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  • Page 1 Owner’s Manual Mahindra Goa...
  • Page 2 ISSUED: JUNE 2007 MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA LTD. GATEWAY BUILDING, APOLLO BUNDER, MUMBAI 400039, INDIA...
  • Page 3 SUV. 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.
  • Page 4 Mahindra vehicle could affect Caution liability / Obligation. Illustrations do electronically controlled fuel injection A CAUTION indicates a hazardous...
  • Page 5 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...
  • Page 6 4WD Low indicator light Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light 4WD high indicator light Door Ajar Warning Light Check Engine Warning Light Engine Mallfunction Light Rear Fog Light Seat Belt Warning Light Temperature Fuel Parking Brake Low Brake Fluid MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Cruise Controls / Audio Controls _____ 42 Voice Messaging System ___________ 43 Follow Me Home Headlight _________ 47 Rear View Mirrors ________________ 48 Foot Pedals _____________________ 50 Steering ________________________ 53 Transmission / Gear Shift __________ 54 Bonnet Release Lever _____________ 55 MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 8: Identification Numbers

    It is used in registering the ownership. To locate the vehicle serial number and the engine number, open the bonnet. You will find both the numbers on a label near the bonnet release lever. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 9 Keys The chassis number is punched on the The engine number is punched on left-hand Your MAHINDRA comes with a set of two right side of the chassis close to the front side top face of the engine front cover.
  • Page 10 A new pair of keys can be acquired Both the front doors can be locked from as applicable. through Mahindra Authorised Dealer both the inside and the outside, using either the door-lock lever or the key when by stating the key number provided on Place your hand behind the handle.
  • Page 11 The driver upper key and turn the red knob located on each in case of emergency. door-lock lever needs to be depressed to door (close to the latch) clockwise before lock all doors simultaneously, from inside. closing the doors. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 12: Seating Adjustments

    Caution properly. Do not drive the vehicle unless the occupants are properly seated. Persons not properly seated and/or properly restrained by seat belts can be severely injured in the case of emergency braking or a collision. Push MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 13 To keep the seat-back in folded position, the strap end (which is kept in small pocket Pull Up in the seat bottom) can be hooked at the head restraint rod. Lift Up MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 14 To unfold, strap through the hook provided on the swing the whole seat-back and downward. back of the seat cushion and sticking Lift the seat-back until it is locked. the velcro. 1. Unlock 2. Fold 3. Swing MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 15 Adjusting the driver’s seat while protection. 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. 30° Push MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 16 Get the seat belt problem been designed. A slack belt will greatly fixed by Mahindra authorised dealer reduce the protection afforded to the immediately. Used/damaged seat belt wearer.
  • Page 17 Mahindra Authorised devices from operating to remove the abdominal area causing serious dealer.
  • Page 18 To unfasten the belt, press the button on system in accordance with age and size the buckle. of the child as recommended by the child restraint system manufacturer. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 19 If child restraint system regulations up or kneel on either the rear or the exist in the country where you reside, please contact nearest Mahindra dealer front seats. An unrestrained child could suffer serious injuries during for the installation of the child restraint emergency braking or collision.
  • Page 20 Always drive with the head restraints is locked in place. properly inserted. Adjust the head restraint so that it is at the same level as your head. Never adjust the head restraint to the level of your neck. Push Pull MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 21: Ignition Switch Cum Steering Lock

    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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 22 Remove the key only seconds. when the vehicle is parked. On some models, the ring will illuminate the moment the driver door is opened and will remain glowing till the door is closed. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 23: Dash Board

    11. Ashtray (Floor Console) 12. 12V Power Output 13. Gear Lever Knob 14. Horn Pad 15. Cruise Control switches 16. Rear Demister Switch 17. Remote Fuel Lid Open Switch 18. Bonnet Lock Release Lever 19. Hazard Warning Light Switch MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 24: Combination Levers

    Caution the driver. For the use of the high beams, follow the Road Regulations in force. Head Light-Low/High Beam Parking Lights Fog Lights OFF MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 25 • 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 26 • Rear Fog light (s): Turn the inner headlights are on. rotary 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 MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 27 But after lane change you may that position. have to do it manually. If the indicator light continues to flash after a turn, manually return the stalk to its original position. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 28 After few seconds of position the post wipe, the wiper will operate Rear Wiper (ON): Turn the stalk end once to dribble down the washer fluid switch 3 upwards to the first position until remains. it is aligned opposite mark ’ON’ MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 29 • 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 30 Switch on the ignition and just move wiper stalk to ’MIST’ position to return the wipers to the park position. Note Do not operate the wipers when the wind shield is dry. It may scratch the glass. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 31: Headlight Leveling / Guiding Lights

    Switch Vehicle loading condition Position Driver / Driver with Front passenger Driver + Front passenger + Rear seat occupied All seats occupied All seats occupied with luggage or Driver with luggage at extreme rear side MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 32 This feature cannot be permanently / key into it during night time. temporarily disabled / enabled. The front interior lamp will also get activated along with the above lights during this cycle. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 33: Instrument Cluster Crde

    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) 11 12 23. Fuel Gauge 24. Right Turn Indicator 25. Left Turn Indicator MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 34 Before Driving If the indicator comes on Do this If parking brake is off, stop immediately, and check brake fluid level / contact Mahindra Brake light Authorised Dealer Battery Stop and check Engine oil Stop and check Engine Malfunction Take the vehicle to Mahindra Authorised dealer...
  • Page 35 Alternatively second row will show the shown in the picture). The trip meters can clock in the 12 hour format. show up to 9999 kms. Odometr & Trip meter Odometr & Trip meter Odometr & Digital Clock ‘A’ Display Display ‘B’ Display MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 36 Trip meter ’A’ & Trip meter ’B’, continuously indicates Engine Fault (other off all unnecessary electrical equipment when the particular Trip meter displayed. than EMS). Arrange for checking at the and contact a Mahindra Authorized Dealer Clock Setting: When clock is displayed, nearest Mahindra Authorised Dealer immediately.
  • Page 37 Filter the MAX level and check the light again. Dealer check/correct the braking reaches the maximum permissible limit, If still ON contact Mahindra Authorized system as soon as possible. the indicator gives warning to remove Dealer Immediately. 16. Door Open warning Light water and clean the fuel filter.
  • Page 38 / glow continuously indicating noise, hence not recommended. in the rate of flashing indicates the presence of fault in EMS. The vehicle failure of one of the indicator needs attention by Mahindra Authorised bulbs. Dealer immediately. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 39 OFF automatically after 12 while driving. minutes of operation. Horn: Horn can be operated independent of the ignition switch. To sound the horn, depress the pad in the center of the steering wheel. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 40 OFF. the heater wires or connectors. brake. Depending on the slope and/or vehicle load, it may be necessary to apply the hand brake by two additional notches and select a gear (preferably 1st or reverse). MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 41: Cruise Control

    If the accelerator The cruise control system is designed to pedal is pressed for more than 30 seconds, operate above the speed of 25 km/h. the cruise control will be deactivated. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 42: Cruise Controls / Audio Controls

    OFF. Volume control To increase the volume press the VOL+ switch and to reduce the audio volume press the VOL- switch. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 43: Voice Messaging System

    A state-of-the-art system, VMS, is provided Please check’ to monitor and announce various warnings the messages will be announced in your Mahindra. This is in addition to the through the front right speaker, by This message will be announced warnings on the instrument cluster.
  • Page 44 10 seconds. No repetition of the removed. be made after vehicle covers 5Kms message in the same driving cycle, 8 ‘Your Mahindra is running on after the 2nd announcement with even if the fault is not removed. the same condition. No repetitions Reserve Fuel.’...
  • Page 45 10 litres. The above performance would be available on plain road operation. However if the vehicle is operating in gradients, ghats and on bad roads with pot hole etc… VMS Reset Security System Switch Valet Switch MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 46 No part of the voice messaging system is Welcome to Mahindra, your dream Temperature is High. serviceable by the user. vehicle. Your car is a Power Full Mahindra & Mahindra recommend to the Careful. Your Hand Brake vehicle, please drive it carefully.

  • Page 47: Follow Me Home Headlight

    (or) activated. The above The headlights will again light up for procedure is common for disabling another 30 seconds maximum and goes and enabling the feature. OFF, the moment the door locks are activated through remote after closing the door. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 48: Rear View Mirrors

    Both manual & remote operated outside are. Do not overestimate the distance of mirror units can be folded flat, where it is the objects seen in the mirror. needed, against the vehicle when pushed towards it. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 49 Always adjust the when driving in the night, pull the view outside mirrors to the driver’s convenient mirror lever towards yourself. Push the position before driving the vehicle. lever away from yourself to bring back for day driving position MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 50: Foot Pedals

    Dry the brakes by driving at very slow speed and applying the brakes lightly until the brake performance become normal. Bonnet Brake Release Lever Clutch Accelerator MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 51 ABS performance. All the brake related Compared with the vehicles not equipped operating at all speeds. The brakes will works to be attended by a Mahindra work normally. Only at the time of wheel with ABS, your vehicle may require a longer Authorised dealer only.
  • Page 52 If ABS warning light on / • In case the engine stalls, do not pump blinking continuously, immediately contact the brake pedal. Each press on the the nearest Mahindra Authorised dealer. pedal uses up your reserve vacuum. Note Due to ABS operation the wheels will not lock.

  • Page 53: Steering

    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 MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 54: Transmission / Gear Shift

    Gear Shift: The gearshift pattern is shown on the gear lever knob. The clutch pedal should be pressed down fully while shifting, and then released slowly. Shift into the reverse gear only when the vehicle is stationary. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 55: Bonnet Release Lever

    To do this you need to slide Caution your finger beneath the partially opened Be careful when downshifting on bonnet. a slippery surface. Abrupt shifting could cause the vehicle to spin or skid. Bonnet Release Lever MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 56 Caution bonnet securely from falling down on • Make sure that the bonnet is fully closed your head or your body. and locked before driving. Otherwise, the bonnet may open unexpectedly while driving and an accident may occur. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 57 Starting and Stoping Engine ________ 58 Stopping Engine / Limp Home Mode _ 60 Driving Tips _____________________ 61 Shifting Driving Modes ____________ 65 Fuel ___________________________ 73 Window Winding _________________ 77 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning _ 79 Other Equipment _________________ 87 MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 58: Starting And Stoping Engine

    • Check for availability of the Jack & wheel nut wrench. • Adjust seat position, seat-back angle and head restraint height to comfort. • Adjust internal and external rear-view mirrors. • Lock all doors. • Fasten seat belts. • Turn the key to IGN position. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 59 Turbocharger system • Crank the engine by turning the key to It is dangerous to run the Your Mahindra diesel engine is equipped START position till the engine starts. engine in a closed space. The engine with turbocharger (TC) system. The TC...

  • Page 60: Stopping Engine / Limp Home Mode

    Authorised Dealer. safe place. Needless to say the drivability & fuel consumption will be greatly affected. Driving the vehicle to the Mahindra Authorised dealer in the Limp home Mode: • Follow the engine starting instructions as mentioned in the previous page •...

  • Page 61: Driving Tips

    • While braking, accelerating or turning, better traction avoid jerky and abrupt movements MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 62 & brake/clutch fluids, for the cold winter (extreme cold atmospheric) conditions. To avoid door lock from freezing, squirt lock de-icer or glycerin into the locks. Heated key can be used to open the frozen lock. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 63 • When parking on a slope, turn the front Mahindra Authorized dealer. operate this vehicle correctly may result in wheels until they touch the side curb to lose of control or vehicle rollover.
  • Page 64 Otherwise water entry can cause air intake system failure resulting in engine seizure, washing away the bearing greases causing rusting and premature failure. And transmission, transfer case or differential also may get damage due to water entry. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 65: Shifting Driving Modes

    Shift the lever quickly and smoothly of traction. when moving across the ’N’ position with the vehicle stopped. Need not to stop the vehicle / depress the clutch pedal, when shifting between 2H to 4H and 4H to 2H. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 66 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 67 To release the front wheel locking hubs please refer the procedure under the section ‘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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 68 & from front transmitted to the front wheels. While noise. It is normal. wheels changing back to the 2WD mode, the hubs need to be released. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 69 ‘FREE’. locked Make sure the triangle mark on the hub aligns with the other one at the you desires Caution to set. Never drive with only one hub engaged. LOCK FREE MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 70 Driving the vehicle in 4WD Low / High mode on dry, hard surface may cause damage to the drive line, excessive tyre, 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 71 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 before select the 4WD modes. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 72 • After starting the engine, do not rev it to be broken-in by moderate use for up; Warm up gradually at idling speed the first 300 km • Do not drive over 100 km/hr or 3/4 of the top speed. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 73: Fuel

    Damage caused due to the use of substandard fuel / other than specified, will Unscrew the inner cap and fill the not be covered under Mahindra warranty. recommended fuel. Replace the inner cap The operation, power output and durability and push the outer lid until you hear an of the engine are affected to a great extent audible click.
  • Page 74 Always use only a designated using the ignition key. Unscrew the inner can burn skin & eyes and cause illness Mahindra fuel cap. The wrong cap can cap and fill the recommended fuel. Replace when ingested. Fuel spray happens result in a serious malfunction of your the inner cap and lock the outer lid.
  • Page 75 • Maintain proper front-wheel alignment; • Keep the engine tuned. Get the vehicle Improper front wheel alignment causes serviced at a Mahindra Authorised tyres to wear out faster and exerts service centre regularly. more load on the engine, leading to •...
  • Page 76 Caution schedule; Get your vehicle checked Never switch off the engine to coast and maintained periodically by the down hill. Your vehicle power steering & Mahindra Authorised Dealer. brake booster may not function properly with out engine running. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 77: Window Winding

    • Push the switch to open the window • Pull the switch to close the window Rear power window switches Front power window switches Disabling switch MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 78 Always remove the ignition key handle toward you and swing it fully out. when leaving children alone in the vehicle, When closing the window, make sure it is to avoid risk of injuries due to unintended completely closed. operation of power windows. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 79: Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning

    While Driving Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning 1. Side Vents 2. Heating, Ventilation & AC Swithches 3. Center Vents 4. Floor Console Vents MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 80 (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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 81 Side and Console Vents: Airflow can be adjusted with rotary controls underneath the vents. The airflow can be directed with lever at the centre of the vent by swiveling up or down and from side to side. Cooling with Outside Air MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 82 / heated according to the function selected. Note Do not use the recirculation ) mode for long periods as it may cause the interior air to become stale and windows to mist up. Cooling with Re-circulated Air MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 83 C LO is on, it will switch on high cooling Temperature Air Distribution and the A/C LO will be switched off Control Knob Control Knob automatically and vise versa. We recommend to operate in A/C LO mode for better fuel economy. Fresh/Recirculation Air selector Switch Switch Switch MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 84 & 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 85 • Select the fresh air intake mode. • Set the air distribution control knob to defroster mode • With the air conditioner off For heating the vehicle interior while windshield defrosting, select the Foot-well / Defroster mode, if required. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 86 Have the filter / Defroster mode, if required. • Select the fresh air intake mode. cleaned / replaced by a Mahindra Authorised dealer as recommended / Switch on the A/C HI or A/C LO for • Set the air distribution control knob to when required.

  • Page 87: Other Equipment

    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! MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 88 • Take care not to drop the cigarette door from inside. Do not use ashtrays for rubbish. You might on the seats. It may burn holes in the start a fire. upholstery. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 89 Front and Rear Tow Hooks: Your glove box. Always keep the Owner’s Manual fittings: Use the 12V 10 Amps extra fitting MAHINDRA comes with two towing eyelets. in the glove box for ready reference. On connection point (where ever provided) for...
  • Page 90 & cautious towing; otherwise the vehicle may be wash facility or passing beneath a low damaged. Switch on the hazard lights when driving habits. Contact your Mahindra overhead clearance. the vehicle is being towed. Authorised Dealer for further details before towing, as there may be some additional legal requirements in your country.
  • Page 91 Using the cup holder to hold accident. hot liquids when the vehicle is moving is dangerous. The contents may spill on the occupants causing scald. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 92 MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 93 Catalytic Converter / Fuel _________ 116 Engine Maintenance Checks _______ 117 Tyre Inspection & Rotation ________ 118 Flat Tyres ______________________ 121 Wipers ________________________ 130 Appearance Care ________________ 131 Maintaining the AC System ________ 135 Trouble Shooting ________________ 136 Towing ________________________ 142 MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 94: Maintenance Schedule Chart

    Take your vehicle to a Mahindra Authorized cause a serious accident. • When experiencing a problem, try to Service Station only.
  • Page 95 80,000 and then every 10,000 Kms) Clean the diesel fuel strainer (Intank) (for CRDe Engines) Remove drain plug fuel tank and drain off sediments Check & drain water from fuel filter (or when indicator in the cluster glows)(only for SZ CRDe 2.6 Engine) MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 96 Check Steering wheel linkage & gear box oil Check Power steering reservoir fluid level and hose connections for leaks Front Axle Change grease in front wheel hub Adjust bearing play (0.0254 mm - 0.1016 mm) Check Front Axle Drive shafts (Bent or boot damage) MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 97 Check the condition of bushes, rubber links in anti-roll bar, Replace if necessary @@ Check the condition of rubber bushes in lower arm & upper arm of front suspension, Replace if necessary @@ @@- or once in a year, whichever is earlier MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 98 Check seat belts, buckles, retractors & adjuster Check All windows for operation & alignment Check Hood, NVH covers, door panels for fit and alignment 3 Check & lubricate Latches, Keys and locks for operation @@- or once in a year, whichever is earlier MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 99 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 spare tire, jack, jack rod, tools and literature. Wash & Clean interior and exterior before every delivery MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 100 Cigarette Lighter and Remote Control Mirrors, Check proper operation of Security system and voice messaging system (if fitted) - Inspect these items and their related parts. If necessary, correct, clean, replenish, adjust or replace - Indicates Replace or change MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 101: Recommended Lubricants Chart

    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) MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 102: Fuse & Relay Identification

    ENGINE COMPARTMENT MAXI FUSE YELLOW GLOW PLUG MAXI FUSE PINK CRDe ECU BLADE TYPE BLUE HEAD LAMP HI BEAM BLADE TYPE BLUE HEAD LAMP LOW BEAM BLADE TYPE BLUE HORN & HAZARD 100A MAXI FUSE BLUE CHARGING SYSTEM MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 103 If you have no spare fuses, borrow one of the same ratings from a circuit not essential to vehicle operation. Get the spare fuses replenished at a Mahindra Authorised dealer. LOCATION : BEHIND GLOVE BOX...

  • Page 104: Light / Bulb Specifications

    Use of the same rating. an authorised Mahindra dealer or by a only the correct wattage rating bulbs (refer qualified technician. • Install the fuse cover the table for rating).
  • Page 105 Rear Fog light BAS15D Rear License plate lights Interior lights bulb type 1 # C10W Interior lights bulb type 2 # C10W Side foot step lights * Glove box light * * - on selected models # - model specific MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 106: Self Maintenance Checks

    • Insert the connector in to the new bulb assy (of the same wattage), and follow the reverse procedure to assemble the bulb assy in the headlight assy. • Clamp the bulb assy by wire clamp properly. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 107 • Assemble back the bulb & holder assy • Replace the bulb in the holder in to the head lamp • Re-assemble the bulb & holder assy • Turn the bulb holder clockwise to lock back to the light assembly in the respective slot. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 108 • Re-assemble the light assy and follow back to the tail door. assemble it back on the vehicle body the reverse procedure to fit the light back on the rear spoiler. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 109 Rear registration plate light bulbs Maintenance of your vehicle is best • Lights: Make sure that headlights, stop performed at a Mahindra Authorized lights, tail lights, turn signal lights and • Remove the light lens & gasket by Service Station. However, for your vehicle other lights are working properly.
  • Page 110 If this happens, immediately flush your eyes If the engine is hot, do not remove / with water and get medical attention. loosen the radiator cap to prevent burning yourself. Radiator Coolant Reserve Tank MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 111 Windshield washer fluid: Check that Do not use the engine antifreeze there is adequate fluid in the tank. or any other fluids which are not suitable, because it may damage your vehicle’s paint & exterior. Power Steering Fluid Reservoir MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 112 Jack Handle Jack: The jack is located under the co- driver’s seat. Wheel spanner & jack handle: In double cab models, the tools can be found strapped on to the bottom of the 2nd row seat. Wheel Spanner MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 113: Engine Oil Check

    Some of this oil is sucked into the combustion chamber together with the intake air and is burnt there. Engine oil consumption depends upon the viscosity and quality of the oil, and upon the conditions in which the vehicle is driven. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 114 Note / engine compartment can become very Change the engine oil every time hot. You could get burned / injured. Avoid you replace the oil filter. Mahindra working when engine is hot. recommends correct Warning...

  • Page 115: Battery Check

    This may cause serious damage to fuel system-ECU and to other electronic equipments. • Always disconnect negative terminal cable first from the battery. But when reconnecting, always connect the cable to the positive terminal first. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 116: Catalytic Converter / Fuel

    Excessive electrolyte operating conditions could squirt out of the battery during heavy • Consult a Mahindra Authorised Dealer/ charging, causing corrosion or damage. Service Center at the earliest in the event of irregular running of engine...

  • Page 117: Engine Maintenance Checks

    Remember your Mahindra dealer with inflammable materials such as knows best about your vehicle and its grass, leaves, paper or rags.

  • Page 118: Tyre Inspection & Rotation

    • Each time your vehicle is raised up for an oil change • Whenever you notice a change in the noise of the exhaust system • Whenever the tail pipe end of the exhaust system is found rusty MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 119 • Using any other tyre size than what Tyre Inspection is specified for your Mahindra is Inspect your vehicle’s tyres periodically by dangerous. It could seriously affect performing the following checks: ride, handling, ground clearance, tyre •...
  • Page 120 Mahindra vehicle and do not use alongside. Tyres should be rotated every Plug method (mushroom type) is preferred...

  • Page 121: Flat Tyres

    To change a flat tyre you will require the following: Jack, Jack Handle, Tool Kit & Spare Tyre Getting acquainted with the locations of each of the tools mentioned above and learning to use them will help you in emergencies. Jack Handle Jack Wheel Spanner MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 122 • To store the jack, place it between the • Insert the end of the wheel spanner brackets and turn the joint in direction into the lowering screw 2 (as shown in the diagram). Seat Direction 2 Direction 1 Jack MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 123 To prevent the vehicle from rolling • Check the spare wheel from the side of when it is jacked up, block the wheel which the vehicle to ensure the spare wheel is diagonally opposite the flat tyre. secured properly. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 124 Do not try to pry off the wheel cover the spanner does not slip off the nut. Do by hand. Take due care in handling the not remove the nuts yet. Just unscrew wheel cover to avoid unexpected personal them about one-half turn. injury. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 125 • When the jack touches the vehicle, check once more to see that it is properly positioned under the vehicle • Raise it high enough to remove the flat tyre and install the spare one Foot Step Front long member Front wheel Rear Front MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 126 Attempting to jack the vehicle circumstances. 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 127 Check to see if the wheel nuts are remove corrosion (lack of good metal tight after the first 1600 km. to metal contact on the mounting surfaces may loosen the nuts and cause the wheel to come off when driving) MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 128 Doing so may resulting in over- put any part of your body under the tightening 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. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 129 Driving on tyres with over-inflation Follow the same procedure for changing or or under-inflation is dangerous. It will rotating the tyres. affect the vehicle handling and result in a serious accident. Always inflate the tyres to the correct pressure. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 130: Wipers

    / 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. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 131: Appearance Care

    • Use a soft bristle brush, sponge or soft vehicle’s looks by washing it regularly. cloth with the detergent solution to Avoid using chemical solvents and wash the vehicle. strong cleaners that can damage the paint and metal of the vehicle. • Rinse frequently. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 132 Repair them with the recommended touch- distance or vehicle pulling to one side up paint. when braking could cause a serious accident. Dry the brakes by driving at very slow speed and applying the brakes lightly until the brake performance become normal. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 133 If you encounter any faults, get • Polishes: Polishes restore shine to difficult to reach. them repaired only at Mahindra Authorised paint that is oxidized or has lost some Service Station. Get the damaged parts of its shine. They typically contain mild Caution replaced immediately.
  • Page 134 • Loss of paint and protective coatings the leather. It is recommended to contact from the exterior and underside of the the your MAHINDRA dealer for treating vehicle. leather. • Corrosion can be prevented through simple periodic maintenance.

  • Page 135: Maintaining The Ac System

    This circulates the lubricating oil contained in the refrigerant. Note The condenser and radiator fins of the air conditioning system bend easily. Use only a low-pressure spray or soft-bristle brush to clean them. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 136: Trouble Shooting

    Meet a qualified technician to normal, but the engine does not start up rectify it. and run. • Turn the ignition switch to IGN position and check the fuel gauge for fuel. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 137 (-) terminal on the booster battery. Positive (+) Connect the other end to the grounding Jumper terminal strap. Do not connect this jumper cable to cable Negative (+) any other part of the engine. terminal Booster Battery Discharged Positive (+) Battery terminal MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 138 & injuring the cause the battery to rupture / explode enough. So use only standardized occupants causing serious injury. jumper cables and do not light a match or smoke while jump starting. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 139 / coolant leak stop the conditions. It is normal for it to go higher move the temperature control knob to engine, contact the nearest Mahindra if you are driving up along steep hill. In the maximum hot position and put the Authorised dealer for assistance.
  • Page 140 Turn off the air-conditioning system the system. Have the vehicle checked pressure. and all other accessories. Turn on the at a Mahindra Authorised dealer at the hazard warning indicators. Start the engine. Add coolant to the earliest. radiator up to the base of the filter neck.
  • Page 141 • Start the engine and have a look at the indicators. oil pressure indicator. If the light does not go out within 10 seconds, it means that there is a mechanical problem that needs to be addressed before you can continue driving. MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 142: Towing

    If your vehicle needs to be towed, call a equipment professional towing service. If your vehicle cannot be transported by flat-bed equipment, it should be towed by wheel-lift equipment with the front wheels off the ground. Flat-bed Towing MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 143 Do not extract the key, as the steering wheel will lock automatically and you will be unable to steer the wheels. Warning When towing vehicle, make sure that you observe the road traffic regulations concerning both the towing device and driving conduct. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 144 • Do not leave the spare key or a note of lighted area. your vehicle key number in the vehicle. • If you have an alarm, use it even for Keep the spare key in a safe place in short period. your home. MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 145 Other Information Contents Technical Specifications __________ 146 Safety _________________________ 149 Road Signs _____________________ 150 MAHINDRA GOA...

  • Page 146: Technical Specifications

    1.38 : 1 1.00 : 1 0.79 : 1 Reverse 3.53 : 1 TRANSFER CASE (for 4X4 version only) Type Electric shift or Manual shift & mounted on transmission Ratio : High 1 : 1 1 : 2.48 MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 147 Internal expanding with auto adjuster on rear wheels, hand lever and cable type FUEL TANK CAPACITY, in Lits. 60 Liters ELECTRICAL SYSTEM System Voltage, V 12 V Battery, V, Amp-Hr 12 V, 65 Ah Alternator (max. output), Amp 90 A MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 148 Min. Ground Clearance, mm 180 (below axle differential) WEIGHTS Kerb weight, Kg 2WD:1880 Kg, 4WD: 1980 Kg Max. GVW, Kg 2WD: 2510 Kg, 4WD: 2610 Kg Max. Gradeability in 1st. Gear, deg. 2WD: 15 deg, 4WD: 30 deg MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 149 • 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 MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 150 Other Information Road Signs MAHINDRA GOA...
  • Page 151 Check front brake pads, disc, rear brake At every 10000 km drums & linings Wleel alignment & Tyre rotation At every 10000 km On front - 2 Kg / Sq Cm; Tyre pressures Atleast weekly once On rear - 2.2 Kg / Sq Cm MAHINDRA GOA...
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