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I've hit 50,000 for current Michelin Energy Saver tyres. 185 70 R14 ? Michelins are used for front and, Nexen is used for back, Nexen is around 30,000 and good amount of threads still remaining.
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RPM meter not returning to zero - Allion 240
aruntantan replied to aruntantan's question in Electrical problems
You know where I can fix this?. And the rough cost for the repair? -
Yes , garage near Boralesgamuwa.
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@spectre For all Japanese KYB Excel - G shocks. For front 13,000 * 2 + 6000 (worn out rubber parts + bushing + service charges) For Rear 12,000 * 2 + 3000 (bushing + service charges) Total cost around 59k
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RPM meter not returning to zero - Allion 240
aruntantan replied to aruntantan's question in Electrical problems
Seems the reading are way out of sync. Sometimes idle it shows 0 , Sometimes it works correctly. -
RPM meter not returning to zero - Allion 240
aruntantan replied to aruntantan's question in Electrical problems
Car is in shutdown, when I took the picture Thanks davy, Will try to give some high revs, to see if it works correctly. -
Anyone experienced the issue RPM not returning to zero? When engine stopped, stuck around 500rpm
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I have a Toyota Allion 240 and, today I noticed that, the RPM meter not returning to zero. When stopped it was showing around 500rpm. and after starting Idle is showing 1200-1300. Anyone know how to fix the issue?. Note : recently I have changed the ATF, not sure there is a connection. Thanks.
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Yeah when finding a Toyota you need a bit of a luck as well. Got a 2004/2007 Allion 240, 2 years back. 100k on the clock. Absolutely nothing to complain about. Love the ride and the comfort ❤️
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Yeah, should have checked before buying, But GDI worst mistake. Again look at the total cost for those repairs, still within 5 laks losing range? after so many issues?.
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Already lost 5 laks, high time to buy a Toyota.
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Changed ATF oil, this Saturday, Now the ride is so smooth. Thanks all who helped
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Hmm r u sure its original japanese shocks? There was two other flavours Malaysian KYB and Klassic KYB. Im not sure what went wrong for u ?
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Replaced All four shocks in my Allion, with KYB Excel-G. No issues so far. Improved handling plus the comfort.
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R u serious? I used only genuine parts until now, ? and no plan on selling sooner.