity/ wattage is illegal and may
damage your vehicle electrical system.

Before Driving
Front & Rear Fog Lights (If Operation of the fog lights depends on Note
equipped) the parking or headlights selected and an Use the fog lights only in low
indicator will light up in the instrument visibility conditions. Remember to
• Lights Off: Inner rotary switch 2 is in
cluster switch off the rear fog light when it is no
neutral position.
Note longer needed to avoid inconvenience
• Front Fog Light(s): Turn the inner rotary
to other road users.
switch 2 upwards to the first position The rear fog light will get
until the is aligned opposite mark switched on only when the parking /
2. headlights are on.
• Rear Fog light(s): Turn the inner rotary 2
switch 2 upwards to the second position
until the is aligned opposite
mark 2. Now both front & rear fog lights
glows simultaneously.
Head Light-Low/High Beam
Parking Lights
Fog Lights OFF
2 1

Before Driving
Turn Indicators • Left Direction Indicator: Push the Wiper & Washer control Lever
RHD Models
lighting control stalk downwards till you Front wipe / Wash
hear an audible click
• Right Direction Indicator: Push the Wiper/Washer Control Lever: Wash/Wipe
The stalk automatically returns after you functions can be activated with the ignition
lighting control stalk downwards till you
make a turn. But after lane change you may key at the IGN position.
hear an audible click
have to do it manually. If the indicator light
• Left Direction Indicator: Push the continues to flash after a turn, manually • Flick-wipe (MIST): Push the stalk up
lighting control stalk upwards till you return the stalk to its original position. from the normal position for wipe only
hear an audible click and it operates as long as stalk is in that
2 LHD Models
If the turn signal indicator lights in the
instrument panel flashes faster than
position.
• Right Direction Indicator: Push the normal, it indicates a turned indicator bulb
lighting control stalk upwards till you is burned out.
hear an audible click Note
To prevent the battery from being
discharged, do not leave the lights ON
for a long time when the engine is not
running.

Before Driving
• OFF: stalk is in normal position • Wash /Wipe (PULL & ): The Adjustable Intermittent Wiping (if
• Intermittent Wiping (INT): Push the windshield washer & wiper operates as Installed)
stalk down to the first position long as the stalk is pulled on toward the The intermittent wiping operation
• Low Speed Wiping (LO): Push the stalk steering wheel. Wiping is done after few timing can be adjusted according to the
further down to the second position seconds of washer fluid spraying and requirement based on the intensity of rain
• High Speed Wiping (HI): Push the stalk wiping will continue for few seconds & drizzling. Follow the below procedure to
again down to the third position after releasing the switch. The washer adjust and set the time between one wipe
will work on all positions of stalk. After operation to next wipe operation.
few seconds of the post wipe, the wiper
will operate once to dribble down the
To set the time delay:
• Switch ON the intermittent wiper and
2
washer fluid remains. switch it OFF during (or) after wiper
movement. And again switch ON the
intermittent wiper to set the delay time
according to the requirement. The time
between the switch OFF and ON (to
intermittent) will get registered as the
wiper operating cycle time.
• The time delay can be set anywhere
between 1 second to 60 seconds
• The wiper movement time will remain
same in all time settings. Only the delay
can be varied from 1 second to 60
seconds.
To set the default time:
It will return to the normal (default) time
setting, if the wiper is not operated for 5
minutes (or) the delay time is more than 60
seconds or if the ignition is switched OFF.

Before Driving
If you switch off the ignition before Note

switching off the wind screen wiper the Do not operate the wipers when
blades will stop at random on the wind the wind shield is dry. It may scratch
screen. Switch on the ignition and just the glass.
move wiper stalk to ’MIST’ position to
return the wipers to the park position. Note
To prevent the battery from being
discharged, do not leave the lights ON
2 for a long time when the engine is not
running.

Before Driving
Combination Levers / Guiding Light

Headlight Leveling System Headlight low beam can be adjusted from driver seat with the help of switch shown in
When Vehicle is fully or either partially above picture. This switch is located on driver side instrument panel just below side A/C
loaded, it will have upward inclination vent. This switch has Two positions marked as 0 & 1.
disturbing the headlight aiming. To bring Please select the suitable switch position as per following table.
the low-beam back to its original position
Switch Position Vehicle loading condition
we can use this system. The correct
headlight setting provides the best possible
visibility to the driver with out dazzling
0
1
Driver or Driver with front passenger
Driver + Front passenger + Luggage in cargo box
2
other road users.
The headlights can only be adjusted when
the low beam is switched on.

Before Driving
Guiding Lights During getting in / out of vehicle:

Dimming Interior light & illumination The interior light & Illumination ring
Ring on Ignition Key ring (if applicable) will glow the moment any of the doors
The guiding lights feature helps you when is opened and will remain glowing till
you try to enter or exit the vehicle. the door(s) is closed. Once all the doors
are closed properly, the lights will start
Illuminator ring is provided on the face of
dimming after few seconds and go OFF.
ignition-cum-lock to locate and insert the
key into it during night time. Front interior roof light will light-up when
2 The front interior lamp will also get
activated along with the above lights
the switch is in door-mode.
This feature cannot be permanently /
during this cycle. temporarily disabled / enabled.
During Remote Unlocking:

The interior light & Illumination ring will
glow instantaneously with full intensity for
few seconds, the moment vehicle doors
are unlocked through remote key, then all
lights starts dimming and goes OFF.

Before Driving
Instrument Cluster
1. Tachometer (if applicable)
2. Speedo Meter
3. Odometer
4. Trip Meter A, Trip Meter B & Clock
1 25 2 24 23 13 22 8 10 5. Knob, Mode selection - Trip Meter A, Trip
Meter B & Clock
6. Knob, Set - Trip Meter A, Trip Meter B &
Clock
7. Anti Lock Brake System
2
8. Check Engine malfunction (if applicable)
9. Rear Fog Lamp Indication
10. Glow plug indication (If applicable)
11. Battery Charging Warning Light
12. Car Security System Status (if applicable)
13. Head Lamp High Beam Status
14. Low Oil Pressure Warning light
15. Parking Brake ON & Low Brake Fluid warning
lamp
16. Door Open warning Light
17. Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge & High
Temperature Warning Light
18. Water in Fuel Indication (if applicable)
19. Driver Seat Belt Warning (if applicable)
20. Four Wheel Drive High
21. Four Wheel Drive Low
22. Check Engine Warning Lamp (if applicable)
9 18 19 7 11 12 6 3 4 5 15 20 21 14 17 16 23. Fuel Gauge
24. Right Turn Indicator
25. Left Turn Indicator

Before Driving
Instrument Cluster (Australia)

1. Tachometer (if applicable)
2. Speedo Meter
3. Odometer
4. Trip Meter A, Trip Meter B & Clock
1 25 2 24 23 13 22 8 10 5. Knob, Mode selection - Trip Meter A, Trip
Meter B & Clock
6. Knob, Set - Trip Meter A, Trip Meter B &
2 Clock
7. Anti Lock Brake System
8. Check Engine malfunction (if applicable)
9. Rear Fog Lamp Indication
10. Glow plug indication (If applicable)
11. Battery Charging Warning Light
12. Car Security System Status (if applicable)
13. Head Lamp High Beam Status
14. Low Oil Pressure Warning light
15. Parking Brake ON & Low Brake Fluid warning
lamp
16. Door Open warning Light
17. Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge & High
Temperature Warning Light
18. Water in Fuel Indication (if applicable)
19. Driver Seat Belt Warning (if applicable)
20. Four Wheel Drive High
21. Four Wheel Drive Low
22. Check Engine Warning Lamp (if applicable)
9 18 19 7 11 12 6 3 4 5 15 20 21 14 17 16 23. Fuel Gauge
24. Right Turn Indicator
25. Left Turn Indicator

Before Driving
If the indicator comes on Do this
If parking brake is off, stop immediately, and check brake fluid level / contact
Brake light
Mahindra Authorised Dealer
2
Battery Stop and check
Engine oil Stop and check
Engine Malfunction Take the vehicle to Mahindra Authorised dealer
ABS Take the vehicle to Mahindra Authorised dealer
Door open Close the doors
T-Belt Take the vehicle to Mahindra Authorised dealer
Fuel filter water Drain the water

Before Driving
1. Tachometer (if applicable): Indicates 4. Trip meter & Clock: Second row of 5. Knob, Mode selection - Trip Meter
Engine speed in thousands of revolutions LCD screen shows the distance traveled, ’A’, Trip Meter ’B’ & Clock: The second
per minute (RPM). since the last time it was set to zero, either row will show either the Trip meter ’A’ or
on individual journeys or between the Trip meter ’B’ (or) Clock at a time. The
Note fuel fillings depending upon the settings. display from trip meter ’A’ to trip meter ’B’
Do not over rev the engine. Alternatively second row will show the to Clock can be changed by gently pressing
Operating the engine at high RPM may clock in the 12 hour format. the Mode selection knob once. When Trip
cause severe engine damage. meter is in display, alphabetical letter ’A’
2 2. Speedo Meter: Indicates speed of the

vehicle.
(for trip meter ’A’) or ’B’ (for trip meter
’B’) will also be displayed accordingly (as
3. Odometer: Top row of LCD screen shown in the picture). The trip meters can
shows / records the distance traveled in show up to 9999 kms.
kilometers at minimum unit of 1 km and it
displays only when ignition key is on.
Odometr & Trip meter Odometr & Trip meter Odometr & Digital Clock
‘A’ Display ‘B’ Display Display

Before Driving
6. Knob, Set - Trip Meter ’A’, Trip Meter 8. Check Engine malfunction 11. Battery Charging Warning
’B’ & Clock: Display Settings: Press the MIL (if applicable): When Light: Lights up when the
Set-knob for more than one second to the lamp lights up and glows ignition switch is in the IGN
set the zero on Trip meter ’A’ & Trip continuously indicates Engine Fault (other position. Goes OFF as soon as the engine
meter ’B’, when the particular Trip than EMS). Arrange for checking at the starts. If the light remains ON even after
meter displayed. Clock Setting: When nearest Mahindra Authorised Dealer the engine has been started, it indicates
clock is displayed, pressing the SET knob immediately. that the battery is not being charged or
for 3 seconds will cause the displayed time 9. Rear Fog Indicator: The malfunction of alternator.
to flash, means it is in clock setting mode.
While the clock data is flashing, pressing
lamp will glow when the rear fog
lamps are ON.
In this case, park the vehicle safely at road
side and check the drive belt for looseness 2
and releasing the SET will toggle between 10. Glow plug indication / breakage. If drive belt is okay, switch
minutes & hours. While the numbers are (if applicable): when ‘ON’ off all unnecessary electrical equipment
flashing, pressing the MODE switch will indicates that pre-heating is on. and contact a Mahindra Authorized Dealer
advance the displayed number. While It goes out when the glow plug is warm. immediately.
the numbers are flashing, if no button is Do not crank the engine when Glow Plug
pressed for 5 seconds the current values Note
is ON, to avoid excessive load on battery &
displayed are stored and the display stops ensure effective starting. Do not continue driving if the
flashing. engine drive belt is broken or loose.
7. Anti-lock Brake System This will cause engine overheat & poor
Warning Lamp (ABS) (if braking.
applicable): The ABS warning
light comes on when the ignition key is
turned to the IGN position, and goes off
after a few seconds. When the ABS warning
light is on / blinking continuously (and
the brake system warning light is off), &
contact the nearest Mahindra Authorised
dealer.

Before Driving
12. Car Security System Note 16. Door Open warning Light
Indication lamp (if applicable): Do not run the engine with low (if applicable): Lights up when
Will give status of the car security engine oil pressure warning light ON. the any of the doors are open
system on armed / unarmed / intrusion Otherwise it may damage the engine. and ignition key is in IGN position. The
etc. by flashing at various intervals. For 15. Parking Brake ON & Low lamp goes off when all the doors are closed
further details please refer the car-security Brake Fluid warning lamp: properly.
system manual supplied with the vehicle. The parking light and, the 17. Engine Coolant
13. Headlight High Beam low brake fluid warning light , are Temperature Gauge: Indicates
2 Indication: Is illuminated when

headlights are on high beam or
illuminated as long as the parking brake is
applied. If light does not go off after
the temperature of the engine’s
coolant. At normal operating temperature,
when headlight flash-to-pass is used. releasing the parking brake, there may be the needle may point anywhere across the
14. Low Engine Oil Pressure problem with the vehicle braking system. band. When the needle is continuously in
warning light: Lights up when the red zone of the temperature gauge /
the ignition switch is in the IGN Warning lamp glow continuously indicates engine
position. Goes OFF as soon as the engine Do not drive the vehicle if the overheating. In such a condition, switch
starts. If the light remains ON even after off the AC and observe. If still the problem
light is illuminated even after
the engine has started, or comes ON while persists, pull over the Vehicle, switch OFF
releasing the hand brake or if it
driving, stop immediately, and check the ignition and contact the nearest Mahindra
illuminates while driving. Add brake
engine oil level. If low, add engine oil to Authorized Dealer.
fluid to bring the level up to the ’MAX’
the MAX level and check the light again. mark. If the problem still persists, avoid Note
If still ON contact Mahindra Authorized driving and have Mahindra Authorized
Dealer Immediately. Do not continue driving with
Dealer check/correct the braking an overheated engine. It may cause
system as soon as possible. damage to the engine. Refer the
section IF THE ENGINE OVERHEATS.

Before Driving
18. Water in Fuel Indication 20. Four Wheel Drive High (if Caution
(if applicable): when water installed): Indicates that the Driving the vehicle in 4WD Low /
accumulated in Fuel Filter vehicle is driving in the 4-Wheel High mode on dry, hard surface may cause
reaches the maximum permissible limit, Drive Mode in high gear. Driving in this damage to the driveline, excessive tyre
the indicator gives warning to remove mode gives more traction while driving on wear, poor fuel economy & unnecessary
water and clean the fuel filter. (Instruction cross-country Roads. noise, hence not recommended.
for how to drain the water given in the Self 22. Check EMS ‘Engine
Maintenance Section or contact a Mahindra Warning
Management System’ warning
Driving the vehicle in 4WD
Authorised Dealer.)
Note
Low / High mode on dry, hard surface
lamp: (if applicable): As soon as
the ignition key is switched ON, the lamp
2
may cause damage to the driveline,
lights up and goes OFF in few seconds
Continued driving with water excessive tyre wear, poor fuel
indicating normal status. The lamp will
accumulation in the fuel filter will economy & unnecessary noise, hence
blink / glow continuously indicating the
cause damage to the fuel pump/other not recommended.
presence of fault in EMS. The vehicle needs
fuel system components. 21. Four Wheel Drive Low: attention by Mahindra Authorised Dealer
19. Seat Belt warning (if Indicates that the vehicle is immediately.
applicable): The light reminds running in the 4-Wheel Drive
you to fasten seat belts & it will Mode in low gear. Driving in this mode
light up when the driver has not worn gives maximum traction while driving on
the seat belt with the ignition key is IGN all adverse conditions.
position/when vehicle is in motion. The
lamp will remain illuminated until the seat
belt is fastened properly.

Before Driving
23. Fuel Gauge: Indicates the 24/25. Turn Indicator: Flashes

approximate level of fuel in the when the indicator lamps are
tank. When the tank is nearly operated or hazard switch is
full, the needle will be at ‘F’ and when the turned on. A sudden increase
tank is nearly empty, the needle will be at in the rate of flashing indicates
‘E’. When needle touches the RED mark, it failure of one of the indicator
indicates that there is minimum quantity of bulbs.
fuel left in the fuel tank. Refuel as soon as
2 the needle touches the RED mark. It is a

good idea to keep the tank over 1/4 full.
Note
On inclines or curves, due to
movement of the fuel in tank, the fuel
gauge needle may show slightly low or
high levels than usual.

Before Driving
Hazard Warning Switch: Press the Note Rear Demist Switch (if installed): Press
switch (located on the instrument panel) to The direction indicators do not the switch (located on the IP centre bezel)
activate all turn-indicators simultaneously. work when the hazard warning is to (turns the heater ON) clear the frost
Use this only in case of an emergency activated. Check local regulations from the rear door glass. Switch OFF as
to warn the traffic about any hazardous about use of hazard warning lights soon as the frost is cleared. If the switch
condition of your vehicle. It functions even while the vehicle is being towed or is ON continuously, a timer switches
without the ignition switch being turned while driving. the demister OFF automatically after 12
ON. Horn: Horn can be operated independent minutes of operation.
of the ignition switch. To sound the horn,
depress the pad in the center of the
Note 2
The demister is not designed for
steering wheel.
drying rain water or for melting snow.
If there is an accumulation, remove
the excess ice/water before switch on
the demister
Note
When cleaning the inside of the
rear glass, be careful not to scratch
the heater wires or connectors.

Before Driving
Parking Brake: To activate the parking Warning Cruise Control (if Installed)
brake, pull the lever upwards fully. Warning Driving with the parking brake, Important Information
light (Red colour ) on the instrument even if it is set partially, can overheat
cluster will light up when the hand brake • Cruise control will be active in gears 2nd
or damage the brakes and will result in to 5th with vehicle speed more than 25
is applied. poor braking. km/h.
To release it, pull the lever upwards slightly,
depress the locking button and push the Caution • DO NOT use cruise control on winding
lever downwards. Red warning light on the Before driving, be sure the parking (or) slippery road surfaces (rainy/icy/
snow-covered), up-hill / down-hill
2 instrument cluster will light up if you are
driving with an incorrectly released hand
brake is fully released and the brake
indicator light is OFF. driving (or) in traffic conditions where
brake. Depending on the slope and/or vehicle a constant speed can not easily be
load, it may be necessary to apply the hand maintained.
brake by two additional notches and select
a gear (preferably 1st or reverse).

Before Driving
• Cruise control will not be activated, if To Operate/Set the Cruise Control Speed To Increase the Set Cruising Speed
the brake pedal is not operated once, 1. Accelerate until the desired cruising Press and hold (or) tap the SET+
after the engine starting. speed is reached and the speed must be switch. The vehicle speed will increase
• Cruise control will be deactivated, if above the system’s minimum operational automatically. Release the SET+ switch as
Brake / clutch pedal is pressed, during speed of 25 km/h. soon as the desired cruise speed has been
cruise driving mode. 2. Release the accelerator pedal and press reached.
• When the ’Set Plus’ button is pressed, & release the SET+ (or) SET- switch, to Resume to the Last Preset Speed
if the acceleration is felt to be too fast set the vehicle. The desired vehicle speed By pressing the RES / COAST switch, the
and vehicle goes beyond control, press
brake or clutch immediately for safety
will automatically be maintained without
accelerator pedal operation.
last set cruise speed can be resumed,
provided the ignition switch is ON and the
2
and coming out of cruise. While operating cruise control, the vehicle vehicle speed is above 25 km/h.
The cruise control system enables the driver speed can be increased temporarily (e.g.
Disengaging the Cruise Control
to maintain the constant road speed, with for overtaking) by pressing the accelerator
pedal enough. Once the accelerator pedal The cruise control will be deactivated if the
out using the accelerator pedal, generally brake or clutch pedal is pressed, (or) when
when driving on free/open highways. is released, the vehicle speed will return to
the set cruising speed. If the accelerator the CRUISE switch is pulled-up.
The cruise control system is designed to
pedal is pressed for more than 30 seconds, The preset cruise speed in system memory
operate above the speed of 25 km/h.
the cruise control will be deactivated. will automatically get cancelled when the
ignition switch is turned OFF.
To Reduce the Set Cruising Speed
Press and hold (or) tap the SET- switch. The
vehicle speed will reduce automatically.
Release the SET- switch as soon as the
desired cruise speed has been reached (Do
remember that the cruise control system
will not operate at vehicle speeds below 25
km/h).

Before Driving
Audio control on Steering wheel Scanning the different radio frequency

(If installed) Press the SEEK switch once, to scan /
Audio control on steering wheel allows the select the next frequency when you are in
driver to operate the audio system, without radio tuner mode.
operating the audio system fitted on the Volume control
instrument panel, while driving To increase the volume press the VOL+
To change the mode switch and to reduce the audio volume
Press the MODE switch to change the mode press the VOL- switch.
2 between the tuner/tape/CD/standby. Each
time the MODE switch is pressed, the mode
changes as per the following sequence.
Tuner mode Tape mode External disc
control mode (optional) Stand by mode.

Before Driving
Follow Me Home Headlight

In order to help the driver / passenger, Temporary deactivation Sit in the vehicle with all switches OFF and
while getting out of the vehicle during If you want to deactivate this feature all doors closed. Wait for 30 seconds
night time, the headlight will light up for temporarily (one time), switch ON and Step 1 : Insert ignition key, switch ON
maximum 1 minute under the following switch OFF the parking light after removing and switch OFF ignition and
conditions. the ignition key and keeping the driver door remove the ignition key.
This feature will get activated only when open. The feature will automatically get Step 2 : Open the driver door for atleast 1
the ignition key and parking lights ON with
all the doors closed properly for at least 5
activated once the ignition key and parking
lights are switched ON with all the doors
second and close.
Step 3 : Switch ON the parking light for
2
minutes. closed properly for at least 5 minutes. atleast 1 second and switch OFF
With the above condition, the headlights Permanently Disabling and Enabling the Step 4 : Again insert ignition key, switch
will light-up the moment the driver door feature ON & switch OFF ignition and
is opened after switching OFF the parking Please follow the below procedure for remove the ignition key.
lights and removing ignition key. The permanently disabling and enabling the
headlight will remain ON for 30 seconds follow me home headlight feature. Note
and then go OFF. The steps 1 to 4 should be
The headlights will again light up for completed within 30 seconds. If
another 30 seconds maximum and goes controller accepts the procedure, the
OFF, the moment the door locks are headlight will flash two times as a
activated through remote after closing the confirmation and the feature is either
door. deactivated (or) activated. The above
procedure is common for disabling
and enabling the feature.

Before Driving
Rear View Mirror

External Rear View Mirror Caution Mirror Folding
Manually Adjustable Objects in this mirror look smaller Both manual & remote operated outside
and appear further away than they actually mirror units can be folded flat, where it is
For adjusting the mirror, push it or slightly
are. Do not overestimate the distance of needed, against the vehicle when pushed
twist it in the desired direction until you
the objects seen in the mirror. towards it.
can clearly see the road behind.
2 Remote Operated
Adjustments can be made using the lever
Caution
Do not adjust the mirror while the
provided inside the doors. vehicle is moving. If doing so may cause
the driver to mishandle the vehicle and
may result in loss of vehicle control.

Before Driving
Caution Internal Rear-view Mirror Caution

Do not drive the vehicle with the Adjust the rear view mirror, in the day Do not adjust the mirror while the
outside rear view mirrors folded backward. position, by slightly turning or twisting vehicle is moving. If doing so may cause
Both the driver & the co-driver side rear it until you see the road behind clearly the driver to mishandle the vehicle and
view mirrors must be extended and properly through the rear glass. To decrease glare/ may result in loss of vehicle control.
adjusted before driving. Always adjust the dazzle (of headlights of following vehicles)
outside mirrors to the driver’s convenient when driving in the night, pull the view
position before driving the vehicle. mirror lever towards yourself. Push the
lever away from yourself to bring back for
day driving position 2

Before Driving
Foot Pedals
Accelerator: Pushing the accelerator Brake: Put your foot on the brake pedal Warning
pedal down increases the acceleration and only when you intend to stop or decrease Driving with wet brake is
releasing the pressure on it decreases the the speed. Resting your foot on the pedal dangerous. Increased stopping
acceleration. keeps the brakes applied lightly, causing distance or vehicle pulling to one side
them to build up heat and/or poor when braking could cause a serious
Note fuel efficiency. Heat thus built up can accident. Dry the brakes by driving
2 Sudden acceleration or
deceleration can cause loss of control
reduce the effectiveness of the brakes.
Constant application of brakes while going
at very slow speed and applying
the brakes lightly until the brake
on slippery surfaces. Take extra care downhill builds up heat and reduces their performance become normal.
while driving on slippery surfaces. effectiveness. Instead, downshift to a lower
gear and take your foot off the accelerator Caution
pedal. Even if the power assist is completely
lost, the brakes will still work. The brake
can be applied to stop the vehicle, by
Foot Pedals RHD Foot Pedals LHD
pressing the brake pedal much harder than
normal. And the vehicle stopping / braking
distance will be longer than usual.
Caution
Continuing to drive the vehicle with
engine stalled or turned off is dangerous,
since braking will require more effort than
normal to stop the vehicle. This will cause
Brake Bonnet Bonnet Brake the longer stopping distance or even an
Release Release accident.
Clutch Accelerator Lever Lever Clutch Accelerator

Before Driving
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) (If When the engine is started or when the Although this system allows you to optimize
Installed) vehicle begins to move, the ABS is in the stopping distances, the ABS system does
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) is self-check mode. During self-check, you not allow you to increase the vehicle
designed to prevent wheel lock-up during may hear a noise & motor operation sound performance which is physically linked to
an emergency/sudden braking or on from the engine compartment. This is the local conditions of tyre / road surfaces
hazardous/slippery road surfaces. The normal and is not a malfunction. / tyre-ground adhesion. It is still important
safety enhancement is that the brake to drive with all due care and maintain a
control system prevents the wheels from Warning moderate speed and safe distance from the
Use of non recommended tyres
locking, even if the brakes are applied too
sharply, and allows the vehicle to be steered / wheel-rims / alloy-wheel-rims
vehicle in front of you, because there are
limits to the vehicle stability and handling 2
and thus its direction to be controlled. other than the recommended size/ even with the anti-lock braking system is
The antilock brake system (ABS) is specification will greatly reduce the on.
operating at all speeds. The brakes will ABS performance. All the brake related Compared with the vehicles not equipped
work normally. Only at the time of wheel works to be attended by a Mahindra with ABS, your vehicle may require a longer
locking the ABS will take over and prevent Authorised dealer only. stopping distance in the following cases
wheel lock. Caution • Driving on rough road / gravel / snow
During the ABS operation, a slight pulsation covered surfaces
ABS is not designed to shorten the
may be felt in the brake pedal when the • Driving on the roads where the surface
stopping distances. ABS cannot compensate
brakes are applied and hear a noise from is different between the wheels or
for unsafe and reckless driving.
engine compartment. These conditions are wheels are in the different levels.
normal and indicate that ABS is functioning
properly. In this situation, to let the ABS
work for you, just hold down the brake
pedal down more firmly.Do not pump the
brake pedal in panic/emergency stopping.
This will result in the reduced level of
performance.

Before Driving
‘ABS’ warning light Clutch: The clutch pedal should be pressed

Caution The ABS warning light will come on when down fully while shifting, and then released
the ignition key is turned to the IGN slowly. Do not use the clutch pedal to hold
• The safety features of an ABS equipped
position. If the anti-lock braking system the vehicle when you stop the vehicle or
vehicle should not be tested by high
works properly, the light goes off after a while driving on an uphill path. Use the
speed driving or cornering. This could
few seconds. Thereafter, if the system parking brake instead.
endanger the safety of yourself or
others. malfunctions, the light comes on again.
Caution
When the ABS warning light is on /
• Even if the power assist is completely Resting the foot on the clutch pedal
2 lost, the brakes will still work. But you
will have to press the brake pedal hard,
blinking continuously (and the brake
system warning light is off), the anti-lock while driving reduces the life of the clutch
brake system does not operate, but the liner and the release bearing.
much harder than normal. And your
brake system still continues to operate
braking distance will be longer.
conventionally. If ABS warning light on /
• In case the engine stalls, do not pump blinking continuously, immediately contact
the brake pedal. Each press on the pedal the nearest Mahindra Authorised dealer.
uses up your reserve vacuum.
Note
Due to ABS operation the wheels
will not lock. Hence even during the
panic braking, there will not be a
skid marks on the road. Please do not
confuse the lack of skid marks as poor
braking.

Before Driving
Steering
Power assisted steering Tilt steering wheel Caution
Power assisted steering uses energy To change the steering wheel angle (up/ Do not adjust the steering wheel
from the engine. If the engine is off or down), hold the steering wheel, push down angle while the vehicle is moving. It may
if the power assisted steering become the lock release lever, tilt the steering cause the mishandling of the vehicle and
inoperative, still the vehicle can be steered, wheel to the desired angle and return may result in an accident.
but it will require more effort. the lock release lever to the original lock After adjusting the steering wheel, try
Note
position. moving it up & down to ensure it is locked
properly.
2
Never hold the steering wheel to
the extreme right or left for more than
five seconds with the engine running.
This can cause damage to the power
steering system & its components.
Tilt Lever
Lock Position Tilt Lever
Unlock Position

Before Driving
Transmission / Gear Shift

Recommended Maximum Speed During The speed at which you drive, however Gearshift: The gearshift pattern is shown
Driving should confirm to all federal, state, on the gear lever knob. The clutch pedal
If speeds shown in the table are exceeded province, territory and local laws, and should be pressed down fully while
when driving in the respective gears, the to the condition which will permit safe shifting, and then released slowly. Shift
engine speed indicator needle will turn operation. into the reverse gear only when the vehicle
towards the Tachometer’s (if installed) is stationary.
Caution
2 upper limit. If this happens, you will feel
the engine cut in and out. The engine will Do not exceed the speed limit Note
run normally again if the RPM is reduced mentioned against each gear. Revving the engine regularly
below the Tachometer’s upper limit. to the maximum in each gear causes
Note excessive engine wear and high fuel
Do not downshift if you are going consumption.
faster than the maximum allowable
speed for the next lower gear.

Before Driving
Note Bonnet Release Lever

Make sure the vehicle is fully
stopped before shifting into reverse. Bonnet Release Lever: To do this you need to slide your finger
To unlock the bonnet, pull the bonnet beneath the partially opened bonnet. Lift
Note the bonnet until it can be supported by the
release lever (located below and to the
Keep your foot off the clutch right of the steering wheel in RHD models, stay rod, whose hook must be locked in the
pedal except when shifting gears. or to the left of the steering wheel in LHD groove provided in the inner side of the
Also, do not use clutch pedal to hold models). Then release the lever under the bonnet. While closing the bonnet, secure
the vehicle on an up-gradient. It can
cause excessive clutch plate wear &
bonnet by pushing it aside with finger. the stay rod in the clip.
2
damage.
Caution
Be careful when downshifting on
a slippery surface. Abrupt shifting could
cause the vehicle to spin or skid.
RHD LHD
Bonnet Bonnet
Release Lever Release Lever

Before Driving
Bonnet Opening
Bonnet Opening:
Caution
• Make sure that the bonnet is fully closed
and locked before driving. Otherwise,
2 the bonnet may open unexpectedly
while driving and an accident may
occur.
• After inserting the support rod into the
slot, make sure the rod supports the
bonnet securely from falling down on
your head or your body.

While Driving
Contents
Starting and Stopping Engine _______ 56
Stopping Engine / Limp Home Mode _ 58
Driving Tips _____________________ 60
Shifting Driving Modes ____________ 65
Fuel ___________________________ 74
Window Winding _________________ 78
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning _ 80
Other Equipment _________________ 89

While Driving
Starting and Stopping Engine

Initial Checks • Check the lights in the instrument Note
• Ensure that the windshield, windows, cluster. Do not race a cold engine.
mirrors and external lights are clean. • Check the gauges and indicator lights in Starting the Engine (Diesel Engines)
• Ensure that the windshield washer the instrument cluster.
• Apply the parking brake fully
reservoir is full. • After starting the engine / while driving
the vehicle, check for any abnormal • Insert the key into the ignition switch
• Visually inspect tyres for their and turn it into the IGN position.
appearance & condition. Ensure noise.
that tyres have appropriate pressure • If the vehicle is equipped with glow
Caution plug, wait for preheat glow plug light in
(including spare tyre).
Release the key immediately after the instrument cluster to go OFF during
• Ensure that the bonnet is closed cold start. The engine may be started
the engine starts; otherwise this may cause
properly. without waiting for preheat if the engine
serious damage to the starter assembly.
3 • Check underneath for leaking fuel, oil
water or fluid. (water dripping from air- Note
is warm
• Check the gear lever in Neutral Position
conditioning after use is normal). It is not recommended to press
• Don’t push the accelerator pedal
• Check for availability of the Jack & the accelerator pedal while starting
wheel nut wrench. the engine. • Crank the engine by turning the key to
START position till the engine starts.
• Adjust seat position, seat-back angle Note If the engine does not start in the first
and head restraint height to comfort. attempt, wait for few seconds and try
Do not crank for more than 10
• Adjust internal and external rear-view seconds at a time. If the engine stalls again.
mirrors. or failed to start, wait for 10 seconds • Let the engine run for at least 10 seconds
• Lock all doors. before trying again. before releasing the parking brake
• Fasten seat belts. • Start driving
• Turn the key to IGN position. For Diesel engines fitted with glow plug

While Driving
Note Turbocharger system Caution

If the engine does not start in 10 Your Mahindra’s diesel engine is equipped During Starting the engine ‘After
seconds even after pre heating is over, with turbocharger (TC) system. The TC starting the engine, run the engine in low
turn the ignition key to off position and system uses engine oil for lubrication & idle speed for at least 20 seconds. Do not
then ON in order to preheat again. cooling of its rotating components. The accelerate the engine immediately after
TC turbine revolving at extremely high starting to avoid damage to turbocharger’
Note speeds and TC can reach extremely high
Whether cold or warm, the temperatures. It is necessary that clean & Warning
engine should be started with out use sufficient supply of oil flows through the TC It is dangerous to run the
of accelerator pedal. system. A sudden interruption of oil supply engine in a closed space. The engine
may cause damage to the TC system. consumes oxygen and discharges
Note To ensure prolonged life & performance carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and
Do not crank for more than 10 of the TC, change your vehicle engine oil other toxic gases.
seconds at a time. If the engine stalls according to the recommended interval
Caution
or failed to start, wait for 10 seconds
before trying again.
with recommended engine oil and follow
the starting & stopping procedure Release the key immediately after 3
the engine starts, otherwise this may cause
serious damage to the starter assembly.

While Driving
Stopping Engine / Limp Home Mode

Caution Stopping the Engine Limp Home Mode
During Stopping the engine ‘Before Bring the vehicle to a stop and allow Limp home mode is an emergency situation
switching off the engine, run the engine on the engine to idle. Turn the key to OFF declared by the EMS due to failure of one/
idle for at least 20 seconds and then switch position. more critical sensors / actuators. In this
off. This is to ensure that turbocharger mode, the EMS will revert back to basic
speed is minimum when switching off the Caution minimum requirement (fuel quantity /
engine. Abruptly stopping the engine after a injection timings) to aid the driver to bring
long journey may damage the engine. Idle back the vehicle to the nearest workshop / a
the engine for some time before switching safe place. Needless to say the drivability &
it OFF. fuel consumption will be greatly affected.
Driving the vehicle to the Mahindra
Authorised dealer in the Limp home Mode:
3 • Follow the engine starting instructions
as mentioned in the previous page
• During the normal condition, the engine
check lamp glows and dies down. This
will take approximately 5 seconds
• If the lamp on the instrument panel
blinks, it means your vehicle has shifted
to the limp home mode

While Driving
• In the limp home mode, the engine

speed fluctuates at 1200 rpm approx,
and you will not be able to use the
accelerator control. But this mode
enables you to drive your vehicle to the
nearest Mahindra Authorised Dealer.
• The limp home mode can be erased,
only after rectifying the problem.
Note
If the engine does not start
or stalls frequently, get the engine
checked immediately by a Mahindra
Authorised Dealer.
3

While Driving
Driving Tips
Driving in Wet Weather/Snowy • Maintain safe distances from other • Maintain tyres: Tyres may not provide
Conditions vehicles: Wet weather results in longer adequate traction once the tread wears
Wet weather or snow can be dangerous for stopping distances (about four times below two thirds of the tread depth.
driving. The following tips tell you how to that of normal stopping distance). So, Check tyres regularly and replace
avoid accidents in such conditions: it makes sense to keep a good distance them at proper times. Maintain the
• Drive slowly: Low driving speed increases from other vehicles, people and objects recommended tyre pressure in the tyres
the surface of tyre tread in contact with on your path. at all times.
the road and provides better traction • While braking, accelerating or turning,
avoid jerky and abrupt movements

While Driving
• Apply smooth, even pressure on • If the battery is not fully charged during Refer the lubrication chart, for use of
all controls. Abrupt steering wheel extremely cold weather conditions, the suitable lubricants, engine coolant,
movements or sudden, hard application battery fluid may freeze and damage windshield washer fluid & brake/clutch
of brakes can cause loss of control. the battery. To maintain the maximum fluids, for the cold winter (extreme cold
• Exercise extra caution while driving in efficiency, the battery should be checked atmospheric) conditions.
rain after a long dry spell. After months regularly. To avoid door lock from freezing, squirt
of dry weather, the first rain brings • It is recommended that the following lock de-icer or glycerin into the locks.
grime to the surface of the roads, items to be carried in the vehicle during Heated key can be used to open the frozen
making it slippery. winter driving. lock.
• While driving on wet surfaces, downshift • A shovel to dig the vehicle out of Caution
carefully. If the traction is low, it can snowdrifts.
Be careful when accelerating, up-
lock up the drive wheels for a moment • A sturdy, flat board to be placed shifting, downshifting or braking on a
and cause a skid. under the jack to give the firm slippery surface. Sudden acceleration or
support.
• A scraper and stiff bristled brush
engine braking could cause the vehicle
wheels to spin or skid or loss of control. 3
to remove ice & snow from the
windows.

While Driving
Driving in Low Visibility Safe driving tips • Driving through deep water or washing
Being able to see clearly in all directions and • Always slow down in gusty cross winds. the vehicle may get the brakes wet.
being visible to other drivers is important in This will allow/improve the better Wet brakes could make the stopping
all weather conditions. This is more difficult vehicle control. distance longer or even no braking or
in bad weather conditions. To be seen more brake pulling. To dry the wet brakes,
• Drive slowly when passing over speed drive the vehicle cautiously, when there
clearly by other road users during daylight
breakers / bumps or traveling on a is no-traffic near you, while lightly
hours, turn the headlights ON. Inspect the
bumpy road. Not doing so could cause applying the brake pedal with parking
windshield wipers and washers regularly.
severe damage to the tires/wheels/ brake applied. If brakes still not working
Keep the windshield washer reservoir full.
suspension system & may result in safely, park the vehicle beside the road
If the windshield wiper blades start to
personal injury also. and contact the nearest Mahindra
streak the windshield or leave parts un-
wiped, replace them. Use the defroster to • When parking on a slope, turn the front Authorized dealer.
avoid fogging of windshield on the inside. wheels until they touch the side curb to
avoid vehicle rolling. Apply the parking Caution
3 brake and keep the transmission in

first/reverse gear. If possible, block the
To drive down a long or steep hill,
reduce your vehicle speed and downshift
wheels. the gears. Excessive use of brakes may
• Do not drive across steep slopes. Instead cause overheating, and resulting in poor
drive either straight-up or straight-down braking or brake not working.
the slopes.

While Driving
Precautions for off-road driving Caution • It is necessary to carryout the

This vehicle is not designed for cornering at After driving through tall grass, maintenance inspection after each day
the same speeds as regular passenger cars mud, rock, rivers, etc., check that there of off-road driving that was driving
designed to perform satisfactorily under is no grass, bush, paper rags, stone, sand, through rough terrain, water, sand and/
off-road conditions. Hence, avoid sharp etc., trapped adhering on the underbody. or mud.
cornering or abrupt maneuver at excessive Clear of any such matter from the
speeds and it may cause vehicle rollover / underbody. Otherwise, a breakdown or fire
lose of control resulting in serious injury or could occur.
even death. When driving off-road or rough • If driving/crossing through shallow
roads do not drive at excessive speeds. As streams, first check the level of the
with other vehicles of this type, failure to water & bottom of the river bed for
operate this vehicle correctly may result in better gripping.
lose of control or vehicle rollover.
• Take all the necessary safety measures
to make sure that no damage to the
Caution engine or other components due to 3
water entry. Otherwise water entry can
• Avoid loading any items / objects on the cause air intake system failure resulting
roof of the vehicle, since it increase the in engine seizure, washing away the
height of the vehicle’s centre of gravity. bearing greases causing rusting and
• Drive carefully when off the road. premature failure. And transmission,
• Do not grip the steering wheel spokes transfer case or differential also may
when driving off-road. A bad bump get damage due to water entry.
could jerk the wheel and injure your • Accumulated sand/mud in the brake
hands. Keep both hands especially your drum/disc may greatly affect the
thumbs on the outside of the steering braking efficiency & can damage the
wheel rim. braking system components.

While Driving
Luggage in cargo - precautions Warning Full Rear Bumper (on selected models)
• When putting away luggage or cargo in Don’t travel on the cargo box. The full rear bumper of your Mahindra is
the vehicle, observe the following Travelling outside the cockpit causes for better aesthetic, and not for step-up /
• Put luggage or cargo in the rear deck serious danger conditions. loading / unloading.
when at all possible. Make sure all the The weight of the cargo load must be
items are properly secured. evenly distributed. All cargo should be Caution
• Be cautious to maintain the vehicle securely fastened with ropes or straps to
prevent it from shifting or sliding within • Never allow any people to get / stand
balance by locating the weight as far
the vehicle. on the rear bumper, since it is not
forward as possible
designed for carrying person(s). And
• For better fuel economy, avoid carrying Caution it may be too dangerous allowing any
unwanted weights. person on the rear bumper while vehicle
In a sudden stop or collision,
unsecured cargo could cause personal is moving.
injury. • Before drop down the Cargo tail gate
3 door completely, make sure that the
rear bumper is removed (on models
fitted with full rear bumper). Not doing
so will result in rear bumper & tailgate
damage.

While Driving
Shifting Driving Modes

Transfer case shifting guidelines 4L - (4WD, low mode) Four wheels are Caution
for 4-wheel drive models. driven. Use when climbing or descending Shift the lever quickly and smoothly
2H - (2WD) in this mode only rear wheels steep hills, or during hard driving in sand, when moving across the ’N’ position with
are driven. Use when driving under the same mud or deep snow. The ’4L’ position provides the vehicle stopped.
conditions as standard 2WD vehicles. maximum traction. Avoid excessive speed Need not to stop the vehicle / depress the
when driving in ’4L’ mode. clutch pedal, when shifting between 2H to
4H - (4WD, high mode) Four wheels are
driven. Use when driving on roads where N - (only for manual shift transfer case 4H and 4H to 2H.
it is difficult to drive in 2H position (i.e., models) No wheels are driven. Always keep
driving at normal speeds on snow covered, the transfer lever out of the ’N’ position.
icy, wet, muddy or sandy road surfaces). Caution
Avoid excessive speeds, as it will cause loss • Driving the vehicle in 4WD Low / High
of traction. mode on dry, hard surface may cause
damage to the driveline, excessive tyre, 3
poor fuel economy & unnecessary noise,
hence not recommended.
• Never select the 4WD mode if wheels
are slipping. Stop the slipping or
spinning before select the 4WD modes.

While Driving
For the vehicles fitted with auto-lock TO SHIFT TRANSFER SHIFT PROCEDURE FOR ELECTRIC T/F CASE WITH AUTO
free running hubs LOCK-FREE-RUNNING HUBS
Electric Shifting of Driving Modes (In
vehicles with Electric 4WD Switch) From 2H to 4H • Turn Knob of the switch into 4H position
• After 2 seconds the indicator lamp starts glowing
Note
• You are now in the 4WH mode
The switch is normally at 2H
From 4H to 4L • Stop the vehicle
position indicating that you are in 2WD
(Two-wheel drive) mode. • Keep the engine running
• Depress the clutch pedal and turn the knob to 4L position
• The indicator lamp will blink for six seconds and go OFF
• The indicator lamp will start glowing
• You are now in the 4WL mode
3 From 4L to 4H • Stop the vehicle

• Keep the engine running
• Depress the clutch and turn the knob of the switch from 4L
to 4H
• The indicator lamp will blink for six seconds and go OFF
• The 4H indicator lamp will start glowing
From 4H to 2H • Turn the knob from 4H position to 2H position
• The 4H indicator lamp will go OFF
• You are now in the 2WD mode
Note
To release the front wheel locking hubs please refer the procedure under the
section. ‘To Release the Locking Hubs’ on Next page.

While Driving
Manual Shifting of Driving Modes (In vehicles with Manual 4WD Shift Lever) Note
TO SHIFT TRANSFER SHIFT PROCEDURE FOR MANUAL T/F CASE WITH AUTO Driving the vehicle in 4WD Low
LOCK-FREE-RUNNING HUBS / High mode on dry, hard surface
From 2H to 4H or • Drive in a straight line up to maximum speed of 30 km/hr may cause excessive tyre wear/
From 4H to 2H • Do not depress the clutch pedal unnecessary noise and/or poor fuel
• Shift the lever quckly and smoothly to position 4H economy, hence not recommended.
From 4H to 4L or • Stop the vehicle
From 4L to 4H or • Depress the clutch pedal and shift the lever to the desired
From 2H to 4L or mode
From 4L to 2H
Note
To release the front wheel locking hubs please refer the procedure under
the section 3
To Release the Locking Hubs on subsequent page.
Caution
Never shift lever to 4WD position if wheels are slipping. Stop the slipping or spinning
before select the 4WD modes.

While Driving
Wheel Locking Hubs (Only for To Release the locking hubs Caution
4WD vehicles) • Shift from 4WD to 2WD If auto-lock hubs make a clattering
Automatic Locking Hubs • Reverse the vehicle in a straight line for noise when driving in 2H mode, stop and
about a meter move the vehicle about 2 to 3 meters in
Note backward direction.
• An audible ’click’ will indicate that the
When you shift to 4WD mode, hubs have been released Note
an audible ’click’ will indicate that
• Unlocking is necessarily required to be When engaging & disengaging,
automatic locking hubs are engaged
done to isolate front axle & transfer case the auto-lock hubs will make a clicking
and therefore power is being
from transmission & from front wheels noise. It is normal.
transmitted to the front wheels. While
changing back to the 2WD mode, the
hubs need to be released.

While Driving
Manual Locking Hubs Now both the hubs are engaged and For the vehicles fitted with
therefore power is being transmitted to the manual-lock free running hubs
Note front wheels. While changing back to the Electric Shifting of Driving Modes (In
Before you shift to 4WD mode, 2WD mode, the hubs need to be released. vehicles with Electric 4WD Switch)
manually lock the front wheel hubs.
For engaging the free wheel locking hubs, Note Note
Turn the knob of the locking hubs to ‘LOCK’ Do not drive the vehicle in 2WD The switch is normally at 2H
and for disengaging turn knob to ‘FREE’. mode with front free wheel hubs position indicating that you are in 2WD
Make sure the triangle mark on the hub locked (Two-wheel drive) mode.
aligns with the other one at the you desires
Caution
to set.
Never drive with only one hub
engaged.
LOCK FREE

While Driving
Caution
TO SHIFT TRANSFER SHIFT PROCEDURE FOR ELECTRIC T/F CASE WITH Driving the vehicle in 4WD Low /
MANUAL LOCK-FREE-RUNNING HUBS High mode on dry, hard surface may cause
damage to the driveline, excessive tyre,
From 2H to 4H • Stop the vehicle & set the free running hubs to the ’LOCK’ poor fuel economy & unnecessary noise,
position
hence not recommended.
• Turn the knob of the switch into 4H position
Never select the 4WD mode if wheels are
• After 2 seconds the indicator lamp starts glowing
slipping. Stop the slipping or spinning
From 4H to 4L • Stop the vehicle & keep the engine running
• Depress the clutch pedal and turn the knob to 4L position
• The indicator lamp will blink for six seconds and go
OFF
• The indicator lamp will start glowing
3 • You are now in the 4WL mode
From 4L to 4H • Stop the vehicle & keep the engine running
• Depress the clutch and turn the knob of the switch from 4L
to 4H
• The indicator lamp will blink for six seconds and go
OFF
• The 4H indicator lamp will start slowing
From 4H to 2H • Stop the vehicle & turn the knob from 4H position to 2H
position
• Set the free running hubs to the ’FREE’ position
• The 4H indicator lamp will go OFF

While Driving
Manual Shifting of Driving Modes (In vehicles with Manual 4WD Shift Lever) Note
TO SHIFT TRANSFER SHIFT PROCEDURE FOR MANUAL T/F CASE WITH MANUAL Driving the vehicle in 4WD Low
LOCK-FREE-RUNNING HUS / High mode on dry, hard surface
From 2H to 4H • Stop the vehicle
may cause excessive tyre wear/
• Set the free running hubs to the ’LOCK’ position
unnecessary noise and/or poor fuel
• Drive in a straight line up to maximum speed of 30 km/hr
economy, hence not recommended.
• Do not depress the clutch pedal
• Shift the lever quickly and smoothly to position 4H
From 4H to 4L • Stop the vehicle
• Depress the clutch and shift the lever from 4H to 4L
From 4L to 4H • Stop the vehicle
• Keep the engine running
•
•
Depress the clutch and shift the lever from 4L to 4H
You are now in the 4WH mode
3
From 4H to 2H • Stop the vehicle
• Shift the lever from 4H position to 2H position
• Set the free running hubs to the ’FREE’ position
Caution
Never shift lever to 4WD position if wheels are slipping. Stop the slipping or spinning

While Driving
Limited-slip Differential (LSD) (If Caution

equipped) Do not start or run the engine while
On the vehicles fitted with LSD, if one rear your vehicle is supported by a jack. The
wheel begins to spin / slip, the limited-slip vehicle could be driven off from the jack
differential is designed to help/improve and could cause a danger or result in fatal
traction by automatically transmitting injury.
driving force to the other rear wheel evenly.
Hence spinning of one wheel is avoided Note
and torque is transmitted to both wheels, Use only a spare tyre of the same
which helps the vehicle to move on loose size, construction & load capacity as
terrain. however during normal driving, the original tyres on your Mahindra.
differential action takes place in the same Not doing so may cause damage to the
manner as in a standard differential. LSD.

While Driving
Instructions for Driving in the Break-in • Avoid sudden acceleration and full
Period throttle
You can assure your vehicle’s future • Do not drive for a long time at a single
reliability, economical operation and speed; either increase or decrease the
performance by paying extra attention to speed at intervals
how you drive during the first 1,000 km
• Do not drive slowly with the transmission
(600 miles). Follow these recommendations
in high gear
during this period:
• Avoid hard braking; new brakes need to
• After starting the engine, do not rev it
be broken-in by moderate use for the
up; Warm up gradually at idling speed
first 300 km
• Do not drive over 100 km/hr or 3/4 of
• Do not tow a trailer during first 2500
the top speed.
kms of operation
• Avoid running the engine at high speeds
at full load until it has reached its normal
operating temperatures.
3
These recommendations should be
followed when the engine is overhauled or
when the brakes pads / liners replaced.

While Driving
Fuel
Recommended Fuel Note Unscrew the inner cap and fill the
Diesel: Euro III diesel or higher grade for In the unlikely event of fuel lid recommended fuel. Replace the inner cap
Euro III diesel engines, and Euro II diesel not opening by electrical actuation, the and push the outer lid until you hear an
or higher grade for Euro II diesel engines operating cable can be approached by audible click.
opening the tail light inspection cover
(LH side) and pull the inner cable
Caution upward to open the fuel lid.
• Damage caused due to the use of
substandard fuel / other than specified,
will not be covered under Mahindra’s
warranty. The operation, power output
and durability of the engine are affected
3 to a great extent by the quality of the
fuel.
• Never add fuel system additives or
cleaning agents. These may damage the
system. These may damage the system.
And use of petrol / kerosene in diesel
engines will result in engine damage
and adversely affect the emission.
Opening Fuel Lid
Remote Operated Fuel Lid
To open the fuel lid, gently press the
switch once, which is located in centre of
instrument panel.

While Driving
Key Operated Fuel Lid Warning Note

Unlock the fuel lid (on LH side of vehicle) Fuel spray is dangerous. Fuel If fuel is spilled on the vehicle
using the ignition key. Unscrew the inner can burn skin & eyes and cause illness body, flush it away with water to avoid
cap and fill the recommended fuel. Replace when ingested. Fuel spray happens paint damage.
the inner cap and lock the outer lid. when there is pressure inside the tank
& fuel cap is removed too fast. While Note
Caution
removing the fuel cap, loosen the cap For your own safety avoid using
Make sure the cap is tightened slightly and wait for any hissing noise mobile/cell phone while refueling.
properly to prevent fuel spillage in case of to stop, before removing it.
an accident.
Warning
Before refueling stop the
engine. Always keep sparks or open
flames away from the filler neck. Do
not smoke while refueling.
3
Caution
Always use only a designated
Mahindra fuel cap. The wrong cap can
result in a serious malfunction of your
vehicle fuel system and/or the emission
control system.

While Driving
Fuel Economy & Money-Saving • Avoid fast start and unnecessary • Maintain a clear air-cleaner; Clogged
Suggestions stops; Avoid sudden acceleration air-cleaner decreases the amount of
These suggestions are to help save money or deceleration. air supplied to the engine, resulting
on fuel & repair costs. • Do not try to maintain the same speed in incomplete combustion and thus,
• Maintain correct tyre pressure; Under- up a hill; accelerate no more than wastage of fuel.
inflated tyres result in increased running you would on the level. Keep you foot in • Anticipate traffic conditions. Avoid
resistance, leading to higher fuel the same position on the acceleration. traffic congestions whenever and
consumption. • Driving with open window at high speed wherever possible. This would lead to
• Maintain proper front-wheel alignment; will increase fuel consumption. considerable fuel savings.
Improper front wheel alignment • Avoid long warm-ups. Once the engine Note
causes tyres to wear out faster and runs smoothly, start driving.
exerts more load on the engine, leading Do not drive with the air cleaner
• Keep the engine tuned. Get the vehicle filter element removed. Doing so can
to higher fuel consumption.
serviced at a Mahindra Authorised cause the excessive engine wear.
• Avoid driving with excess weight; Excess
3 weight increases load on
service centre regularly.
• Drive slowly on rough roads / crosswinds
• Follow proper driving practices; Do not
rest your foot on the clutch or brake
the engine, leading to higher fuel
/ headwinds. pedals unnecessarily; It doesn’t allow
consumption.
• Drive the vehicle at optimum engine transmission of full engine power to the
• Avoid excessive engine idling; It is wheels and causes premature wear and
speeds.
advisable to switch the engine OFF results in poor fuel economy.
during prolonged waits at traffic signals,
railway crossings etc.

While Driving
• Follow the recommended maintenance • Use only recommended grade fuel

schedule; Get your vehicle checked and • Use only recommended grade oil
maintained periodically by the Mahindra
• Use only recommended coolant
Authorised Dealer.
• Use the air-conditioner only when Caution
necessary Never switch off the engine to coast
down hill. Your vehicle power steering &
brake booster may not function properly
with out engine running.

While Driving
Window Winding
Manual Winding Power Assisted Rear Window Safety Switch (only on
To manually open the windows, rotate The power windows system functions only double cab models)
clockwise the handle on the door pad. when the ignition switch is in the IGN An additional switch in the center console
Rotate anti-clockwise to close the position. All windows can be operated by disables the switches on the rear windows.
windows. means of switches located on the center When disabled, power windows in the rear
console. Rear windows can be wound can not be operated. We advise you to use
or unwound individually using separate this switch when there are children in the
switches provided on the rear door trim back seat.
pads. • Press the switch to the left - To enable
• Push the switch to open the window the operation of the rear power
• Pull the switch to close the window windows
Rear power
window switches
Front power
window switches
Disabling switch

While Driving
• Press the switch to the Right - To Warning

disable the operation of the rear power Make sure window opening
windows is clear before closing the windows.
Caution It may be a dangerous, if someone’s
hand / head / neck could get caught
Always remove the ignition key in a closing window, and may resulting
when leaving children alone in the vehicle, in serious injuries.
to avoid risk of injuries due to unintended
operation of power windows.

While Driving
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning

For LHD Models
1 2 3 1 1. Side Vents
2. Heating, Ventilation & AC Swithches
3. Center Vents
For LHD Models

4 1. Side Vents
2. Heating, Ventilation
& AC Switches
3. Center Vents

While Driving
For RHD Models

1 2 3 1 1. Side Vents
2. Heating, Ventilation & AC Swithches
3. Center Vents
For RHD Models

4 1. Side Vents
2. Heating, Ventilation
& AC Switches
3. Center Vents

While Driving
Blower Speed Control Knob: Blower Fresh / Recirculation Air Selector Air Distribution Control Knob: The
speed can be regulated by turning the Switch: knob can be used in the following modes
blower speed control knob. to change the direction of the airflow.
0 Blower Off 1 Low Speed Fresh Air Mode: When light is OFF. Operation is as follows:
2 Medium Speed 3 High Speed Face Mode: Air stream flows
4 Very High Speed Recirculation mode when light is ON. primarily to the face level and
Temperature Control Knob: Air console vents. A minor flow of air is
temperature can be controlled by turning directed to the windshield and the
the temperature control knob to blue (anti- foot-well area.
clockwise) for cold or red (clockwise) for Face/Foot-well Mode: Air stream
warm. flows to face vents, foot-well areas
and to console vents.

While Driving
Foot-well Mode: Air stream flows Defroster Mode: Air stream is Center Vents: Airflow can be adjusted
primarily to foot-well area and to directed to the windshield. with rotary controls located between the
the console vents. A minor portion is (Fresh air intake mode is preferable centre vents. The airflow can be directed
also directed to the side and center with this distribution). with knob at the centre of the vents.
vents and to the windshield. Air Distribution: Airflow and direction Side and Console Vents: Airflow can be
Foot-well/Defroster Mode: Air can be regulated in the centre / side / floor adjusted with rotary controls underneath
stream flows primarily to the foot- console vents with the rotary controls and the vents. The airflow can be directed with
well area, the windshield vents and centre knobs. lever at the centre of the vent by swiveling
to the console vents. (Fresh air up or down and from side to side.
intake mode is preferable with this
distribution)

While Driving
Air Intake Selector Recirculation Air Mode ( ): The Note

This switch is used to select the fresh indicator light on the switch is illuminated Do not use the recirculation
outside air or recirculating inside air. To when the air intake selector is in ( ) mode for long periods as it may
change the air intake mode, (Fresh or recirculation mode. cause the interior air to become stale
Recirculation mode) press the switch . With the Fresh air mode selected, air and windows to mist up.
Fresh Air Mode ( ): The indicator light enters the vehicle through filter from
on the switch goes off when the air intake outside and is cooled / heated according
selector is in fresh air (outside air) mode. to the function selected.
With the Recirculation air mode selected,
the air from within the compartment will be
drawn through filter and is cooled / heated
according to the function selected.
Cooling with Outside Air Cooling with Re-circulated Air

While Driving
Operating the Air Conditioner

The air conditioner operates only when the
Rotary Controls
engine is running with blower on and when
the temperature is over +4°C. To switch
on the air conditioner, press the A/C HI or
A/C LO switch.
Air Conditioner ON/OFF Switches (if
applicable):
A/C LO Switch ( ): To turn ON the
air-conditioner, press the A/C LO switch,
and the indicator lamp will come on. Air
conditioner starts to operate. To turn off
Blower the A/C LO, press the switch again.
Control Knob A/C HI Switch ( ): If you need higher
cooling, turn ON the air-conditioner by 3
pressing A/C HI switch and the A/C HI
indicator lamp will come on. To turn off the
A/C HI, press the switch again.
If the A/C HI switch is pressed when A/
C LO is on, it will switch on high cooling
Temperature and the A/C LO will be switched off
Air Distribution Control Knob
Control Knob automatically and vise versa.
We recommend to operate in A/C LO mode
for better fuel economy.
Fresh/Recirculation A/C A/C
Air selector Switch LO HI
Switch Switch

While Driving
For the vehicles fitted with HVAC • The air conditioner should be operated Air conditioning (if applicable)
for a few minutes atleast once in a For cooling the vehicle interior,
Note week. This helps prevent damage to the • Switch on the engine
If your vehicle has been parked in system due to lack of lubrication.
the hot sun with the windows closed, • Set the blower to any speed except OFF
Shutting Out Unpleasant Odors: To shut
drive with windows open for few out unpleasant odors, set the blower to re- • Set the temperature control knob to
minutes. This will help to vent hot air circulated air. cold (blue)
out and allowing the air conditioner to • Set the air distribution control knob to
cool the interior quickly. face mode
• Air conditioner extracts humidity from • Press the A/C HI or A/C LO switch.
cooled air. Therefore it is completely (For fast cooling, select the recirculation
normal if a small pool of water forms mode)
underneath your parked vehicle.
• Make sure that the air intake grills in the
3 windshield areas are not blocked (with
leaves, ice/snow etc)
• On humid days, do not blow cold air on
the wind shield & side window glass,
because the difference between the
outside & inside temperature could
make the fogging worse.
• When driving the vehicle in dusty
conditions, it is recommended to select
the air intake to Recirculation mode
temporarily, to avoid the outside dust
entering the vehicle.

While Driving
Windshield Defogging (if applicable) Note Windshield Defrosting

To defog inside of the windshield On humid days, do not blow cold To defrost outside of the windshield
• Switch on the engine air on the wind shield & side window • Switch on the engine
• Set the blower to any speed except OFF glass, because the difference between • Set the blower to any speed except OFF
the outside & inside temperature could
• Set the temperature control knob to make the fogging worse. • Set the temperature control knob to hot
cold (blue) / hot (red) (red)
• Select the fresh air intake mode. • Select the fresh air intake mode.
• Set the air distribution control knob to • Set the air distribution control knob to
defroster mode defroster mode
• Press the A/C HI or A/C LO switch. • With the air conditioner off
For heating the vehicle interior while
windshield defrosting, select the Foot-well
/ Defroster mode, if required.
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While Driving
Heating For fast heating the vehicle interior, select Ventilation

Rapid Heating of Vehicle Interior:
the recirculation air intake mode for a few For better ventilation:
minutes. To keep the windows clean from
• Switch on the engine fogging, select the Fresh air intake mode, • Set the blower to any speed except OFF
• Set the blower to any speed except OFF once the vehicle interior is warm. • Set the temperature control knob to
• Set the temperature control knob to hot For heating the vehicle interior while cold (blue)
(red) windshield defrosting, select the Foot-well • Select the fresh air intake mode.
• Select the fresh air intake mode. / Defroster mode, if required. • Set the air distribution control knob to
Switch on the A/C HI or A/C LO for Face mode
• Set the air distribution control knob to
dehumidified heating.
Foot-well mode • With the air conditioner off
• With the air conditioner off

While Driving
Note Other Equipment

Your vehicle HVAC system is
fitted with filter in air intake. Do not Interior Lights (if applicable) The lights can be swivelled in the desired
run the blower with filter removed The lamps function in three modes direction.
condition. Running the blower with • ON - Switch to this mode to keep the
filter removed may result in blower Note
lights ON always
motor malfunction. Have the filter Do not use the interior lights
cleaned / replaced by a Mahindra • OFF - Switch to this mode to turn the for extended periods of time with the
Authorised dealer as recommended / lights OFF engine stopped.
when required. Filter to be cleaned by • DOOR - The lights come ON when any
tapping gently only, and not by blowing of the side doors or the back door is
compressed air or any other method. opened. The lights go OFF when all the
doors are closed.

While Driving
12 V Power Output Note Front Ashtray

This 12V power supply socket is provided The Cigarette Lighter (if applicable) Ashtray is located on the floor console
for power take off for other electrical can be used on 12 power output socket. • To use, open the lid of ashtray
instruments like mobile phone etc. on Press the lighter in to heat it up. When • To empty, take out the ashtray just by
the instrument panel. And an additional it reaches the correct temperature, the pulling by hand.
12V power output socket provided on the lighter will eject automatically and can
rear side of the floor console for the rear then be withdrawn for use. • To fit it back just press the ashtray
passenger use, on selected models. gently on its location.
If the engine is off, the ignition key must
be in the ON position for the lighter to Keep the ashtrays clean by emptying them
operate. regularly.
Do not use ashtrays for rubbish. You might
Caution start a fire.
Hold the lighter by the handle
3 Caution
If the lighter does not pop out
within 30 seconds, remove it to prevent
overheating. Do not keep it pressed for a
long period unnecessarily because it will
overheat.
Warning
The cigarette lighter reaches
high temperatures. Handle it carefully
and do not allow children to use it: risk
of fire and burns!

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Smoking in the Vehicle Sun-visors: Sun-visors protect the eyes Glove Box: To open, lift the handle on the
Avoid smoking inside the vehicle. Smoking from bright light. They can be lowered, glove box. Always keep the Owner’s Manual
in the vehicle spoils the ambience and the released from the retention clips and in the glove box for ready reference. On
interiors of the vehicle. swiveled sideways towards the door. The selected models, a light is given for better
• Do not toss a cigarette out of the sun-visor on the co-driver’s side has a visibility, and it will glow when the glove
window. It may land on somebody or vanity mirror on its backside. box is open.
may result in a fire hazard. Ashtrays Grab Handles with Coat Hook: Grab Always keep the glove box closed after
have been provided for disposing ash handles with coat hooks are located above use.
and cigarette butts. the passenger door and the rear doors. A Additional power connection for extra
grab handle is also provided for pulling the fittings: Use the 12V 10 Amps extra fitting
• Take care not to drop the cigarette
door from inside. connection point (where ever provided)
on the seats. It may burn holes in the
upholstery. for taking out supply for additional
accessories. This is visible just behind the
driver instrument panel.
3

While Driving
Cup Holder (Floor Console) Front and Rear Tow Hooks: Your Note
The cup holder is designed for holding cup Mahindra comes with two towing eyelets. When towing a vehicle, a driver
or drink-cans securely The front tow hook should be used when must be in the vehicle being towed to
the vehicle needs towing, and the rear tow steer and operate the brakes.
Caution hook should be used when other vehicles
Do not place anything else other need towing. Caution
than cups or drink-cans in the cup holder. Towing A Trailer Use only the towing eyelets for
If doing so, cause the object thrown in the Your vehicle is designed as a passenger- towing; otherwise the vehicle may be
compartment and possibly injure people &-load carrying vehicle. Towing a vehicle damaged. Switch on the hazard lights when
in the vehicle during sudden braking or in / trailer will have adverse effect on the the vehicle is being towed.
an accident. Using the cup holder to hold vehicle performance, durability, driving
hot liquids when the vehicle is moving is economy and/or handling/ braking. Your
dangerous. The contents may spill on the safety & satisfaction is depending on the
occupants causing scald. correct use of proper equipment & cautious
3 driving habits. Contact your Mahindra
Authorised Dealer for further details before
towing, as there may be some additional
legal requirements in your country.
Before towing, be sure of the total weight
of your vehicle, trailer weight, gross axle
weight and towing-tongue-load-capacity, Rear
are well with in the permissible limits. And Tow
for further details on towing a trailer, call Hook
nearest Mahindra Authorised dealer. Front
Tow
Hook

While Driving
Antena Floor Mat

Lift the antenna to improve the reception of
Caution
the tuner. This manually adjusted antenna
must be lifted and lowered by hand. Make sure the floor mat is properly
secured on the floor carpet. If the floor mat
Note slips and interferes with the movement of
To prevent damaging the the pedals during driving, it may cause an
antenna, lower it before entering a car accident.
wash facility or passing beneath a low
overhead clearance.

While Driving

After Driving
Contents
Maintenance Schedule Chart ________ 96
Recommended Lubrication Chart ___ 103
Fuse & Relay Identification ________ 104
Light / Bulb Specifications ________ 106
Self Maintenance Checks __________ 108
Engine Oil Check ________________ 115
Battery Check___________________ 118
Catalytic Converter / Fuel _________ 120
Engine Maintenance Checks _______ 121
Tyre Inspection & Rotation ________ 122
Flat Tyres ______________________ 125
Wipers ________________________ 134
Appearance Care ________________ 135
Maintaining the AC System ________ 139
Trouble Shooting ________________ 140
Towing ________________________ 146
4

After Driving
Maintenance Schedule Chart

Warning Maintenance Schedule The owner should retain records/
Installation of non-genuine parts To make sure that your vehicle runs documents that proper maintenance has
or accessories could be dangerous. efficiently all the time, follow the been performed as prescribed.
Non-genuine & non-approved parts / maintenance schedule. The service Help Your Technician in Identifying
accessories may fit into your vehicle, interval for the scheduled maintenance is Problems Quickly.
but they could seriously affect your determined by the odometer reading or A majority of the time taken in servicing
vehicle performance or safety system by time interval, whichever comes earlier. goes in identifying problems. You can help
which could cause a serious accident. Take your vehicle to a Mahindra Authorized your technician reduce this time by telling
Service Station only. him about the conditions you experienced
in your vehicle.
Warning
• When experiencing a problem, try to
Also remember that the listen to any unusual noises made by
scrupulous observance of the the vehicle
maintenance procedures is essential
for the validity of the warranty. • Engine coolant temperature continuously
higher than the normal.
Trained technicians & genuine Mahindra
parts at Mahindra Authorized Service • Note if the vehicle is sluggish or feels
Stations are best for your vehicle & they different than normal
4 will perform all the scheduled maintenance • Tell the technician about the
jobs reliably and economically. Inadequate, circumstances prior to the moment you
incomplete & insufficient servicing may experienced the problem
result in problems. This even may cause an
accident.

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The recommended service schedule is listed in the chart attached.

Distance Covered (in Kms) / Months in service whichever is earlier
100000/60m
20000/12m
25000/15m
30000/18m
35000/21m
40000/24m
45000/27m
50000/30m
55000/33m
60000/36m
65000/39m
70000/42m
75000/45m
80000/48m
85000/51m
90000/54m
95000/57m
Maintenance Schedule
10000/6m
15000/9m
5000/3m
PDI500
Daily
Work Nature
Engine & Cooling System

Check Radiator coolant level and coolant hose & heater
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
hose connections for leaks.
Check & Replace accessory Drive belt tension (all type of
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 R 3 3
engines)
Check & Replace idler/tensioner pulley/gear bearing assy 3 3 3 3 3 R 3 3 3 3 R
Change Engine coolant R R
Check Fluid Reservoirs levels 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check Engine oil level and leakage 3 3
Adjust intake and Exhaust valve clearance 3 3 3 3 3
Check the drive belts for cracks, fraying, wear & tension 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Change Engine oil & oil filter (all type of Diesel Engines) R R R R R R R
Check Vacuum pipe oil hoses connection 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check Diesel smoke (or) as per local regulation 3 3
Air, Fuel & Exhaust
Replacement of air cleaner foam element (or when service
indicator shows red band, whichever is earlier)
R R
4
Rectify fuel leakage if any / Check fuel lines (Every 20,000
3 3 3 3 3 3
till 80,000 and then every 10,000 Kms)
Clean the diesel fuel strainer (in tank) 3 3 3 3 3 3
Remove drain plug fuel tank and drain off sediments 3
Check & drain water from Fuel filter (or when indicators in
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
the cluster glows)
Replace fuel filter element. R R R R R
Exhaust pipes and mountings, Check and if necessary
3 3 3 3 3 3
replace

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100000/60m
20000/12m
25000/15m
30000/18m
35000/21m
40000/24m
45000/27m
50000/30m
55000/33m
60000/36m
65000/39m
70000/42m
75000/45m
80000/48m
85000/51m
90000/54m
95000/57m
10000/6m
15000/9m
5000/3m
PDI500
Daily
Work Nature
HVAC
Check Air conditioning / cooler Refrigerant 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Tighten the bolts on brackets and compressor 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Change the HVAC filter element R R R R R R
Clean the evaporator (Every 40,000 Kms. or every 9 months
3 3
in normal condition & 4 months in dusty condition)
Clutch & Transmission
Clutch fluid. Check & Top up 3 3 3 3 R 3 3 3 R 3 3
Replace Transmission Gear oil 3 R 3 3 R 3 3 3 R 3 3 3 R 3 3 3 R 3 3 3 R
Clean & refit breather 3 3
Steering
Check All stg rods & Arms (Loose, damage, wear) + tighten
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
intermediate shaft bolts
Check stg ball joint and dust covers 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
4 Check Steering wheel linkage & gear box oil

Check Power steering reservoir fluid level and hose
connections for leaks
3
3 3
3
3 3
3
3 3
3
3 3
3
3 3
3
3
Front Axle
Change grease in front wheel hub 3 R 3 R
Adjust bearing play (0.0254 mm - 0.1016 mm) 3 3 3 3
Check Front Axle Drive shafts (Bent or boot damage) 3 3 3 3 3

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100000/60m
20000/12m
25000/15m
30000/18m
35000/21m
40000/24m
45000/27m
50000/30m
55000/33m
60000/36m
65000/39m
70000/42m
75000/45m
80000/48m
85000/51m
90000/54m
95000/57m
10000/6m
15000/9m
5000/3m
PDI500
Daily
Work Nature
Rear Axle
Check & change Rear Axle wheel bearing and check for
R R
Smooth rotation
Check, top-up if required & replace Rear Axle differential
3 R 3 R 3 R 3 R 3 R 3 R
gear oil
Brake
Check front brake pads, disc & other brake components for
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
wear, deterioration & leaks
Check rear brake lining, drums & other brake components
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
for wear, deterioration & leaks
Check Brake pedal operation 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check and adjust parking brakes 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check or Change Brake fluid 3 3 3 3 3 R 3 3 3 R 3 3
Pedals & Controls
Check foot brake, parking brake & clutch for free play
3 3 3 3 3 3
stroke & operation
Suspension
Check Wheel alignment & rotate the wheels as per manual 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4
Check shock absorber & its bushes (for oil leakages /
3 3 3 3 3
damages), Replace if necessary
Check condition of bushes, rubber links in anti-roll bar
3 3 3
Replace if necessary. @@
Check the condition of rubber bushes in lower link of front
3 3 3
suspension. Replace if necessary. @@
@@ - or once in a year, whichever is earlier

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100000/60m
20000/12m
25000/15m
30000/18m
35000/21m
40000/24m
45000/27m
50000/30m
55000/33m
60000/36m
65000/39m
70000/42m
75000/45m
80000/48m
85000/51m
90000/54m
95000/57m
10000/6m
15000/9m
5000/3m
PDI500
Daily
Work Nature
Check condition of pivot bushes in top wishbone. Replace

3 3 3
if necessary @@
Check and tight the suspension arm mounting bolts and
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ball joint mounting bolts to the specified torque
Electrical
Check the Operation of all instruments, gauges, lights and
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
accessories.
Check Battery fluid level, specific gravity and conditions of
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
battery terminals (or once in six months)
Check Operation of Horn (s) wiper and washer 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check Operation of headlights (High & Low beam) &
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
leveling mechanism
Check Operation of warning lights 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check & grease the wiper motor linkages (or Once in a year
3 3
before monsoon)
Interiors & Mechanisms
4
Check Front and rear seats, and seat belts for operation. 3
Check All moldings, trims and fittings for fit and alignment 3
Check seat belts, buckles, retractors & adjuster 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check All windows for operation & alignment 3
Check Hood, NVH covers, door panels for fit and alignment 3
Check & lubricate Latches, Keys and locks for operation 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check & apply grease Door lock striker, Check arm, Bonnet
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
opening lever & lock plate.
@@ - or once in a year, whichever is earlier

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100000/60m
20000/12m
25000/15m
30000/18m
35000/21m
40000/24m
45000/27m
50000/30m
55000/33m
60000/36m
65000/39m
70000/42m
75000/45m
80000/48m
85000/51m
90000/54m
95000/57m
10000/6m
15000/9m
5000/3m
PDI500
Daily
Work Nature
Wheels & Tyres

Tires rotation & Inflation pressure (Including Spare tyre) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Check & Grease Propeller shaft & sliding yoke 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Under Body Inspection
Check oil level & leak on Transmission, transfercase and
differential propeller shafts, drive shafts, engine & body 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
mounting bolts.
Lubricate locks, hinges & latch Tighten bolt and nuts of
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
steering linkage, gear box, suspension,
Road Test
Check clutch operation, parking brake operation, steering
control & returnability, Engine performance, Squeaks
& rattles, Body & Chassis noise, operation of service / 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
parking brakes, gear shifting, instrument cluster, operation
of HVAC

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100000/60m
20000/12m
25000/15m
30000/18m
35000/21m
40000/24m
45000/27m
50000/30m
55000/33m
60000/36m
65000/39m
70000/42m
75000/45m
80000/48m
85000/51m
90000/54m
95000/57m
10000/6m
15000/9m
5000/3m
PDI500
Daily
Work Nature
Final Inspection
Install necessary parts (Outside mirror, Wheel covers, Seat
belts, mat, Side foot step, Ski-rack & mud flaps) Inspect
for interior and exterior metal and paint damage. Check for 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
spare tire, jack, jack rod, tools and literature. Wash & Clean
interior and exterior before every delivery.
General Inspection
Check Sound System & Controls, Retractable Aerial, Child
lock, Power Window Controls, Power Lock system & control,
Cigarette Lighter and Remote Control Mirrors. Check proper 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
operation of Security system and voice messaging system
(if fitted),
3 - Inspect these items and their related parts. If necessary, correct, clean, replenish, adjust or replace
R - Indicates Replace or change

After Driving
Recommended Lubrication Chart

LUBRICANT RECOMMENDATION FOR LOW TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS
PERFORMANCE
VISCOSITY CLASS SAE
SPECIFICATION QUANTITY
OIL TYPE Diesel Engines 50° to 0°C 0° to -10°C -10° to -20° C -20° to -25 °C
API CH4, MB
Diesel Engine - 6
ENGINE OIL 228.3, VDS-2, 15W-40 15W-40 5W-40 5W-40 / OW-30
Litres
DHD-1
TRANSMISSION OIL GL4 80W-90 75W-90 75W-90 75W-90 / 70W-90 2 Litres
Rear Axle 1.65 lit. &
AXLE OIL GL5 75W-90 75W-90 75W-90 75W-90/ 70W-90
Front Axle 1.2 Lit
TRANSFER CASE OIL ATF MEETING THE SPEC. OF DEXTRON II D & above 1.1 lit
POWER STEERING OIL CALTEX MAKE ‘TEXAMATIC’ 1888 AT Fluid 0.8 lit. (approx)
CLUTCH & BRAKE
DOT 3 BRAKE FLUID MEETING FMVSS NO.116 / SAE J 1703 SPECIFICATIONS As Required
FLUID
BASF MAKE ‘GLYSANTIN’ 48-24 or 45-23 for Diesel vehicle #
ENGINE RADIATOR Note: # Mix coolant and clean water externally and fill up to the max level Ratio: 30% Coolant Diesel Engine -10
COOLANT + 70% Clean Water for temperatures down to -10°C Below -10°C use 50%Coolant + 50% Litres
Clean water
50° to 0°C +0° to -10°C -10° to -25°C
General
specification
Lithium Complex Grease meeting NLGI2 grade 4
WHEEL HUB & CHASSIS Manufacturer Recommonded brands ##
As Required
LUBRICATION POINTS BalmerLawrie AUTOPLEX2/3 SYNTHPLEX 3 SYNTHPLEX 3
Castrol LCG2 LCG2 --
Exxon-Mobil XHP 222 XHP 222 SHC 220
Shell Retinax LX2 Retinax LX2 Retinax EP2
## (Note: The brand-wise recommendation is optimised one which is found suitable for both Wheel hub and Chassis lubrication at various
temperatures)

After Driving
Fuse & Relay Identification
Sl. FUSE FUSE COLOUR PROTECTED

No. RATINGS TYPE CODING COMPONENT
1 10A BLADE TYPE RED INTERIOR LAMPS
2 10A BLADE TYPE RED FUEL LID OPERATION
3 20A BLADE TYPE YELLOW 4WD - ELECTRIC SHIFT
4 30A BLADE TYPE GREEN CONDENSER FAN
5 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE FRONT FOG LIGHT
6 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE REAR FOG LIGHT
7 5A BLADE TYPE BROWN CRDe DIAGNOSTIC
8 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE DEMISTER
9 5A BLADE TYPE BROWN CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING 2
10 20A BLADE TYPE YELLOW CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING 1
11 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE AIR CONDITION
LOCATION : LOCATION : 12 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE CIGAR LIGHTER & ACC.
BEHIND GLOVE BOX BEHIND DRIVER INSTRUMENT PANEL 13 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE FRONT WIPER MOTOR
14 10A BLADE TYPE RED REAR WIPER MOTOR
15 20A BLADE TYPE YELLOW CRDe ECU K28
16 10A BLADE TYPE RED TURN
17 10A BLADE TYPE RED PARKING LIGHTS
18 10A BLADE TYPE RED AUDIO SYSTEM
4 21
22
40A
40A
MAXI FUSE
MAXI FUSE
GREEN POWER WINDOW
GREEN AC BLOWER
E1 60A MAXI FUSE YELLOW BATTERY 1
LOCATION : E2 60A MAXI FUSE YELLOW BATTERY. 2
ENGINE COMPARTMENT E3 60A MAXI FUSE YELLOW GLOW PLUG
E4 30A MAXI FUSE PINK CRDe ECU
E8 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE HEAD LAMP HI BEAM
E9 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE HEAD LAMP LOW BEAM
E10 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE HORN & HAZARD
E12 100A MAXI FUSE BLUE CHARGING SYSTEM

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Fuses Sl. FUSE FUSE COLOUR PROTECTED

Your vehicle electrical system is protected No. RATINGS TYPE CODING COMPONENT
by fuses. If any lights accessories, or 23 10A BLADE TYPE RED ECU TERMINAL SUPPLY KO1
controls do not work, check the appropriate 24 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE CLUSTER INDICATOR LAMP
circuit fuse. If the inside element is melted 25 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE ECU TERMINAL SUPPLY KO5
indicates that the fuse is blown. Fuse box is 26 15A BLADE TYPE BLUE EGR & BRAKE SWITH
27 10A BLADE TYPE RED HOTFILM AIR-MASS SENSOR
provided inside the IP-driver panel and in
28 10A BLADE TYPE RED AC ON
the engine compartment.
To replace the blown fuse
• Turn off the ignition switch and other
controls / switches.
• Open the IP-driver panel.
• Pull the fuse straight out with help of
fuse puller provided on the fuse panel.
• Inspect it and replace if it is blown.
• Get a new fuse of the same rating from
the spare fuses provided and fit it tightly
in the appropriate fuse slot.
If you have no spare fuses, borrow one
of the same ratings from a circuit not 4
essential to vehicle operation. Get the
spare fuses replenished at a Mahindra
Authorised dealer.
LOCATION :
BEHIND GLOVE BOX

After Driving
Caution To replace the heavy fuses Light / Bulb Specifications

Always replace a fuse with one of • Turn off the ignition switch and other
the same rating. Otherwise it will damage controls / switches. Replacing The Lights Bulb
the vehicle electrical system. • Open the bonnet & secure it with stay When replacing a bulb, make sure the
If the engine is not starting or headlights rod ignition switch and light switch are off. Use
do not work and the fuses in the instrument only the correct wattage rating bulbs (refer
• Remove the negative battery terminal the table for rating).
panel are okay, check the (high current)
fuses in the engine compartment. If the • Open the fuse cover
Caution
fuses are blown, it must be replaced by • If fuse is blown, replace with a new one
an authorised Mahindra dealer or by a of the same rating. Using bulbs with units of higher
qualified technician. output capacity/wattage is illegal and may
• Install the fuse cover
damage your vehicle electrical system.
Caution
Before replacing a light bulb, make
sure that the corresponding fuse is intact.
For replacement, use only genuine new
light bulbs having the same characteristics
as the bulb to be replaced.

After Driving
Table on light bulb & units, wattage and type

LIGHT BULB WATTAGE CAP TYPE NO. OF BULBS / Veh
Headlights 60/55W H4 - P43T 2
Front turn signal lights 21W Amber BAU15D 2
Front parking lights 5W W5W 2
Side turn signal lights (Fender) 5W W5W 2
Brake / tail lights 21/5 W BAY15D 2
Rear Turn-signal lights 21W BAS15D 2
Reverse lights 21W BAS15D 1
Rear Fog light 21W BAS15D 1
Rear License plate lights 5W W5W 2
Interior lights bulb type 1 # 10W C10W 1
Side foot step lights * 5W W5W 4
Glove box light * 3W W3W 1
Engine Compartment Light 10W BA15S 1
* - on selected models # - model specific

After Driving
Self Maintenance Checks

Caution Headlight Bulb • Detach the bulb assy from the wiring
To avoid burning yourself, do not The headlight bulb can be replaced without connector near to the headlight.
replace the light bulbs when they are hot. removing the headlight assembly from • Insert the connector in to the new bulb
Halogen bulbs have pressurized gas inside vehicle. To replace the headlight bulb; assy (of the same wattage), and follow
and are to be handled with special care. • Disconnect the negative terminal from the reverse procedure to assemble the
Mishandling it may cause the bulb to burst the battery. bulb assy in the headlight assy.
or shatter. Hold the bulb with its metal / • Clamp the bulb assy by wire clamp
• Remove the rear dust cover from the
plastic and do not touch the glass part with properly.
headlight.
bare hands.
• Remove the bulb assy with connector
from the headlight by unlocking the
wire clamp.

After Driving
Front Parking & turn-signal light Turn Indicator Rear Parking, turn-signal & tail light
bulbs • Turn the bulb holder in the anticlockwise bulbs
Parking Light direction in order to remove the bulb • Disconnect the negative terminal from
holder the battery.
• Disconnect the negative terminal from
the battery. • Pull out the bulb holder from head light • Remove the inspection cover from
assy the inside cargo box by loosening the
• Remove the (upper) wiring connector screws
• Replace the burned bulb with new bulb
• Turn the bulb assy in anti-clockwise • Turn the respective bulb holder assy in
of the same wattage
direction to remove it from the head anti-clock wise direction to remove it
light assy • Assemble back the bulb & holder assy in
to the head lamp from light assy
• Insert the new bulb assy and turn clock • Replace the bulb in the holder
wise direction to fit it properly • Turn the bulb holder clockwise to lock
it.
• Re-connect the wiring connector

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• Re-assemble the bulb & holder assy back Fender Side turn-signal light bulbs Rear registration plate light bulbs
to the light assembly in the respective • Use a small flat head screw driver as • Disconnect the wiring connector
slot. tool at the front side of light assy to • Remove the light assy by loosening the 2
• Turn the bulb holder clockwise to lock remove it from the vehicle body panel nos. of M6 nuts (which can be accessed
it. • Pull out the bulb holder from the lens from behind)
• Fit back the inspection cover • Replace the burned bulb with new one • Take off the rubber gasket from the
• Insert the bulb holder back to lens assy
• Keep the hook at rear side first and press • Remove the bulb holder assy by turning
the front side of the lens, to assemble it it in anti-clock wise direction
back on the vehicle body • Replace the bulb with new one of the
same rating
• Reverse the procedure for re-assembling
the light assy

After Driving
Maintenance of your vehicle is best • Lights: Make sure that headlights, stop • Engine coolant level: Check the
performed at a Mahindra Authorized lights, tail lights, turn signal lights and radiator reserve tank every time you fill
Service Station. However, for your vehicle other lights are working properly. And the fuel tank
to function in peak condition, it is necessary also check the headlight aim.
that you do a little maintenance yourself. Warning
• Engine oil level: Check every time you
This section provides maintenance fill the fuel tank With the engine warm, be
instructions that are relatively easy to very careful when working inside the
perform. Take maximum care when working engine compartment since there is the
on the vehicle to prevent accidental injury. risk of burns. Remember that, when
Check the following at regular intervals. the engine is warm, the fan could start
to move and this could cause injury.
Minimum
Maximum
4
Dipstick - Engine
Oil Level
Radiator Coolant
Reserve Tank

After Driving
• Windshield Wipers: Check the wiper Brakes: Check the brake fluid level If brake fluid spills in your eyes, they
condition every month; Check for wear, regularly, if the level is low add the brake could be seriously injured. If this
cracks or other damage fluid until it reaches Max level. It should be happens, immediately flush your eyes
kept at max level. with water and get medical attention.
Caution
Working near the engine when it is Warning Caution
running is dangerous. When the engine is Low brake fluid level could Brake fluid will damage the painted
running, keep hands, loose cloths, neckties, be dangerous. Low level could signal surface & interior /exterior trims. If brake
scarves & tools away from the moving fan brake lining wear or brake system leak, fluid gets on these surfaces, wipe it off
and engine drive belts. which may leads to system failure and immediately.
cause a serious accident. If you find
Caution fluid level low, have the brake system
If the engine is hot, do not remove / checked at Mahindra Authorised
loosen the radiator cap to prevent burning dealer.
yourself.

After Driving
Power steering: Check the oil level • Tyres: Check the tyres for air pressure; Air conditioner: Check its operation for
regularly when engine is off, if the level is Check tread every month for wear and effective cooling every week; Note any
low add the recommended power steering foreign objects drop in cooling efficiency
oil until it reaches Max level. It should be • Battery: Check battery and terminals Windshield washer fluid: Check that
kept between Max & Min level. for corrosion there is adequate fluid in the tank.
• Brake pedal: Check the brake pedal for Windscreen defroster: Check the fan,
smooth operation Caution heater and air conditioner every month
• Clutch pedal: Check the clutch pedal Be extremely cautious when working Doors: Check all doors including the tail
for smooth operation on the battery. It contains corrosive & door for smooth opening/closing and
poisonous sulphuric acid. secure locking
• Parking brake: Check the parking
brake lever for smooth operation Seat Belts: Check all the parts of seat belt
system working properly and smoothly.
Check belt webbing for cuts, fraying wear
or damage.
Power Steering
Fluid Reservoir

After Driving
Adding wind shield washer fluid Windscreen Wiper Blades Toolkit

If washer does not work, the washer tank When the wipers no longer clean well, Jack: The jack is located under the co-
may be empty. Add washer fluid. the blades are probably worn or cracked. driver’s seat.
Use recommended washer fluid or plain Replace them. Wheel spanner & jack handle: In
water (in case of non-availability of fluid). double cab models, the tools can be found
Caution
For the vehicles operated in cold area strapped on to the bottom of the 2nd row
where the temperature is below freezing To prevent damage to the wiper seat. In single cab models, the tools are
point, use the recommended washer fluid arms and other components, do not move located behind seat.
which contains antifreeze. the wipers by hand. Toolkit bag: Located under the co-driver’s
• Do not operate the wipers on a dry seat
Note screen
Do not use the engine antifreeze • In freezing or very hot conditions,
or any other fluids which are not ensure that the blades are not frozen or
suitable, because it may damage your stuck to the glass
vehicle’s paint & exterior.
• In winter, remove any snow or ice from
Regular cleaning and polishing of your
around the arms and blades, including
vehicle helps keep it looking new.
the wiped area of the windscreen.
4 Jack Handle
Wheel Spanner

After Driving
Identifying Vehicle Problems For CRDe diesel engine only Engine Oil Check
To identify the problems with your vehicle,
Warning Engine oil has the primary functions of
pay close attention to the following:
Never try to work on injection lubricating and cooling the inside of the
Fluid leaks: If you frequently find puddles
system with engine running. High engine. It plays a major role in maintaining
underneath the vehicle, you may be able
pressure must be existing in high- the engine in proper working order.
to identify the origin from the color/odor
pressure pump, rail, injectors and high Therefore, it is essential to check the
of the fluid.
pressure pipes. The high pressure engine oil regularly.
• Coolant is usually bright green spray produced by fuel leaks may
• Oil is brown cause serious injuries
• Power steering fluid is generally red
• Brake fluid is either tan or clear
• Fuel (diesel/petrol) has a distinct odor
• If the fluid is plain water, touch it. If
the water is cold, then it may be the
condensation from your air conditioning
system and is nothing to worry about.
Warning Lights: Warning lights on your Minimum
dash board give important information Maximum
about your vehicle. Go through the section
on the instrument panel to learn about 4
warning lights.
Dipstick - Engine
Oil Level

After Driving
Engine oil consumption: Engine oil consumption depends upon the Checking the Engine Oil
It is normal for engines to consume some viscosity and quality of the oil, and upon the • Be sure the vehicle is on a level surface.
engine oil during operation. Causes of conditions in which the vehicle is driven.
• Warm up the engine to normal
consumption in a normal engine are as Oil consumption will be more due to high
temperature
follows: speed driving and frequent acceleration and
deceleration. A new engine may consume • Turn it off and wait for 10~15 minutes
Oil is used to lubricate pistons, piston rings
more oil since its pistons, piston rings and for the oil to return to the sump. Pull out
and cylinders. Thin films of oil, left over
cylinder walls are not conditioned. the dipstick and Wipe the dipstick with a
when pistons move in cylinders, are sucked
clean cloth or paper towel
into the combustion chamber due to high
Warning • Insert it all the way back in its tube
negative pressure generated when the
vehicle is decelerating. This oil gets burnt If the oil pressure warning light
in the combustion chamber. glows continuously, check the engine
oil level and add the recommended
Oil is also used to lubricate the stems of
grade of oil, if necessary.
intake valves. Some of this oil is sucked
into the combustion chamber together
with the intake air and is burnt there.
Minimum
Maximum
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Dipstick - Engine
Oil Level

After Driving
• Remove the dipstick again and check Changing the Engine Oil Note
the level. It should be between the • Remove the drain plug in the sump Change the engine oil every time
maximum and minimum marks. If the you replace the oil filter. Mahindra
• Drain the engine oil
level is close to the minimum mark, add recommends the use of correct
oil. • Put the plug back in place
grade of engine oil according to the
• Fill with recommended engine oil (Refer temperature range the vehicle is being
Caution lubrication chart given on the start of operated. Changing the engine oil
A hot engine is dangerous. If the this chapter.) and the coolant should be done by an
engine has been running, parts of engine Authorised Mahindra dealer.
/ engine compartment can become very
The drain plug has a magnet that
hot. You could get burned / injured. Avoid
attracts metallic particles. Hence,
working when engine is hot.
clean the drain plug every time engine
Warning oil is changed.
With the engine warm, be
very careful when working inside the
engine compartment since there is the
risk of burns. Remember that, when
the engine is warm, the fan could start Minimum
to move and this could cause injury. Maximum
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After Driving
Failure to check the engine oil level Battery Check

regularly may lead to engine trouble /
poor performance due to insufficient Checking Battery Condition • Be sure the engine and all accessories
oil. are turned OFF before performing
Battery Exterior
maintenance.
Check the battery exterior for corroded or
Caution loose terminal connections, cracks or loose • When washing, ensure that the washing
hold-down clamp. First remove the ground solution does not get into the battery
• Do not add engine oil over maximum
cable from the negative (’-’) terminal. • Do not remove the battery connection
mark.
After checking, the cable to the negative while engine is in running. This
• Used engine oil contains harmful terminal should be installed last. If the may cause serious damage to fuel
contaminants which may cause skin battery terminal is corroded, wash it with a system-ECU and to other electronic
disorders. Avoid prolonged / repeated solution of warm water and baking soda. equipments.
direct contact with used engine oil.
Wash your skin thoroughly with soap & Caution
water. Prevent further corrosion by
• Do not leave used engine oil within the applying petroleum jelly to the outside of
reach of children. the terminals. If the terminal connections
• Dispose used oil & filter only in safe are loose, tighten their clamp nuts, but do
& acceptable manner to local law. Do not tighten excessively. Tighten the hold-
4 not dispose in sewage or house hold

thrash.
down clamp only enough to keep the battery
firmly in place. Tightening excessively may
damage the battery’s case.
Oil Filters: Replace the oil filters at
recommended intervals.

After Driving
• Always disconnect the negative terminal Adding Distilled Water Draining water from fuel Filter
cable first from the battery. But when • Remove the vent plugs The fuel filter warning light on indicates
reconnecting, always connect the cable that the water from the fuel filter to be
• Add distilled water to all the cells that
to the positive terminal first. removed immediately.
require the fluid
Checking Electrolyte Level • Place a small open container / tray
• Secure the plugs properly
Check the electrolyte level and specific under the drain plug cum sensor to
gravity at intervals of three months. Check Caution collect the water.
all the six cells for proper electrolyte level. Do not fill distilled water beyond • Place a small open container / tray
If the level is below the lower marker, add the upper mark level. Excessive electrolyte under the drain plug cum sensor to
distilled water until the level reaches the could squirt out of the battery during heavy collect the water.
upper marker. charging, causing corrosion or damage. • Turn the drain plug cum sensor about
2 to 2 ½ turns in the anti clockwise
direction
• Operate the priming pump until fuel
begins to flow clean & clear.
• After draining, retighten the drain plug
cum sensor. Do not use any tool. Use
the priming pump to inspect for leaks.

After Driving
Catalytic Converter / Fuel Note

Caution Even if the emission control
Catalytic Converter (if equipped) system is operating properly, under
• Avoid jump starting of the engine by
The catalytic converter is an emission certain engine operating conditions
pushing or towing the vehicle, or by
control equipment fitted in the exhaust there may be an unusual exhaust smell
coasting downhill.
system, that reduces pollutants by from the vehicle.
converting poisonous exhaust emissions • Euro III diesel or higher grade for Euro
from the engine into less environment III diesel engines, and Euro II diesel or Warning
polluting gases. It converts harmful un- higher grade for Euro II diesel engines. High temperature in catalytic
burnt hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and • Avoid frequent cold starts. converters (in very unfavorable
oxides of nitrogen into harmless carbon conditions) may cause fire if it comes
dioxide, water vapor and nitrogen. in contact with inflammable materials.
Care and maintenance to minimize the Therefore the vehicle should be
possibility of damage to the catalytic parked in such a way that the catalytic
converter converter does not come in contact
• Maintain the engine in the proper with inflammable materials such as
operating conditions grass, leaves, paper or rags.
• Consult a Mahindra Authorised Dealer/
Service Center at the earliest in the event
of irregular running of engine following
4 a cold start, misfiring, a significant loss
of vehicle drivability or other unusual
malfunctions which may indicate a fault
in the ignition system.

After Driving
Engine Maintenance Checks

Caution
• Avoid inhaling the engine exhaust. Caution • Do not switch off the ignition when the
Never drive the vehicle if the fuel vehicle is coasting down a slope
• Do not run the engine in a closed area
/ garage except for time needed to take tank is nearing empty (in vehicle fitted with • Do not park or operate the vehicle
the vehicle in & out. The exhaust gas catalytic converter). This can cause irregular near combustible materials such as dry
reduces the oxygen content in the air fuel supply leading to misfiring. Misfiring grass and leaves as this may lead to fire
and can cause unconsciousness or even allows unburned fuel into the exhaust hazard.
death. system which can cause overheating and • Avoid driving on roads flooded with
damage the catalytic converter. water
• If the exhaust smells / fumes are
Misfiring can cause a loss of power and • Do not operate the engine in confined
detected inside the vehicle, drive the
engine running is also rough. This may be areas such as garages
vehicle with windows fully open and
due to fault in the ignition system. Reduce
have the cause immediately rectified. • Check for exhaust system leaks and any
your speed immediately and have the fault
rectified. Remember your Mahindra dealer other damages:
knows best about your vehicle and its • Each time your vehicle is raised up
emission control system. for an oil change
• Do not switch off the engine or interrupt • Whenever you notice a change in the
the ignition when the gearbox is noise of the exhaust system
engaged and the vehicle is in motion
• Do not idle the vehicle for prolonged
• Whenever the tail pipe end of the
exhaust system is found rusty
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periods if idling seems rough or
indicates any other malfunctions
• Do not empty the fuel tank totally

After Driving
Tyre Inspection & Rotation

The recommended tyre pressures for front Tyre Pressures Note
and rear tyres (Laden/Partial Laden), in For reasons of proper performance, safety, Warm tyres normally exceed
cold condition, are as under: and better fuel economy, always maintain recommended pressures. Do not
the recommended tyre pressure and stay release air from warm tyre to adjust
P245 / 75 R 16
within the recommended load limits and the pressure.
Laden Partial proper weight distribution.
Laden Warning
FRONT 2.1 (30) 2 (29) Driving on tyres with over-
Caution inflation or under-inflation is
in Kg/cm2 (PSI)
• Driving your vehicle with different dangerous. It will affect the vehicle
REAR 2.5 (36) 2.1 (30) handling and may result in an accident.
types of tyres is dangerous. It could
in Kg/cm2 (PSI) Always inflate the tyres to the correct
cause poor handling and poor braking
* Laden - Fully loaded vehicle resulting in loss of control. pressure.
# Partial Laden: • Using any other tyre size than what
Single Cab - Up to 2 persons + 500 kg is specified for your Mahindra is
luggage dangerous. It could seriously affect
Double Cab - Up to 3~4 persons + ride, handling, ground clearance, tyre
4 300 kg luggage clearance and speedometer calibration.
This could cause serious accident. Use
only tyres that are correct size specified
for your vehicle.

After Driving
Tyre Inspection
Inspect your vehicle’s tyres periodically by Caution
performing the following checks:
• Air pressures should be checked when
• Measure the air pressure with a tyre the tyres are cold. Otherwise, you may
gauge only when the tyres are cold. Front Side
get inaccurate results. Never under- of Vehicle
Adjust the pressure if necessary inflate or over-inflate tyres. Under-
• Check for abnormal wear, cracks and inflation may cause the rim to slip on
damage. If any tyre shows abnormal the tyre bead, resulting in an accident
wear, have it inspected by your or damage to the tyre or rim. Over-
Mahindra Authorised Dealer and replace inflation may cause the tyre to burst.
it if necessary. • Do not mix different ply-type-ratings
• Check for loose wheel nuts and/or different brands, construction or
• Check for stones, nails and other objects tread patterns of tyres on your Mahindra
that may be stuck in the tread. vehicle and do not use tyres other than
Plug method (mushroom type) is preferred the manufactures recommended size.
over filler method, for repairing the DO not use the alloy wheels / rims
punctured tubeless tyres. And avoid the other than the recommended. Doing
patch method, for tyre repairing. Proper so may cause dangerous handling
tools to be used for mounting & de- characteristics resulting in loss of
mounting the tubeless tyres from the
wheel rim, to avoid the tyre bead damage
control.
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/ rim damage.

After Driving
Warning Warning
Driving with worn tyres is Never fit tyres of uncertain
dangerous. origin.
Warning Warning
Have the old tyres inspected Drive carefully on wet roads to
by an experienced tyre fitter, to make decrease the risk of aquaplaning.
sure they can still be used safely. If the
same tyre has been on your vehicle for
4 or 5 years, have it inspected anyway
by an experienced tyre fitter.

After Driving
Tyre Rotation & Wheel Alignment Flat Tyres

To avoid uneven wear of the tyres and to
prolong their life, rotate the tyres as shown If the vehicle has a flat tyre • Place hazard warning triangle, supplied
alongside. Tyres should be rotated every in the toolkit, 10 meters behind your
• Slow down and move cautiously off
10,000 km, as recommended in the periodic vehicle facing on-coming traffic.
the road. Park in a place away from the
maintenance schedule. After rotation,
traffic
adjust front and rear tyre pressures to Note
recommended levels. • Avoid stopping in the center of a road
If the following occurs in while
• Turn off the engine driving, it could indicate a flat tyre.
• Turn on the hazard lights • Steering becomes difficult.
Note
• Activate the parking brake and set the • The vehicle begins to vibrate excessively
• For best results rotate tyres every transmission to reverse / abnormally.
5,000 km
• The vehicle pulls in one direction.
• Wheel balancing must be done
every 20,000 km or whenever Caution
you vehicle has a flat tyre. Do not drive with a deflated tyre.
However, the most appropriate time to Doing so can damage the wheel and tyre.
do the tyre rotation may vary according
to your driving habits and road surfaces
conditions.
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Jack

After Driving
Changing Flat Tyres Removing & Storing the Jack

To change a flat tyre you will require the • To remove the jack from the brackets,
following: turn the joint in direction 1 (as shown in
Jack the diagram).
Jack Handle • To store the jack, place it between the
Tool Kit brackets and turn the joint in direction
Spare Tyre 2 (as shown in the diagram).
Getting acquainted with the locations Caution
of each of the tools mentioned above
and learning to use them will help you in Secure the jack properly in its
emergencies. location to prevent it from flying forward
during collision or sudden braking.
Seat
4 Jack Handle
Direction 2
Direction 1
Jack
Wheel Spanner

After Driving
Removing the Spare Tyre • Turn the wheel spanner in the clockwise When fitting back the spare tyre,
• Keep the cargo tail gate closed. direction (the tyre lowers with each • Put it in place with the outer side of the
turn). wheel facing up.
• Insert the jack handle (wheel nut
wrench) into the lowering screw • After the tyre is lowered completely to • Place the retaining plate in the centre of
extension (RH side of the cargo rear) as the ground tilt the holding bracket a the spare tyre
shown in the picture. little and remove the tyre.
• Then secure the spare wheel properly
by tightening the tyre winch screw
extension (RH side of the cargo rear).
• Check the spare wheel from the side of
the vehicle to ensure the spare wheel
secured properly.

After Driving
Note Removing the Wheel Cover Loosening all the Wheel Nuts
If the tyre is not stored securely, Pry off the wheel cover, using a screw Always loosen the wheel nuts before raising
spare wheel winch will not lock driver and then pull it out with hands. Wrap the vehicle.
properly. Even though it may lock the tip of the screw driver with cloth, then Turn the wheel nuts anti-clockwise to
temporarily, the spare tyre may fall out insert it near the lugs of the wheel cover loosen them. To get maximum leverage, fit
while the vehicle is moving. and pry the cover away from the wheel. the wheel spanner to the nut so that the
handle is on your right, as shown. Grab the
Caution Caution
wheel spanner near the end of the handle
To prevent the vehicle from rolling Do not try to pry off the wheel cover and pull up on the handle. Be careful that
when it is jacked up, block the wheel which by hand. Take due care in handling the the spanner does not slip off the nut. Do
is diagonally opposite the flat tyre. wheel cover to avoid unexpected personal not remove the nuts yet. Just unscrew
injury. them about one-half turn.

After Driving
Warning
On 4WD models with manual
shifting transfer-case, the transfer
shift lever should not be kept in ’N’
position, to prevent from vehicle
rolling.
Positioning the jack at the correct
location
• Front jack up point - below chassis
side long member just behind the front
wheels (refer to diagram)
• Rear jack up point under rear axle (refer
to diagram)
• Ensure that the jack is on solid and level
ground
• Insert the jack handle into the jack and
turn clockwise
• Ensure that the handle remains firmly
Rear Axle
Foot Step
fitted
• When the jack touches the vehicle, Front long
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check once more to see that it is member Front wheel
properly positioned under the vehicle
• Raise it high enough to remove the flat
Rear Front
tyre and install the spare one

After Driving
Position the jack properly under the vehicle.

Caution Raising the vehicle with an improperly Caution (4WD only)
positioned jack may damage the vehicle or
• Ensure that the vehicle is on firm and • Do not position the jack under the
cause personal injury.
level ground torsion bar when jacking the front
• Do not put any object on or under the wheel
• Block the wheel diagonally opposite the
jack
flat tyre • On 4WD models with manual shifting
• Raise the vehicle only high enough transfer-case, the transfer shift lever
• The jack supplied is only designed for
to remove the flat tyre and install the should not be kept in ’N’ position, to
your model. On no account attempt to
spare one. prevent from vehicle rolling.
lift heavier vehicles or other loads.
When the vehicle is supported by the jack:
• Apply the hand brake before jacking up
the car. Never start the engine when the Warning
car is jacked up for the risk of accident. Do not put any part of your body
• If it is necessary to carry out work under the vehicle (personal injury may
underneath the vehicle, ensure that it is occur in case the jack gives in or slips
supported on suitable stands. off)
• Never position the jack under the Do not start or run the engine.
rear suspension leaf springs at any
circumstances. Warning
Attempting to jack the vehicle
4 in position other than recommended
in this manual is dangerous. The
vehicle could slip off the jack and
seriously injure. Use the location as
recommended in this manual.

After Driving
Removing the Wheel Nuts and Changing • Position the spare so that the holes in Reinstalling the Wheel Nuts
the Tyres the wheel align with the bolts Reinstall all the wheel nuts and tighten
• When the wheel is off the ground, • Press the tyre over the bolts till it is them as much as possible using your
remove the wheel nuts completely secured properly (you may need to fingers. Press the tyre to see if it can be
• Lift the flat tyre off the bolts and set it wiggle the tyre a little) pushed in further. Tighten the nuts a little
aside more using your finger, if possible
• Clean the bolts with a wire brush to
remove corrosion (lack of good metal to
metal contact on the mounting surfaces
may loosen the nuts and cause the
wheel to come off when driving)

After Driving
Tightening the nuts Warning Reinstalling the Wheel Cover

Lower the vehicle by turning the jack Improperly or loosely tightened Position the wheel cover so that it aligns
handle anti-clockwise. Tighten the nuts wheel nuts are dangerous. The wheel with the valve stem. Tap the outer edge of
one by one, a little each time, until all the could wobble or come off. This could the wheel cover with the heel of the hand
nuts are fully tight. Use only the wheel nut result in loss of vehicle control and to snap it into place.
wrench and turn it clockwise to tighten cause a serious accident. Always make
the nuts. Do not use other tools or any Caution
sure all the wheel nuts are properly
additional leverage other than your hands, / securely tightened to the specified Be careful in handling the wheel
such as hammer, pipe or your foot. torque. cover to avoid personal injury.
Never apply oil or grease on the bolts or
nuts. Doing so may resulting in over- Warning
tightening When lowering the vehicle, do
not put any part of your body under the
vehicle
Caution
Never use oil or grease on the
bolts or nuts. The nuts may loose and the
wheels may fall off, which may leads to an
accident.
4

After Driving
Checking the Air Pressure of the Restoring the Tools, Jack and Flat Tyre
Replaced Tyre After changing the wheels, tighten the
Check the air pressure of the replaced tyre. wheel nuts to the torque to specifications,
If it is lower than the specified level, go to as soon as possible. Replace the tools and
the nearest service station and fill air. jack in their respective locations properly,
to avoid rattling. Get the flat tyre repaired
Caution by a technician and replace it.
Driving on tyres with over-inflation
or under-inflation is dangerous. It will Note
affect the vehicle handling and result in a Follow the same procedure for
serious accident. Always inflate the tyres to changing or rotating the tyres.
the correct pressure.
Caution
Store the spare tyre with its outer
side facing upwards. Ensure that the tyre
is secure to prevent it from flying during
collision or sudden braking.

After Driving
Wipers
Warning • In winter, remove any snow or ice from Caution
Travelling with worn wiper around the arms and blades, including Even though all the electrical and
blades is very dangerous because it the wiped area of the windscreen. electronic sensors / actuators, etc. are
reduces the visibility in the event of Engine Compartment Washing water resistant / sealed, care must be
poor atmospheric conditions. Ignition must be switched off before taken, and avoid direct water jet on these
• Do not operate the wipers on a dry washing. It is recommended to cover items during car wash.
screen. other electrical / electronic items (such as High pressure washing of engine
• In freezing or very hot conditions, ECU, alternator, fuses, ignition coil, wiring compartment is forbidden otherwise it
ensure that the blades are not frozen or harness connectors etc) before washing can leads to short circuit / malfunction
stuck to the glass. the engine compartment. of electrical / electronic system. After
washing all the electrical / electronic units
and wiring connectors should be dried
by blowing moderate compressed air all
around.
Mahindra recommends to carry out engine
compartment wash at Mahindra authorised
workshops.

After Driving
Appearance Care
Care of Exterior • Wash the vehicle in shade and not Washing Tips
Washing
in direct sunlight or in freezing • Rinse the vehicle thoroughly to remove
temperatures. If the vehicle is exposed loose dirt.
• Letting dirt collect on the vehicle can to the sun, move the vehicle into shade
cause scratches on the paint. Leaving • Make a solution of a detergent, made
and let the exterior cool off before you
bird droppings unwashed can cause especially for vehicle washing, and cool
start washing.
permanent damage to the finish. water.
However, you can preserve the vehicle’s Caution • Use a soft bristle brush, sponge or soft
looks by washing it regularly. Avoid using chemical solvents and cloth with the detergent solution to
strong cleaners that can damage the paint wash the vehicle.
and metal of the vehicle. • Rinse frequently.

After Driving
Check the body for road tar, tree sap, etc. As you dry the vehicle, inspect for chips Warning
Remove these stains with tar remover or and scratches that could start corrosion. Driving with wet brake is
turpentine. Rinse it off immediately so that Repair them with the recommended touch- dangerous. Increased stopping
it does not harm the finish. Remember to up paint. distance or vehicle pulling to one side
re-wax these areas, even if the rest of the when braking could cause a serious
vehicle does not need re-waxing. Note
accident. Dry the brakes by driving
When the exterior is washed and rinsed, Observe local regulations. at very slow speed and applying
dry it with a soft towel or chamois. Letting Aluminum wheels: Use only a mild soap or the brakes lightly until the brake
it dry in the air will cause dulling and leave neutral detergent performance become normal.
water spots on the surface. Plastic Bumpers: wash carefully. Do not
Waxing (only for vehicles without
scrub with abrasive cleaners. metallic paint)
Note Always wash and dry the complete vehicle
before waxing it. The vehicle should be
Mahindra is not responsible
waxed whenever you see water on the
for scratches caused by automatic
surface in large patches. Apply the wax
car washes or improper washing.
according to directions on the container. In
Scratches are more noticeable on
general, there are two types of products -
vehicles with darker paint finishes.
Avoid washing your vehicle in an • Waxes: A wax coats the finish and
automatic car washer that uses high- protects it from damage due to sunlight,
4 speed / hard brushes. air pollution etc.

After Driving
• Polishes: Polishes restore shine to Care for Interiors Washing the seat belts: Care should
paint that is oxidized or has lost some Seat Belts: be taken to avoid contamination of the
of its shine. They typically contain mild webbing with polishes, oils and chemicals,
Check to see if dirt has accumulated in the
solvents and abrasives that remove the and particularly battery acid. Cleaning
loops (this usually results in the slowing
top layer of the finish. Use a polish if may safely be carried out using mild soap
down of the retraction mechanism).
your vehicle does not have the original and water. The belt should be replaced if
Check for cuts and frayed spots in the belt
shine after using wax. webbing becomes frayed, contaminated or
material
Removing tar, dead insects etc. from your damaged. Use a soft cloth with the solution
Check to see if the locking and unlocking to clean the seat belts. You may also use
vehicle using removers, wears off the wax.
mechanism is smooth. isopropyl alcohol to wipe the loops of the
Rewax these areas even if you are not
rewaxing the rest of the vehicle. Caution seat belt anchors. Use a soft-bristle brush
with the same solution for places that are
If you encounter any faults, get difficult to reach.
them repaired only at Mahindra Authorised
Service Station. Get the damaged parts Caution
replaced immediately. It is essential to Avoid using solvents, such as bleach,
replace the entire assembly after it has that tend to damage the belt material.
been worn in a severe impact even if
damage to the assembly is not obvious.

After Driving
Windows: Windows need to be cleaned Corrosion Protection Note

regularly and completely, both from the Typically, corrosion in vehicles is caused Do not scrape or scratch the inside
inside and the outside. Make a solution of due to two principal factors: of the rear glass. You may damage the
vinegar and water in the ratio 1:10 (you can • Collection of damp-dirt and road salt on rear window defroster grid.
use a commercially available glass cleaner the underside of the vehicle. Leather upholstery caring: (if
instead). Use a soft cloth or tissue paper
• Loss of paint and protective coatings applicable)
with this solution to clean the windows.
from the exterior and underside of the Leather should be treated from time to time
vehicle. in accordance with the instructions below,
• Corrosion can be prevented through depending on the amount of use. Use the
simple periodic maintenance. slightly moisten cotton / woolen cloth with
water for normal cleaning of leather. Severe
• Repair chips and scratches in the paint
dirt can be cleaned with mild soap solution.
as soon as you find them.
The leather should never get moistened
• Inspect and clean drain holes at the through at any point of time. No water
bottom of doors and body. should get through the stitches. Never try
• Check the floor covering for dampness. to use solvents, wax, shoe-cream, stain
Carpeting and floor mats may remain remover or similar products to treat the
damp for a long time especially in leather. It is recommended to contact the
winter. Dry the areas immediately. your Mahindra dealer for treating leather.
4 • Use a high-pressure spray to clean the

underside of the vehicle.
• Get the corrosion-preventive coatings
on the underside of the vehicle checked
periodically.

After Driving
Maintaining the AC System

Maintaining the Air-Conditioning Note Air Fresheners
System The condenser and radiator fins It is better to use a solid type air freshener/
Your vehicle’s air-conditioning is a sealed of the air conditioning system bend deodorizer instead of a liquid type. Some
system. Any major maintenance, such as easily. Use only a low-pressure spray liquid air fresheners contain chemicals that
recharging should be done by a qualified or soft-bristle brush to clean them. may cause parts of the interior trim and
technician. However, you can do a few fabric to crack or discolor.
things by yourself to make sure the air- Caution
Caution
conditioning works efficiently. Whenever you get the air-
conditioning system serviced, make sure If you use a liquid air freshener,
Run the air-conditioning system at least
the service facility uses a refrigerant make sure you fasten it securely so that it
once a week during the cold weather
recycling system. This system captures does not spill as you drive.
months.
Run it for at least ten minutes with the the refrigerant for reuse. Releasing the
engine running at normal operating refrigerant into the atmosphere may cause
temperature. This circulates the lubricating damage to the environment.
oil contained in the refrigerant.

After Driving
Trouble Shooting
If the Engine does not start • If the headlights don’t dim, there may • If you are starting the engine after
Determining why your vehicle won’t start be something wrong with the electrical adding fuel to an empty fuel tank, you
falls into two areas, depending on what you circuit. Meet a qualified technician to may have to bleed the fuel system by
hear when you turn the key to IGN: rectify it. operating the priming pump several
Case 1: You hear nothing, or almost • Turn the ignition switch to IGN position times until you feel more resistance.
nothing. The engine’s starter motor does and check the fuel gauge for fuel. Your engine may take longer to start.
not operate at all, or operates very slowly.
Case 2: You can hear the starter motor
operating normally, or the starter motor
sounds like it is spinning faster than
normal, but the engine does not start up
and run.
In either case, do the following:
• Turn the ignition switch to IGN. Turn
on the headlights and check their
brightness. If the headlights are very
dim or don’t light at all, the battery is
4 discharged. You will need to ’Jump
Start’ the vehicle.

After Driving
Jump Starting If your vehicle’s battery has run down, you Caution
may be able to start the engine by using a Connect the negative lead to a
Warning booster battery. Although this seems like a point away from the battery. Connect the
Do not carry out this procedure simple procedure, you should take several jumper cable leads away from moving
if you have no experience of it: precautions while you are at it: parts. Otherwise it may be dangerous, the
incorrect manoeuvres can originate Open the bonnet and check the physical lead could get caught when the engine
high electrical discharges and even condition of the battery. If the weather starts and cause serious injury.
cause the battery to explode. is very cold, check the condition of the If the booster battery is in another vehicle,
electrolyte. If it seems slushy or like ice, do set an assistant to start the vehicle and run
Warning
not attempt jump-starting until it thaws. it at a fast idle.
You are also advised not to Connect one jumper cable to the positive
approach the battery with naked Start your vehicle. If the starter motor still
(+) terminal on the booster battery. operates slowly, check the jumper cable
flames or lit cigarettes and not to cause Connect the other end of the cable to the
sparks: risk of explosion and fire. connections to make sure they have good
positive terminal of your vehicle’s battery. metal-to-metal contact.
Connect the second jumper cable to the
negative (-) terminal on the booster battery.
Positive (+)
Jumper Connect the other end to the grounding
terminal
Negative (+) cable strap. Do not connect this jumper cable to
terminal any other part of the engine.
4
Booster
Battery
Discharged Positive (+)

Battery terminal

After Driving
• Once your vehicle is running, disconnect • Batteries contain sulphuric acid, which Note
the negative cable from your vehicle, is highly corrosive. Wear protective The battery used for boosting
and then from the booster battery. safety glasses when jump starting, and should be a 12 V type. Jump start
Next, disconnect the positive cable from avoid spilling acid on to yourself, your only with the correct type of booster
your vehicle and then from the booster clothing or your vehicle. battery.
battery. • If acid gets into your eyes or spills on
to your body accidentally, wash the area Note
Warning If the battery is low, the glow plug
with water until the burning sensation
A battery may explode if you do subsides. Get immediate medical would not operate (in extreme cold
not follow the correct jump starting attention. Continue application of water climatic conditions) and the engine
procedure, seriously injuring anyone en route to the medical institute. won’t start.
nearby. Keep all sparks, open flames,
• The gas normally produced by a battery Warning
and smoking materials away from the
will explode if a flame or spark is close
battery. Towing a vehicle to start it
enough. So use only standardized
could be a dangerous. The vehicle
Warning jumper cables and do not light a match
being towed could surge forward
or smoke while jump starting.
Attempting to jump-start when when its engine starts, causing the
the electrolyte is frozen or slushy can tow vehicles to collide & injuring the
cause the battery to rupture / explode occupants
causing serious injury.
4 • Turn off all electrical accessories such
as lights, stereo system, A/C etc. Put
the transmission in neutral and set the
parking brake.

After Driving
If the Engine is Overheated If the engine is over heated follow this

If the engine is overheated, the pointer Caution procedure….
turns to the upper limit of temperature • Get the vehicle side of road safely, apply
• Driving with the pointer of the
gauges and the engine overheating warning the parking brake.
temperature gauge in the extreme right
light comes ON. • Do not stop the engine.
or with the engine overheating warning
The pointer of the temperature gauge light ON, may cause serious damage to • Switch off the air-conditioner if it is
should stay in the midrange under most the engine. being used. Open all the windows, move
conditions. It is normal for it to go higher
• Do not drive for prolonged periods at the temperature control knob to the
if you are driving up along steep hill. In
very low speeds or very high speeds or maximum hot position and put the fan
all other cases it is necessary that you
in low gear. at max speed.
determine the reason for the increase in
temperature. • If the coolant or steam boiling out of
The engine may overheat for several the radiator / reservoir, stop the engine.
reasons, such as lack of coolant, or Wait until steam subsides before
mechanical problems. opening the bonnet hood. If there is no
coolant boiling over or steam, leave the
engine running.

After Driving
• Visually check to see if the engine fan • After the engine coolant temperature Caution
drive belt is broken or slipping. Check has come to normal, again cheek the Do not attempt to remove the
for coolant leaks from the radiator, coolant level in the reservoir, if required, radiator cap when the engine and radiator
hoses and underneath the vehicle. But add the coolant to the maximum mark. are hot. Serious injury could result from
do not get misunderstanding with air- Heavy coolant lose indicates a leak in scalding hot fluid & steam blown out under
conditioning water dripping is normal if the system. Have the vehicle checked pressure.
it is being used. If the fan belt is broken at a Mahindra Authorised dealer at the Start the engine. Add coolant to the
/ coolant leak stop the engine, contact earliest. radiator up to the base of the filter neck.
the nearest Mahindra Authorised dealer If the temperature gauge stays at the If you do not have the proper coolant
for assistance. extreme right end, turn off the engine. mixture available, you may add plain water.
• If the fan belt is okay and no coolant Wait until you see no more signs of steam Remember to have the cooling system
leak, then you may have to cool down or spray, and then open the bonnet. Let the drained and refilled with the proper mixture
the engine by running it at about 1500 engine cool down until the pointer reaches as soon as you can. Put the radiator cap
rpm for a few minutes. the middle of the temperature gauge, or back on tightly. Run the engine and watch
• If the coolant reservoir is dry or with lower, before checking the radiator. Using the temperature gauge. If it goes back to
low level, add coolant to the reservoir gloves or a heavy cloth, turn the radiator the red mark, the engine needs servicing.
while the engine is running. Fill it up to cap anti-clockwise, without pushing If the temperature stays normal, check the
the maximum level mark. down, to the first stop. This releases any coolant level in the radiator and reserve
remaining pressure in the cooling system. tank. If it has gone down, add coolant to
After the pressure is released, push down the MAX mark. Put the cap back on tightly.
4 on the cap and turn it until it comes off.

After Driving
Caution Low Oil Pressure • Start the engine and have a look at the
Wherever the engine is overheated, • If the low oil pressure indicator stays oil pressure indicator. If the light does
safely pull to the side of the road. Put the ON when the engine is running, it shows not go out within 10 seconds, it means
transmission in neutral and set the parking that the engine has lost oil pressure. that there is a mechanical problem that
brake. Turn off the air-conditioning system needs to be addressed before you can
• Running the engine with low oil pressure continue driving.
and all other accessories. Turn on the can cause serious mechanical damage
hazard warning indicators. almost immediately.
• Safely pull off the road and shut off the
engine. Turn on the hazard warning
indicators.
• Let the vehicle ’sit’ for a minute. Open the
bonnet and check the oil level. Although
oil level and oil pressure are not directly
connected, an engine that is very low on
oil may lose pressure during cornering
and other maintenance maneuvers.
If necessary, add oil to bring the level
back to the FULL mark on the dipstick.

After Driving
Towing
Towing A Trailer Towing your vehicle Towing Equipment
Your new vehicle was designed to be If your vehicle needs to be towed, call a Towing equipments are of three types.
used primarily for carrying passenger and professional towing service.
• Flat-bed equipment: Your vehicle is
luggage.
loaded on the back of a truck. This is the
Remember that towing a trailer will place safest and best way of towing.
additional loads on your vehicle’s engine,
drive-train, steering, braking and other • Wheel-lift equipment: The tow truck
systems. Also towing a trailer may greatly uses two pivoting arms that go under
affect your vehicle’s handling & suspension the tyres (front or rear) and lift them off
characteristics. Your vehicle cannot be the ground. The other two tyres remain
driven as normal with a trailer attached. on the ground.
• Sling-type equipment: The tow truck
uses metal cables with hooks on both
ends. These hooks go around parts of
the frame or suspension and lift the
end of the vehicle off the ground. This
is not a good method of towing as it
may damage the vehicle’s suspension
4 and body. Avoid tow with sling type
equipment
Flat-bed Towing

After Driving
If your vehicle cannot be transported by Towing your vehicle during • If the engine is not running, the power
flat-bed equipment, it should be towed by Emergency assist for the steering & brakes will not
wheel-lift equipment with the front wheels If a towing service is unavailable in an work and it will be much harder than
off the ground. emergency, your vehicle may be temporarily usual.
Note towed by a cable or chain secured to the Warning
emergency towing eyelet under the front
Improper towing procedure will bumper of the vehicle. Do not extract the key, as the
damage the transmission. Follow the steering wheel will lock automatically
Use only the eyelet provided, for towing in
above instructions precisely. When and you will be unable to steer the
an emergency. Otherwise the vehicle may
towing with the front wheels off the wheels.
be damaged.
ground, it is best to tow no more than
80 kms. Also keep the towing speed Warning
below 55 kmph. When towing the vehicle,
Caution
make sure that you observe the road
• A driver must be in the vehicle being traffic regulations concerning both the
towed to steer and operate the brakes. towing device and driving conduct.
Towing in this manner must be done
only on hard-surfaced roads for short
distances and at low speeds. Also, the
wheels, axles, drive train, steering and
brakes must all be in good condition.
• Avoid sudden starts or erratic driving 4
maneuvers, which would place excessive
stress on the towing eyelet and towing
cable or chain, and result in breaking of
the eyelet or the chain.

After Driving
Note For your vehicle safety • Do not leave the vehicle documents
Use only a cable or chain When leaving your vehicle unoccupied in your vehicle. In the unfortunate
specifically intended for use in towing • Always remove the ignition key even event of your vehicle being stolen the
vehicles. Securely fasten the cable or when you park vehicle in your own documents will only help a thief to sell
chain to the towing eyelets provided. garage. the vehicle.
• Close all the windows completely & lock • Do not leave the spare key or a note of
Note your vehicle key number in the vehicle.
all the doors.
Do not tow with sling type truck, Keep the spare key in a safe place in
either from the front or rear. Doing so • Always park your vehicle in where it can your home.
may cause body damage. be seen. At night, park in a well lighted
area.
• If you have an alarm, use it even for
short period.
• Do not leave any valuables in your
vehicle. If you must leave something
in your vehicle secure it properly by
locking the doors / by hiding it.

Other Information
Contents
Technical Specifications __________ 150
Safety_________________________ 154
Road Signs _____________________ 155

Other Information
Technical Specifications
Engine
Type 4 stroke, Turbo charged with intercooler, CRDi Engine
Bore/Stroke, mm 94 x 94
No. of Cylinders 4
No. of Valves 8
Displacement, CC 2609
Compression Ratio 18.5:1
Max. Net Engine Output, RPM 84.5 kW (115 HP) @ 3800 RPM
Max. Net Torque, RPM 278 N-m ( 28.3 kg-m.) @ 1700-2200 RPM
Air Cleaner Foam type

Oil Filter Full flow, Paper type
Fuel Filter Single with water in fuel indicator
Clutch Hydraulically operated, Single plate, dry type, Dia. 240 X 160, Valeo F 810
Transmission 5 speed, Manual
Type Synchromesh in all forward gears
No. of gears 5 forward, 1 reverse
Gear ratios
I 3.78 : 1
II 2.09 : 1
III 1.38 : 1
5 IV 1.00 : 1
V 0.79 : 1
Reverse 3.53 : 1

Other Information
TRANSFER CASE (for 4X4 version only)

Type Electric shift or Manual shift & mounted on transmission
Ratio : High 1:1
Low 1 : 2.48
AXLES
Front 2WD:Non-drive, Stub axle
4WD : Full floating, Drive axle, 4.3:1
Rear Semi floating Hypoid type, 4.3:1 (LSD Optional)
TYRES & WHEELS
Rim 6.5J x 16 (Alloy wheel optional)
Tyres P245/75R16
No. of Wheels 5 (inclusive of spare wheel)
STEERING
Type Power assisted, Rack & Pinion
Steering column Tilt mechanism - optional
Steering wheel turn lock-to-lock 3.5 (Approx)
Turning Circle Diameter, mtr 12.6
FRAME Tubular (’C’ in ‘C’) Ladder type
SUSPENSION
Front Independent Front with Torsion bar & Double wishbone
Rear Semi-elliptical leaf spring
Anti Roll Bar Provided in Front & Rear
Shock Absorbers Hydraulic, Double Acting, Telescopic
5

Other Information
BRAKES
Service Brakes Tandem Master Cylinder, Vacuum assisted servo, with LSPV & BV
Front Ventilated Disc and caliper type
Rear Drum type
Parking Brake Internal expanding with auto adjuster on rear wheels, hand lever and cable type
ABS (with DRP) Optional
FUEL TANK CAPACITY, Lits. 80 Liters
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
System Voltage, V 12 V
Battery, V, Amp-Hr 12 V, 65 Ah (12V, 80Ah for cold temperature)
Single Cab Double Cab

Alternator (max. output), Amp 90 A
Wiper Motor 2 speed with adjustable intermittent, link
type
DIMENSIONS
Wheel Base, mm 3040 3040
Overall length, mm 5098 5098
Overall width, mm 1770 (excluding outside mirrors) 1770 (excluding outside mirrors)
Overall height, mm unladen 1942 - Laden 1862 - Laden
Front Track, mm 1450 1450
5 Rear Track, mm
Min. Ground Clearance, mm
1450
210 (below axle differential)
1450
210 (below axle differential)
Cargo width 1520 1520

Other Information
Cargo Depth 550 550

Cargo height from Ground 668 668
Tail door Opening 1348 1348
CAB
Type Normal control all steel shell Normal control all steel shell
Front Seat Bucket seats with front to rear & backrest Bucket seats with front to rear & backrest
adjustments, Adjustable head restraint & seat adjustments,
belt. Adjustable head restraint & seat belt.
Rear Seat Non-adjustable bench seat with seat belts, lap
belt for middle occupant & adjustable head
restraints
WEIGHTS
Kerb weight, Kg 2WD: 2050 Kg, 4WD: 2150 Kg 2WD: 1990 Kg, 4WD: 2090 Kg
Max. GVW, Kg 2WD: 3150 Kg, 4WD: 3150 Kg 2WD: 3150 Kg, 4WD: 3150 Kg
Pay Load, Kg 2WD: 1185 Kg, 4WD: 1000 Kg 2WD: 1245 Kg, 4WD: 1060 Kg
Max. FAW, Kg 2WD: 1210 Kg, 4WD: 1210 Kg 2WD: 1210 Kg, 4WD: 1210 Kg
Max. RAW, Kg 2WD: 1940 Kg, 4WD: 1940 Kg 2WD: 1940 Kg, 4WD: 1940 Kg
Max. Gradeability in 1st. Gear, deg. 2WD: 15 deg, 4WD: 25 deg 2WD: 15 deg, 4WD: 25 deg

Other Information
Safety
Drinking and Driving Don’t Go Together Anti-theft Precautions
Driving, anytime, anywhere, under the • Ensure that the windows are closed
influence of alcohol or drugs, is dangerous • Avoid leaving packages, valuables etc.,
to you, to your family, the passengers, and inside an unattended vehicle
to everyone else on the road. Alcohol or
drugs reduce your alertness and lead to • Lock the doors
accidents. Use of Seat Belts
Driving Long Distances • In the interest of safety to the driver
When you are driving over long distances, and passengers of all four wheelers,
follow these tips so that you have a safe wearing of seat belts has been made
journey: compulsory for all front seat passengers
and rear seat passengers under the
• Avoid driving more than 150 kms at a
Central Motor Vehicle Rules.
time. Switch drivers even if you are not
tired. • Prohibition of Use of Mobile Phones
while Driving
• Lack of sleep or fatigue may impact
your ability to drive safely • Using a mobile phone while driving
constitutes nuisance or danger to the
• Exercise your eyes by shifting the focus
public and is prohibited under the
of your eyes to different parts of the
Central Motor Vehicle Rules.
road
• Use stimulating beverages such as
coffee or tea
• Relax and stay calm
5

Other Information
Road Signs

Other Information
Grades / Ratings, Filling capacities,

Item Frequency
Specified values
Engine oil & Engine oil filter SAE 15W40; API CG4, ACEA B3/E3 (Upto At 5000 km, 10000 km and there after at
replacement ambients -10 degrees celcius) - 6 Ltrs every 10000 km
Primary filter at every 10000 km & Secondary
Diesel filters replacement
at every 20000 km
Air filter replacement Every 10000 km
BASF GLYSANTIN G45-23;
Engine coolant change Mix of Coolant 30% & water 70%; Every 40000 km
System capacity - 1 0 Ltrs
Injector nozzle pressure testing 250 + 8 bar At every 40000 km
Inlet valves - 0.30 mm; Exhaust valves
Valve clearance adjustment Every 20000 km
- 0.45 mm
SAE 80W90, API GL4, At 5000 km, 20000 km and there after at
Transmission oil replacement
(Upto ambients -5 degree celcius) every 20000 km
SAE 75W90, API GL4,
(Upto ambients -5 to 15 degree celcius)
SAE 80W90, API GL5,
Front & Rear differential oil
(Upto ambients -10 degre celcius)
SAE 75W90, API GL5,
(Upto ambients -10 to 15 degree celcius)
Check front brake pads, disc, rear brake
At every 10000 km
drums & linings
Wleel alignment & Tyre rotation At every 10000 km
5 Tyre pressures
On front - 2 Kg / Sq Cm;
On rear - 2.2 Kg / Sq Cm
Atleast weekly once

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