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Tata Indigo Diesel

Owner's Manual & Service Book
Passenger Car Business Unit

Mumbai Pune
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Indigo FOREWORD
Dear Customer,
Congratulations and thank you on choosing this Tata vehicle for your motoring needs! Tata Motors Limited
takes pride in our growing range of quality passenger vehicles and are confident that you will find satisfaction
in your choice.
The contents of this manual describe the features, functions, controls, and maintenance of your new Indigo
vehicle. We ask that you please read this manual thoroughly so that you may understand and be familiar with
your vehicle’s capabilities. This will help ensure your experience with your new Indigo will be enjoyable and
trouble-free for many years to come.
Tata Motors appreciates your business and we are privileged to have you as our customer.
TATA Motors Limited
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FOREWORD – Contact Information Indigo
Your local Tata Motors Dealership knows your vehicle best and can provide the most precise maintenance
and service for your vehicle. Our network of Tata Motors Dealerships and Authorized Service Centers are
committed to servicing your vehicle in a timely, proficient, and professional manner to your satisfaction.
The Customer Support Network section in this manual provides the contact information for the Tata Motors
dealerships and Authorized Service Centers nearest to you. If you would like to contact the Passenger Car
Division of Tata Motors Limited directly with questions, comments, and/or concerns, please use one of the
methods.
Mailing Address: TATA Motors Limited
Customer Support
Passenger Car Business Unit
8th Floor, Centre No.1,
World Trade Centre, Cuffe Parade
Mumbai- 400 005
Toll-free Number: 1800 209 6688

Email: support@tatamotors.com
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Indigo FOREWORD – How To Use This Manual
This owner’s manual contains Warnings, Cautions, Notes,
and symbols to alert the vehicle owner to important
information concerning potential hazards or useful
information regarding the operation of their vehicle. An
illustration containing a circle with a diagonal slash informs
the operator to “Do Not Do This” or “Do Not Let This
Happen”. Refer to the figure at right.
The text boxes below provide descriptions for the information
contained in Warnings, Cautions, and Notes.
“Do Not” Symbol TIOM000001

! WARNING
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
! CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate personal injury as well as
damage to equipment.
NOTE
NOTE is used to highlight information useful to the vehicle owner in the
operation or maintenance of a feature the vehicle is equipped with.

Indigo
! WARNING
TATA Motors Limited has manufactured your vehicle to strict quality
and safety standards. Do not modify the vehicle or vehicle’s
operation in any way, as any modifications will void the vehicle
warranty and possibly cause loss of vehicle control.
NOTE
• All information provided in this manual is accurate at the time
of printing. Because Tata Motors Limited strives to constantly
improve product, we reserve the right to make additions,
changes in design, specifications, and/or improvements without
obligation to do the same for products previously sold.
• All references made to direction in this manual are made as if
sitting in the driver’s seat of the vehicle.
Keep this owner's manual in the vehicle at all times.
© Copyright 2007 TATA MOTORS LIMITED
All rights reserved. The material in this manual may not be reproduced, copied, stored, or transmitted
in whole or in part, in any form, without prior written permission from
TATA MOTORS LIMITED, Mumbai, India.
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Indigo Table Of Contents
Section 1 - Component Identification 1-1 1
Section 2 - Safety Equipment 2-11 2
Section 3 - Vehicle Controls and Features 3-21 3
Section 4 - Starting and Driving 4-59 4
Section 5 - Vehicle Maintenance and Care 5-73 5
Section 6 - Emergency Service 6-117 6
Section 7 - Warranty and Service information 7-129 7
Section 8 - Vehicle Specifications 8-161 8
Section 9 - Index 9-171 9
Section 10 - Value Added Services 10-175 10
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Indigo
1
VIII

Indigo
Section 1 – Component Identification 1
Component Identification – Indigo Front Exterior.......................................................................................1-2

Component Identification – Indigo Rear Exterior........................................................................................1-3
Component Identification – Interior............................................................................................................1-4
Component Identification – Dash Panel View ...........................................................................................1-5
Component Identification – Instrument Cluster..........................................................................................1-6
Component Identification – Dicor Diesel Engine........................................................................................1-7
Component Identification – BS-II / BS-III Diesel Engine............................................................................1-8
Component Identification – Chassis & Component Numbers....................................................................1-9
1-1

COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – Indigo Front Exterior Indigo
1. Door Key Lock
1
2. Door Handle
3. Side Mirror
4. Side Marker Lamp
5. Tyre
6. Turn Indicator Lamp
14 7. Head Lamp - Low Beam
13 8. Parking Lamp
9. Fog Lamp (If Equipped)
10. Head Lamp - High Beam
11. Bonnet Release Latch (below hood)
12. Front Tow Point
1 13. Windshield Washer Nozzle

2
3
14. Windshield Wiper
4 12
11
5
6 7 10
8 9
Indigo Front Exterior View TIOM000002
1-2

Indigo COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – Indigo Rear Exterior
1. Front Jack Point
1
2. Rear Jack Point
3. Fuel Filler Door (Diesel Fuel Only)
14
13
4. Position Lamp
12
11
5. Reflex Reflector
9
10 6. Rear Fog Lamp (If Equipped)
7. Rear Tow Point
8. Exhaust Tailpipe
9. Trunk Key Lock
10. Registration Plate Lamp
11. Reverse Lamp
12. Turn Indicator Lamp
13. High Mount Brake Lamp
14. Stop/Tail Lamp
1
4 5 6 7 8
2 3
Indigo Rear Exterior View TIOM000003
1-3

COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – Interior Indigo
1 4 3
5
6
7
8
1
Indigo Interior View TIOM000006
1. Front Seat 6. Rear Reading Lamp

2. Rear View Anti-Glare Mirror 7. Rear Center Arm Rest
3. Sun Visor (RH)/Vanity Mirror (LH) 8. Rear Bench Seat (If Equipped)
4. Front Reading Lamp/Goggle Case
5. Grab Handle
1-4

Indigo COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – Dash Panel View
1. Side Air Vent
2 6 7 8 9 1
1
3 4 5 10 2. Audio Speaker
3. HVAC Control Panel
4. Central Air Vents
5. Hazard Warning Switch
6. Clock (Analog or Digital, as equipped)
1 2
3
4 7. Windshield Wiper Combination Switch
8. Steering Wheel and Horn Pad
9. Instrument Cluster
10. Lighting Combination Switch
20
11. Accessory Switches
21
19 12. Bonnet/Hood Release Lever
11
13. Ignition Switch and Steering Lock
18 15
14. Driver Foot Controls
13 12
17 15. Head Lamp Leveling Switch
14 16. Parking Brake Lever
16 17. Gear Shifting Lever
18. Power Window Switches (as equipped)
19. 12 VDC Accessory Power Socket
20. Radio Blanking Plate (or radio)
21. Glove Box
Indigo Dash Panel View TIOM000007
1-5

COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – Instrument Cluster Indigo
1
9
11 10
80 100 30
17 18
60 20 120 8 20 40
CHECK
16 ENGINE 2
1 km/h 7 RPMx100
40 140
15 P 10 50
6
20 160
14
0 3 180 0 4 60
13
888888
C H E F
12
a
b 1999.9 19
SET 5 MODE
Instrument Cluster View TIOM000161
1. Speedometer 9. High Beam Indicator 16. Check Engine Indicator

2. Tachometer 10. Right Turn Indicator 17. Front Fog Lamp (If Equipped)
3. Temperature Gauge / Over Temp 11. Left Turn Indicator 18. Rear Fog Lamp (If Equipped)
4. Fuel Gauge / Low Fuel 12. Position/Parking Lamp Indicator 19. Glow Plug Indicator
5. LCD Information Display 13. Hazard Warning 20. Overspeed Indicator (If Equipped)
6. Parking Brake / Braking System 14. Fuel Filter Sediment Indicator
7. Charging System (DICOR only)
8. Low Oil Pressure 15. Door Open Indicator
1-6

Indigo COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – DICOR Diesel Engine
2 3 4 5
6
1
7
1
8
10
DICOR Diesel Engine Compartment TIOM00257
1. Windshield Washer Reservoir 8. Air Filter Element Box

2. Auxiliary Engine Coolant Reservoir 9. Oil Level Dipstick
3. Brake Fluid Reservoir (Behind Intercooler) 10. Power Steering Fluid Reservoir
4. Intercooler
5. Oil Fill Cap
6. Electronic control module
7. Battery
1-7

COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – BS-II / BS-III Diesel Engine Indigo
1 2 3 4 5
11 8
10
BS-II / BS-III Diesel Engine Compartment TIOM000008
1. Windshield Washer Reservoir 7. Battery

2. Auxiliary Engine Coolant Reservoir 8. Air Filter Element Box
3. Brake Fluid Reservoir (Behind Intercooler) 9. Air Filter Service Indicator
4. Intercooler (BS-III engine only) 10. Oil Level Dipstick
5. Oil Fill Cap 11. Power Steering Fluid Reservoir
6. Fuse Box
1-8

Indigo COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION – Chassis & Component Numbers
1 1
Chassis and Component Numbers TIOM000220
1. Chassis Number
2. Chassis Number Plate
3. Engine Number
4. Transaxle Number
1-9

COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION Indigo
1
1-10

Indigo
Section 2 – Safety Equipment
Front Seats.............................................................................................................................................. 2-12
Sliding the Seats......................................................................................................................................................................2-12 2
Reclining the Seats..................................................................................................................................................................2-13
Adjusting the Seat Height........................................................................................................................................................2-13
Adjusting the Head Restraints.................................................................................................................................................2-14
Rear Seat................................................................................................................................................ 2-15

Lowering the Rear Seatback....................................................................................................................................................2-15
Folding the Rear Bench Seat...................................................................................................................................................2-16
Seat Belts................................................................................................................................................ 2-17

Front Seat Belts.......................................................................................................................................................................2-18
Rear Seat Belts........................................................................................................................................................................2-19
Seat Belt Reminder..................................................................................................................................................................2-19
Child Safety Locks................................................................................................................................... 2-20
2-11

SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Seats Indigo
Front Seats
The Indigo front seats are the reclining bucket-type and designed for maximum
comfort while traveling.
2 ! WARNING
• Never adjust the driver’s seat while the vehicle is in motion as
the driver may lose control of the vehicle and cause an accident.
Adjust the driver’s seat only when the vehicle is stopped.
• Always make certain the seats and seat backs are locked
securely in position. Verify the seat adjustment levers return to
their original position. A seat that is not locked into position will
promote injury in the event of an accident.
• Do not modify the vehicle seats in any way. The seats are
designed for comfort and support while driving as well as safety
in the event of an accident. Modifying the seats may reduce
their effectiveness in a collision.
Sliding the Seats

The front seats are adjustable front-to-back by lifting the lever, 1, at the front of 1
the seat and sliding in the desired direction. After releasing the adjusting lever,
verify the seat is locked into position by attempting to slide the seat front and
back.
Sliding the Seat TIOM00009
2-12

Indigo SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Seats
Reclining the Seats
The front seatbacks recline, allowing the driver and passenger to adjust the
seatback angle for proper seat belt position or to rest comfortably while the
vehicle is stopped.
To adjust the seatback angle, raise the recline adjustment lever, 1, and move the
2
seatback to the desired position. Once the lever is released, verify the seatback
is locked in position by trying to lean forward or back.
! WARNING
• Do not drive with the seat in the reclined position, otherwise 1
loss of vehicle control may occur and cause an accident. While
driving, always sit against the seatback, in the upright position.
• Reclining the seatback reduces the effectiveness of the seat Adjusting the Seatback TIOM00009
belt and increases the risk of injury or death in the event of an

accident.
Adjusting the Seat Height (If Equipped)

Some seats are equipped with an optional adjustment to change the height of the
seat to accommodate taller or shorter occupants.
To adjust the height of the seat, lift the height adjustment lever, 2, until the
desired seat height is obtained.
Adjusting the Seat Height TIOM00009
2-13

SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Seats Indigo
Adjusting the Head Restraints
The front seats are equipped with adjustable head restraints for the safety and
comfort of the vehicle operator and front passenger. The occupant of the seat
should adjust the head restraint so that the center of the pad is even with the
2 ears of the seat occupant’s head. Refer to the figure at right for head restraint
adjustment.
The head restraints are adjustable from 0 to 64 mm, at 16 mm intervals (five 1
height settings). To adjust the head restraints, push the release button, 1, and
raise or lower the head restraint to the desired position.
The head restraints can be removed for cleaning by pushing the release button
and raising the head restraints past the last position and out of the seat back.
Always replace the head restraints when finished cleaning them.
! WARNING Proper Head Restraint Position TIOM00010
Do not drive the vehicle with the head restraints removed. The head
restraints are designed to provide protection from neck injuries in the
event of a collision. Driving without the head restraints installed or
adjusted improperly increases the risk of serious injury or death in an
accident.
2-14

Indigo SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Rear Seat
Rear Seat
The rear of the vehicle is equipped with a cushion bench seat with provisions for
up to three (3) rear passengers. The center of the bench seat is equipped with
an arm rest (If Equipped), 1, that folds forward and down for the comfort of the
rear passengers. The center arm rest cannot be used when a passenger is seated
2
1
in the rear seat center-section.
Rear Bench Seat and Armrest TIOM00012
Lowering the Rear Seatback

The rear bench seat folds down for access to the rear of the vehicle. To lower
the seatback, simultaneously pull the release latch, 2, on both sides of the seat
forward and lower the seatback down against the bottom seat cushion. The seat
release latches are located along the sides of the seatback, near the top of the
cushion.
The seatback will automatically lock when returned to the full-upright 2
position.
! WARNING
• Rear passengers should always be seated in the rear bench seat
and wearing their seat belts. Do not allow passengers to sit in
the rear of the vehicle with the rear bench seat folded down. Folding the Rear Seatback Down TIOM0222
2-15

SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Rear Seat Indigo
Folding the Rear Bench Seat
The rear bench seat flips forward for increased space to transport large items or
additional luggage. To flip the rear seat forward, first lower the seatback. Grasp
2 the rear of the bench seat and lift so the rear of the seat flips towards the front of
the vehicle and rests in the passenger footwell.
! WARNING
• Rear passengers should always be seated in the rear bench
seat and wearing their seat belts. Do not allow passengers to sit
in the rear of the vehicle with the rear bench seat flipped in the
forward position.
NOTE Flipping the Rear Bench Seat TIOM00014
If necessary, slide the front seats forward to allow enough space

for the rear seat to flip all the way front and rest properly in the
passenger footwell.
2-16

Indigo SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Seat Belts
Seat Belts
The Indigo is equipped with a total of five (5) seat belts. The driver, front
passenger, and the two outer rear passenger seating positions are equipped
with three-point type seat belts and the rear seat center passenger position is a
two-point, lap-belt type. Each of the seat belts is secured in a positive-latching 2
mechanism to assure the belt does not come undone in the event of an accident.
Refer to the figure at right for proper seat belt routing.
! WARNING
• Seat belts greatly reduce the chances of severe injury or death if
an accident should occur. While operating the vehicle, the driver
and all passengers should wear seat belts at all times.
• When wearing the seat belt, sit upright, back into the seat, and
then adjust the belt properly for a snug fit. Improperly adjusted
seat belts will increase the risk of injury or death in the event of
an accident.
• The maximum number of people the vehicle can transport is
five (5), as there are only enough seat belts for five passengers.
Never transport more than five people in the vehicle at one time.
• Do not allow infants or small children to sit in the front seats of
the vehicle. Children and infants should be seated in the rear
seat of the vehicle.
Proper Seat Belt Routing TIOM00017
2-17

SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Seat belts Indigo
Front Seat Belts
To fasten and wear the seat belt, use the following steps:
1. First sit upright and back into the seat.
2 2. Pull the seat belt across your body, making sure there are no twists in the
belt while doing so.
3. The shoulder belt will cross over the near collarbone and chest while the
lap belt is positioned as low as possible across the hips.
4. To secure the belt, insert the seat belt tongue into buckle until a positive
‘click’ is heard.
5. Pull on the shoulder harness to remove slack and make sure the belt is
latched.
6. Remain upright and back into the seat while the vehicle is in motion. Fastening the Seat Belt TIOM00015
Travelling with the seatback reclined greatly reduces the effectiveness of
the seat belt and promotes the risk of injury in the event of an accident.
To unlock and remove the seat belt, push the red “PRESS” button, 1, on the seat
belt buckle and return the seat belt to the original position.
Seat Belt Reminder 1
The Indigo vehicle is equipped with a visual warning reminder to fasten seat
belts (Driver Seat). Some models are also equipped with an audio warning
reminder When the ignition switch is moved to the “IGN” position, the audio S
ES
S
ES
R
P
reminder will beep and the indicator on the instrument cluster will illuminate if
R
P
the driver’s seat belt is not fastened. The reminder will stop when the driver’s
seat belt is fastened or after approximately six (6) seconds have elapsed.
Fasten Release
Securing the Seat Belt TIOM00016
2-18

Indigo SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Seat Belts
Rear Seat Belts
The rear seat is equipped with three seat belts; the two outer seat belts are three-
point type seat belts and the rear seat center passenger position is a two-point,
lap-belt type. The rear seat belts operate the same as the front seat belts; refer
to procedure for fastening the front seat belts as described previously in this 2
section. The figure at right illustrates the rear seat belt system.
Rear Seat Belt Locations TIOM00018
Hazard Warning
When the hazard switch, 1, is pressed on the center of the dash panel, all turn
signal indicators and side markers flashes to warn other motorists of a hazard. The 1
hazard warning operates without the key.
Advance Warning Triangle

An advance warning triangle is included with the vehicle and is located in the
trunk area, on the rear seat back. Set up the advance warning triangle to alert
other drivers that the vehicle is disabled along the side of the roadway. Place
the triangle 50 meters behind the vehicle in the same lane of traffic. Increase the 2 3
distance to 150 meters when a hill or curve obstructs the view of the vehicle. 1
4
Hazard Warning Switch TIOM00029
2-19

SAFETY EQUIPMENT – Child Safety Locks Indigo
Child Safety Locks
The rear passenger doors are equipped with child safety locks to prevent the
door from being opened from the inside. The lever, 1, used to switch the safety
locks on and off is located on the end of the door, just below the door latch. To
2 activate the childproof locks, move the lever down to the lower position. When
Child
K
the lever is in the “LOCK” position, the rear passenger doors can only be opened
L OC
Safety
using the outside door handles.
! WARNING
De-activate the child safety locks when not in use. The lock will
prevent the rear doors from being opened from the inside in the event
of an emergency.
Child Safety Locks TIOM00082
2-20

Indigo
Section 3 – Vehicle Controls and Features
Keys and Vehicle Locks.................................... 3-23 Combination Switch........................................... 3-37
Keys................................................................................3-23 Lighting Controls............................................... 3-38
Door Locks......................................................................3-23 Lighting ON/OFF Control................................................3-38
Door Central Locking System (As Equipped).................3-24
Glove Box Lock...............................................................3-24
Head Lamp High Beam / Low Beam Control..................3-38
3
Turn Signal Indicators.....................................................3-39
Child Safety Locks..........................................................3-24 Head Lamp Leveling Switch...........................................3-40
Trunk Lock......................................................................3-25 Fog Lamps (As Equipped)..............................................3-41
Fuel Door Release..........................................................3-26
Windshield Wiper Controls................................ 3-42
Ignition Switch/Steering Lock............................ 3-27 Windshield Wiper ON/OFF Control.................................3-42
Driver Foot Controls.......................................... 3-29 Windshield Washer.........................................................3-43
Gear Shift Lever................................................ 3-29 Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning............. 3-44
Parking Brake.................................................... 3-30 Temperature Control Dial................................................3-45
Blower Speed Control Dial..............................................3-45
Horn 3-30
Air Direction Control Dial.................................................3-45
Instrument Cluster............................................. 3-31
Air Conditioning ON/OFF Switch....................................3-46
Speedometer..................................................................3-32
Air Recirculation Switch..................................................3-46
Temperature Gauge........................................................3-32
HVAC System Operation Tips.........................................3-47
Tachometer.....................................................................3-33
Ventilators.......................................................................3-48
Fuel Gauge.....................................................................3-33
LCD Information Display.................................................3-34
Rear Window Defroster..................................... 3-49
Instrument Cluster Indicator Lamps................................3-35
3-21

Indigo
Inner Rear View Mirror...................................... 3-50
Outer Rear View Mirrors.................................... 3-50
Manual Control................................................................3-50
Power Control (As Equipped).........................................3-50
Windows............................................................ 3-51
3 Manual Windows.............................................................3-51
Power Windows..............................................................3-51
Convenience and Storage................................. 3-52
Sunvisors........................................................................3-52
Eyeglasses Case............................................................3-52
Vanity Mirror....................................................................3-52
Front Roof Lamp.............................................................3-53
Rear Roof Lamp..............................................................3-53
Trunk Lamp.....................................................................3-54
Accessory Power Socket................................................3-55
Clock...............................................................................3-55
Ashtrays..........................................................................3-56
Glove Box.......................................................................3-56
First Aid Kit......................................................................3-56
Door Pocket....................................................................3-57
Right Side Utility Pocket..................................................3-57
Audio System Provision..................................................3-58
Audio and Multimedia System........................................3-58
3-22

Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Keys and Door Locks
Keys and Vehicle Locks
NOTE
• Do not leave keys inside the vehicle. The vehicle may be stolen
or the key may accidentally be locked inside.
• Use only genuine Tata Motors keys to operate the vehicle. 1
These keys are available from your Tata Motors Dealer.
3
Keys
Your Tata Motors Indigo comes with three (3) identical keys. These keys operate
the following locks on your vehicle:
• Door locks
• Trunk lock
• Glove box Outside Door Lock and Handle TIOM00059
• Steering lock / ignition switch

Some models are equipped with a key-in audio warning reminder to alert the
driver to remove the key. The beeper will stop after several seconds. Always
keep one key in a safe location in case a key is misplaced or becomes locked
inside the vehicle.
Door Locks
The driver’s door and front passenger’s door can be locked and unlocked from
outside the vehicle using one of the keys that came with the vehicle. Insert the key 2
into the lock and turn clockwise to unlock and anticlockwise to lock the door. Once
the door is unlocked, open the door by pulling upward on the exterior handle, 1.
While inside the vehicle, each of the doors can be locked using the locking
/ unlocking lever at the interior door handle. To lock the door, move the lever
towards the door handle. To unlock, push the lever towards the front of the vehicle.
Orange will be visible on the lever, indicating the door can be opened from the
inside (and outside). Open the door by pulling back on the door handle. Interior Door Lock and Handle TIOM00065
3-23

CONTROLS & FEATURES – Child Safety Locks Indigo
Door Central Locking System (If Equipped)
If the vehicle is equipped with the optional central locking system, all doors will
be simultaneously locked/unlocked from the drivers door lock controls.
1
Glove Box Lock
The glove box, located on the front passenger’s side of the dash panel, contains
a lock, 1, operated using the vehicle’s ignition key. This is useful in securing
3 valuable items while not in the vehicle.
Glove Box Lock TIOM00109
Child Safety Locks

The rear passenger doors are equipped with child safety locks to prevent the
door from being opened from the inside. When the lever is in the “LOCK”
position, the rear passenger doors can only be opened using the outside door
handles. Refer to Section 2 - Safety Equipment” for additional information.
Child
K
L OC
! WARNING Safety
De-activate the child safety locks when not in use. The lock will
prevent the rear doors from being opened from the inside in the event
of an emergency.
Child Safety Locks TIOM00082
3-24

Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Trunk Lock
Trunk Lock
The trunk can be opened using two different methods; by using the key lock at
the exterior of the vehicle or by using the remote release located by the driver’s
seat.
To use the key to unlock the trunk, locate the key lock, 1, at the rear of the
vehicle. Insert the key fully into the lock and rotate the key clockwise to unlock
the trunk.
3
1
Exterior Trunk Key Lock TIOM00035
To use the remote release lever, 2, to unlock the trunk, open the driver’s door and
locate the lever to open the trunk. The lever is located in the vehicle interior,
between the driver’s seat and door. Pull up on the lever with the vehicle trunk
symbol to release the trunk lock.
2
Once the trunk is unlocked, lift the door, using the recess located at the center
of the trunk to access the rear of the vehicle. The trunk will automatically lock
when closed.
Remote Trunk Release TIOM00033
3-25

CONTROLS & FEATURES – Fuel Door Release Indigo
Fuel Door Release
The release lever for the fuel filler access door is located in the vehicle interior,
between the driver’s seat and door. Pull up on the lever, 1, to release the fuel
door, 2, and access the fuel cap.
! WARNING 1
3 • Fuel vapors are extremely hazardous. Switch the engine off

during refueling and never fuel near sparks or open flames.
• Use care when removing the fuel cap as fuel vapors are under
pressure and may spray if the cap is removed rapidly.
• Use DIESEL FUEL only! Using any other type of fuel other than
diesel will cause serious damage to the engine and emissions
controls.
Remote Fuel Door Release TIOM00033
VENTED CAP
CAUTION REMOVE SLOWLY

FUEL SPRAY MAY
CAUSE INJURY
Fuel Cap TIOM00118
3-26

Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Ignition Switch
Ignition Switch/Steering Lock
The vehicle ignition switch, 1, is located on the right side of the steering column.
The ignition switch has four (4) positions that control the vehicle power supply
to certain systems and accessories. The key is required to move the ignition 1
switch between each position. The following paragraphs describe the function
of each ignition switch position:
! WARNING
3
Never remove the key from the ignition switch while driving the vehicle!
Loss of vehicle control will result!
NOTE
Ignition Switch Location TIOM00036
• If the ignition switch cannot be moved from the “LOCK” position,
rotate the steering wheel away from the lock to alleviate
pressure.
• Verify the key is fully inserted when attempting to turn the key in
the ignition switch.
OF
1. LOCK - When the ignition switch is in the “LOCK” position, a steering F
CK
LO
lock prevents the steering wheel (and front wheels) from moving. This is
both a safety device and a theft deterrent. IGN TAR
2. OFF - When the ignition switch is in the “OFF” position, the steering
S
lock is released. All power to vehicle accessories, instrument cluster,

T
and control systems is disconnected except for power to the audio/video

system (optional equipment).
Ignition Switch Positions TIOM00023
3-27

CONTROLS & FEATURES – Ignition Switch Indigo
3. IGN - When the ignition switch is in the “IGN” (ignition) The components and systems listed below are connected to the vehicle
position, power is supplied to the following components: power supply at all times, regardless of the ignition switch position:
Vehicle Systems/Controls Accessory Supply • Hazard Warning System

• Stop and Parking/Position Lamps
Reverse Lights Head Lamps and Leveling Switch
Engine Electrical Controls HVAC, Blower, and Defogger • Registration Plate Lamps
Fuel System and Glow Plug Timer 12 VDC Power Outlet • Interior Roof and Reading Lamps
3 Windshield Wipers and Washer Power Windows • Instrument Cluster, HVAC Control, and Switch Lamps
Turn Indicators Power Side Mirrors
• Audio Warning Unit
Instrument Cluster Digital Clock Display
Seat Belt Audio Warning Horns • Analog Clock/Digital Clock Memory (as equipped)
Engine Cooling Fan • Engine Compartment Lamp (as equipped)
• Central Door Locking (as equipped)
! CAUTION • Audio/Video System (optional, as equipped)
• Do not operate the engine starter for longer than five (5) As a convenience feature and a reminder, the audio system and digital
seconds or damage to the starter may occur. clock display (as equipped) will continue to operate until the key is
• Do not move the ignition switch to the “START” position removed from the ignition switch.
while the engine is running or damage to the starter or
ring gear may occur.
4. START - When the ignition switch is moved to the momentary

“START” position, the engine starter is operated to crank the
engine. Release the key once the engine has started and the
switch will automatically return to the “IGN” position. If the
engine does not start after five (5) seconds, release the key to
prevent damage to the starter. Wait thirty (30) seconds before
attempting to start the vehicle again.
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Driver Controls
Driver Foot Controls 1 2
3
4
The driver foot controls are located under the right side (driver’s side) of the
dash. The foot controls include the accelerator pedal, 1, the brake pedal, 2, and
the clutch release pedal, 3.
1. Accelerator Pedal
2. Brake Pedal
3. Clutch Pedal
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3
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Driver Foot Controls TIOM00083
1 3 5
Gear Shift Lever
The Indigo is equipped with five-speed manual transmission with one reverse
gear. The gear shift lever is located on the center console between the driver and 2 4 R
passenger seats. The gear shift lever is embossed with the gear pattern. When
the gear shift lever is not engaged in a forward or reverse gear; the transmission
is in the neutral position.
Gear Shift Lever TIOM00025
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Parking Brake and Horn Indigo
Parking Brake
The Indigo is equipped with a cable-actuated mechanical parking brake that
engages when the lever, 1, located between the driver and passenger seats, is
raised. When the driver pulls up on the parking brake lever, the drum brakes on
the rear axle of the vehicle hold the vehicle in place. 1 2
To engage the parking brake, bring the vehicle to a complete stop and raise the
3 lever fully (3 to 6 notches). The locking mechanism will hold the lever in place.
While the parking brake is engaged, the parking brake indicator will illuminate
on the instrument cluster. To release the parking brake, push the release button,
2, on the end of the lever and fully lower to the ‘disengaged’ position.
If no resistance is felt when the parking brake lever is raised, the actuating cables
may require adjustment. Refer to the “Section 5 - Maintenance and Care” in
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this manual.
! CAUTION Parking Brake Lever and Brake Indicator TIOM00054/TIOM00097
• Always engage the parking brake when exiting the vehicle.

• Do not drive the vehicle with the parking brake applied. Damage
to the braking system will occur.
• Park brake can not function as to stop a running vehicle
Horn 1 2
3
4
The horns are activated by pressing the pad in the center of the vehicle steering
wheel. Use the horns to alert other motorists of possible hazards or to bring their
attention to your vehicle.
Steering Wheel Horn Pad TIOM00084
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Instrument Cluster
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Instrument Cluster
The instrument cluster displays information regarding the operation of The following portion of this manual describes each of the features of
your vehicle. Gauges, indicator lights, and a LCD information display the instrument cluster and how to interpret the information provided
provide the driver with engine and vehicle speeds, engine temperature, by the cluster.
fuel reserves, trip distance, warning indicators, etcetera.
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Speedometer and Temperature Gauge Indigo
Speedometer
The vehicle speedometer indicates the current speed of the car in kilometers per
hour (km/h). The speedometer contains markings in 2 km/h graduations. An 80 100
overspeed warning indicator (If Equipped), 1, will illuminate when the vehicle 1
speed is at 120 km/h or above. 80 60
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the maximum vehicle speed of 150 km/h; loss of vehicle control
may occur and cause severe injury or death.
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Temperature Gauge
The engine coolant temperature gauge is located within the speedometer gauge
Speedometer TIOM00048
face. The temperature gauge provides the operator with the temperature of the
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coolant flowing through the engine. When the gauge needle is within the white 160
zone of the gauge; the engine is running normally. When the gauge needle
reaches the red zone of the gauge, the high temperature warning indicator, 2, will
illuminate to alert the driver of the overheating condition.
If the engine overheats, low coolant or a defective component may be the cause. 0 180
Refer to “Section 5 - Maintenance and Care” in this manual.
! WARNING
• Never remove the radiator cap or coolant reservoir cap while the C H
engine is at operating temperature or above. Removing either cap 2
while the engine is warm will cause severe burns.
• Never drive the vehicle while the engine high temperature warning
indicator is illuminated or severe engine damage will occur.
Temperature Gauge and Over-Temp Indicator TIOM00048
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Tachometer and Fuel Gauge
Tachometer
The tachometer, also known as the RPM meter, displays the engine speed in
Revolutions Per Minute (RPMs) x 100. For example, if the gauge needle is 30
pointing to “20”, the engine speed is 2000 revolutions per minute. The tachometer
for vehicles equipped with the diesel engine is marked in graduations of 100 20 30 40
RPM, with a red line (maximum engine speed) of 5000 RPM, 1. RPMx100
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or acceleration.
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Fuel Gauge Tachometer/RPM Meter TIOM00049
The fuel gauge is located within the tachometer gauge face. The fuel gauge
provides the driver with the approximate amount of diesel fuel remaining in the
vehicle’s tank.
The fuel tank capacity of the Indigo is 42 liters. When the fuel remaining in the
tank drops below approximately 8 liters, the gauge needle will enter the red area 0 60
the low fuel indicator, 2, will illuminate to alert the driver to refuel as soon as
possible.
NOTE
• For better vehicle operation, Tata Motors recommends not to let
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the fuel level drop below a quarter of a tank.
• The fuel gauge is dampened. After starting the engine, wait 2
approximately one minute before determining the amount of fuel
remaining in the tank. Fuel Gauge and Low Fuel Indicator TIOM00049
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LCD Information Display
The instrument cluster houses a two line LCD (Liquid 20 Crystal Display) 160
information display that operates whenever the vehicle ignition switch is in
the “IGNITION” position. The LCD provides the driver with an odometer
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displaying overall kilometers travelled, two separate tripmeters, and control 180 0 1
buttons to adjust the instrument cluster illumination.
Odometer
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The odometer, 1, is the upper line of the LCD display and records the overall
kilometers the vehicle has been driven. The odometer reading cannot be reset.
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Tripmeter
The tripmeter portion, 2, of the display is located below the odometer. The LCD Information Display TIOM00047
display has two tripmeters, “A” and “B”. Pressing the “MODE” button, 3 on the
right side of the display will cycle between tripmeters and the cluster illumination
intensity setting. To reset the tripmeter, select “A” or “B” then press and hold
the “SET” button, 4, for several seconds until the display resets.
Illumination Intensity
To adjust the intensity setting of the instrument cluster illumination, press the
“MODE” button, 3, until the intensity meter is displayed on the lower line of
the LCD. Press the “SET” button, 4, to change the illumination intensity. The
more bars, 5, displayed on the LCD, the brighter the illumination will be for the
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Illumination Intensity Level
Minimum
5
Maximum
Illumination Intensity Setting TIOM00100
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Indicator Lamps
Instrument Cluster Indicator Lamps
Several indicator lamps on the instrument cluster provide the driver with warnings
and information pertaining to vehicle systems and operation. Depending on 1
options the vehicle is equipped with, some indicators may not be present.
Hazard Warning (Red) - Illuminates and flashes when the hazard switch,
1, is pressed on the center of the dash panel. This will flash all turn signal
indicators and side markers to warn other motorists of a hazard. The hazard
warning operates without the key.
3
Turn Signal Indicator (Green) - The left or right turn signal indicator will
flash when the light stalk on the combination switch is placed in the left or
2 3
right turn position. The turn signal indicator flashes simultaneously with 1
4
the external vehicle turn signal lights.
NOTE Hazard Warning Switch TIOM00029
If one of the turn signal indicators flashes rapidly or does not blink,
one of the turn signal bulbs may be burnt out or a malfunction of the
turn signal indicator electrical system may exist. Have the defective
bulb or malfunction repaired immediately.
Position/Parking Lamp Indicator (Green) - Illuminates when the switch
on the light stalk is in the position/parking or head lamp position OFF
High Beam Indicator (Blue) - Illuminates when the light stalk on the
combination switch is in the high beam position.
Front Fog Lamp Indicator (Green) - Illuminates when the front fog
lamps are activated (as equipped).
Rear Fog Lamp Indicator (Amber) - Illuminates when the rear fog lamp
system is activated (as equipped). Combination Switch Light Stalk TIOM00050
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Indicator Lamps Indigo
Fasten Safety Belt (Red) - Illuminates for approximately six (6)
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Check Engine Indicator (Red) - Illuminates when ignition
seconds when the ignition switch is placed in the “IGN” position ENGINE switch is placed in the “IGN” position and will go out after
to remind the vehicle occupants to fasten their safety belts. An the engine is started. If the indicator remains illuminated or
audio warning reminder (beeper) will also sound (as equipped). illuminates while driving, a malfunction exists with the engine
Door Open Indicator (Red) - Illuminates when one of the or Engine Management System (EMS). Have the malfunction
vehicle doors is open or not securely latched (as equipped). repaired at an authorised Tata Motors service provider as soon as
possible.
3 ! WARNING ! CAUTION
Never drive the vehicle while the Parking Brake/Braking Do not allow the engine to run while the low oil pressure
System Indicator is illuminated. Loss of vehicle control may indicator is illuminated! Severe engine damage will occur!
occur, causing severe injury or death.
Low Oil Pressure Indicator (Red) - Illuminates when the
Parking Brake/Braking System Indicator (Red) - Illuminates ignition switch is placed in the “IGN” position. When the
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when the vehicle parking brake is engaged or the fluid level in engine is started, the indicator will go out when the engine builds
the brake fluid reservoir is low. Automatically illuminates when sufficient oil pressure. If this indicator remains illuminated or
ignition switch is initially placed in the “RUN” position. Will go illuminates while driving, the engine oil level may be low or a
out after the engine is started. problem may exist with the lubrication system.
If this indicator illuminates with a low intensity, a stop lamp bulb
Glow Plug Indicator (Amber) - Illuminates steadily when
may be burnt out.
the ignition switch is moved from the “OFF” position to the
Charging System Indicator (Red) - Illuminates when the “IGN” position to indicate the diesel engine glow plug system
ignition switch is placed in the “IGN” position. This light will go is operating. When the indicator goes out, the engine may be
out after the engine has been started. If the indicator illuminates started. The length of time this indicator remains illuminated
while driving, a malfunction of the battery charging system may varies with engine block temperature.
exist. Switch off all unnecessary electrical accessories and have
the malfunction repaired immediately. If the glow plug indicator flashes, the temperature sensor
connection to the glow plug regulator is open or the sensor is
DICOR Fuel Sedimenter Indicator (Amber) - Illuminates faulty. The vehicle may be started and driven, but the glow plug
if water is detected in the fuel sedimenter. Indicates vehicle system must be repaired as engine starting is affected.
is running in “Limp Home Mode”. See “Section 5 - Vehicle
Maintenance and Care” for additional information.
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Combination Switch
Combination Switch TIOM00037
Combination Switch
The Indigo is equipped with a combination switch that controls The combination switch is located on the steering column, directly
vehicle lighting and windshield wiper/washer functions from stalk- behind the steering wheel. This location provides easy access to
like controls. The stalks of the combination switch move in several these controls without the driver having to remove his or her hands
directions to allow different switch positions. completely from the steering wheel.
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Lighting Controls Indigo
Lighting Controls
The light stalk is located on the right side of the combination switch. The light
stalk controls vehicle lighting such as the head lamps, tail lamps, position/parking
lamps, turn indicator lamps, and fog lamps (as equipped). If the ignition switch
is removed from the ignition with the lighting on, the audio warning reminder
(beeper) will sound until the lights are switched off (as equipped). OFF
3 Lighting ON/OFF Control

The lighting ON/OFF control is performed from the light stalk. The head lamp
ON/OFF control is a rotary switch on the end of the light stalk. The switch has
three positions: “OFF”, “Position Lamps”, and “Head Lamps”. The switch is
equipped with detents that secure the switch in the selected position.
OFF - When the switch is in the “OFF” position, none of the vehicle
OFF exterior lamps illuminate.
Lighting ON/OFF Control TIOM00081
POSITION/PARKING LAMPS - When the switch is in the “Position/
Parking Lamp” location (rotated one detent forward), the position lamps,
tail lamps, registration plate lamps, and dash panel lamps will illuminate.
HEAD LAMPS - When the switch is in the “Head Lamp” position
(rotated two detents forward), the head lamps will illuminate, along with
the lamps that illuminate in the position/parking lamp setting. OFF
Head Lamp High Beam / Low Beam Control
The head lamp high/low beam mode switching is performed using the light stalk.
The light stalk has three positions for high/low beam control. Switching between
modes is performed by moving the switch away from or towards the driver.
1. Low Beam - This is the middle default position on the light stalk.
2. High Beam - Push forward on the light stalk to activate the high beams.
3. Momentary Flash - This momentarily flashes the high beams to alert
oncoming traffic. Returns to the low beam position when released. Head Lamp High/ Low Beam Control TIOM00050
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Lighting Controls
Turn Signal Indicators
Illumination control for the left and right side turn signal indicators is performed
from the light stalk by moving the stalk up or down. Use the turn signal indicators
anytime a turn or a lane change is made in order to signal other drivers of your
intentions. Always make sure the turn signal indicators are off after making a
lane change or turn. OFF
The light stalk provides two modes of operation for each direction of the turn
signal indicators: momentary lane change or self-canceling turn. When the
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left or right turn signal indicators are activated, the front and rear turn signal
indicators for that side of the vehicle illuminate and flash until the light stalk
is released (momentary lane change) or the turn is completed and the steering
wheel is straightened once again (self-canceling).
Left Turn Signal Indicator - Move the light stalk up. Moving the light
stalk up halfway activates the momentary lane change; pushing the light
Turn Signal Indicator Control TIOM00050
stalk past the switch detent activates the self- canceling signal.
Right Turn Signal Indicator - Move the light stalk down. Moving the
light stalk down halfway activates the momentary lane change; pushing
the light stalk past the switch detent activates the self- canceling signal.
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Lighting Controls Indigo
Head Lamp Leveling Switch
The Indigo is equipped with motorised head lamp assemblies that allow
adjustment of the head lamp beam angle to compensate for the extra weight of
passengers and/or cargo. The driver adjusts the height of the beam by using the
head lamp leveling switch located to the left of the steering wheel. When the Raise
switch is set to position “0”, the head lamps are in the highest position; adjusting
0
the switch lowers the head lamp beam. Refer to the table below as a guideline
3 to determine the proper switch position.
Lower
! WARNING
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Never exceed the vehicle maximum allowable payload (passengers
and cargo) of the vehicle; loss of control or vehicle damage may
occur.
Head Lamp Leveling Switch TIOM00060
NOTE
If adjusting the head lamp leveling switch to compensate for
passengers and/or cargo, be sure to place the switch in the proper
position after the passengers and/or cargo are no longer in the vehicle.
Load Condition Switch Position

Driver Only 0
Driver and Front Passenger Only 0
All Vehicle Seat Positions Occupied ●
All Vehicle Seat Positions Occupied with Luggage/Cargo in Trunk ●●
Maximum Allowable Vehicle Payload Achieved
●●●
(See Vehicle Specifications)
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Lighting Controls
Fog Lamps (As Equipped)
Some models of the Indigo may be equipped with front and rear fog lamps. The 1
front fog lamps improve visibility in foggy conditions by projecting a beam of
light underneath the fog, illuminating the area directly in front of the vehicle. Front
The rear fog lamps improve the visibility of your vehicle to other motorists OFF
approaching from behind.
! WARNING 2 3
Fog lights are meant to aid visibility while driving in foggy conditions.
Always reduce speed while driving through fog to lessen the risk of an
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accident.
Several different types of switches are used to control the fog lamps in the Indigo.
One type of switch is integrated directly into the light stalk, and is operated by Fog Lamp Switches TIOM00080
rotating the thumbwheel, 1, forward or back.

The other type of switch is a push-button type, 2, located in the accessory switch
area of the dash. For this type of fog lamp control, a separate switch is used for
the front and rear fog lamps.
Fog lamps only operate when the parking/position lamps are illuminated. The
following paragraphs describe fog light operation:
Front Fog Lamps - Rotate the switch to the front (clockwise) of the vehicle
to illuminate the front fog lamps. If the vehicle is equipped with push-
button switches, push the switch so the amber indicator illuminates.
Rear Fog Lamps - Rotate the switch to the rear of the vehicle (anticlockwise)
to illuminate the front and rear fog lamps. If the vehicle is equipped with
push-button switches, push the switch so the amber indicator illuminates.
The rear fog lamps will only illuminate when the head lamps are on.
The fog lamps are switched “OFF” when the switch is in the center position. Front Fog Lamps TIOM00069
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Windshield Wiper Controls Indigo
Windshield Wiper Controls
NOTE
Replace the windshield wiper blades at regular intervals or as needed
to ensure proper visibility while driving through wet conditions.
The wiper control stalk is located on the left side of the combination switch. The
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OFF
front windshield wipers and washer are operated from the wiper control stalk.
Windshield Wiper ON/OFF Control
The wiper ON/OFF control has several modes of operation to compensate for
the amount of rain or snow contacting the windshield. The following paragraphs
describe the modes of operation for the windshield wipers:
OFF - Windshield wipers stop and return to the normal parked position. Windshield Wiper Control Stalk TIOM00051
OFF The “OFF” position is between the slow and intermittent settings.
SLOW - Windshield wipers operate constantly at slow speed. The slow

wiper speed setting is one detent up from the “OFF” position.
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FAST - Windshield wipers operate constantly at fast speed. The fast
speed setting is two detents up from the “OFF” position.
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INTERMITTENT - Windshield wipers operate intermittently at the time

delay selected by the rotary control, 1, on the wiper control stalk. The
intermittent setting is one detent below the “OFF” position.
Intermittent wiper operation can also be activated manually by pulling
the windshield wiper control stalk back towards the steering wheel. The
control stalk will return to the neutral position when released.
Intermittent Wiper Delay Control TIOM00077
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Windshield Wiper Controls
Windshield Washer
Depressing the button, 1, at the of the windshield wiper control stalk 1
operates the windshield washer and windshield wipers.
OFF
Windshield Washer Button TIOM00078
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning Indigo
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Air Flow Patterns TIOM00102
Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning

The Indigo is equipped with a Heating, Ventilation, and Air be directed to the defroster ducts, 2, floor ducts, 3, and the central and
Conditioning (HVAC) system to provide the vehicle occupants with side air ventilators, 4.
protection and comfort from the outside environment. The control The following paragraphs describe how to use the HVAC system
panel, 1, allows the temperature and blower speed to be controlled as controls.
well as the location the flowing air exits the HVAC system. Air can
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning
Temperature Control Dial
The temperature control dial, 1, adjusts the temperature of the air exiting the
1 2 3
HVAC system. Rotating the control dial anticlockwise into the blue segment
decreases (cools) the air temperature and rotating the dial clockwise into the red
segment raises (heats) the air temperature.
1 2 3
Blower Speed Control Dial 4
The blower speed control dial, 2, adjusts the speed of the air exiting the HVAC 3
system. Rotating the control dial anticlockwise decreases blower speed and rotating
the dial clockwise increases the blower speed. The blower speeds are numbered
and go from “OFF” to Low (1), Medium (2), High (3), and Maximum (4).
Air Direction Control Dial
The air direction control dial, 3, changes the location the air exits the HVAC
system. Refer to the table below for the descriptions of the dials on the air HVAC Control Panel TIOM00055
direction control knob.

Dial Position Air Flow Exit Description
Side and Center Ventilators
Side, Center, and Floor Ventilators
Floor Ducts
Defroster Ducts and Floor Ducts

(Recommended for clearing light fog on windshield)
Defroster Ducts
(Recommended for clearing heavy fog or frost on windshield)
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Air Conditioning ON/OFF Switch
The air conditioning ON/OFF Switch is located on the HVAC control panel.
Press the switch to engage the air conditioning compressor and increase the
cooling performance of the HVAC system. This is also helpful when defrosting/
defogging the windshield because of high air humidity. 1 2 3
4
The switch contains an indicator lamp to show when the air conditioning switch
is on the “ON” position. The blower motor must be running for the indicator
3 lamp to illuminate.
NOTE
• Air conditioning system operation decreases vehicle fuel efficiency.
• The compressor cycles on and off automatically to maintain
desired temperature set by the temperature control dial. Air Conditioning ON/OFF Switch TIOM00061
• The compressor will automatically cycle off when the vehicle
overheats to protect the engine from damage.
Air Recirculation Switch

The air recirculation switch toggles the HVAC system circulation mode between
“Fresh Air” and “Recirculation”. When the switch is on Recirculation mode, the
indicator lamp in the switch will illuminate.
1 2 3
Fresh Air - When the switch is in “Fresh Air” mode, the HVAC system draws air 4
from outside the vehicle and into the vehicle cabin. The indicator on the switch
will be off. This allows the air inside the vehicle cabin to be fresh.
Recirculation - When the switch is in “Recirculation” mode, the HVAC system
circulates the inside the vehicle cabin. Recirculation mode is useful when:
• Driving through dusty conditions
• To avoid breathing polluted air
• To increase the speed the air in the cabin is cooled or heated Recirculation ON/OFF Switch TIOM00062
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning
HVAC System Operation Tips Defrosting
Whenever heavy frost or snow has accumulated on the vehicle
NOTE windshield, set the HVAC system controls as follows:
Fresh air is taken in from the grill opening beneath the
windshield glass. For proper air flow and maximum HVAC Control Setting
system efficiency, keep this are free from debris and snow.
Temperature Dial Maximum Heat
Quick Cooling or Heating 3
Whenever quick cooling or heating of the vehicle cabin is desired, Blower Speed Dial 4 (Maximum)
place the air recirculation switch to the “ON” position.
Defogging Air Direction Control Dial
Whenever air humidity is high, mist may form on the inside of the
windshield, fogging and obstructing the driver’s view. To clear the
mist/fog set the HVAC system controls as follows: Air Conditioning Switch ON or OFF
Control Setting
Air Recirculation Switch OFF (Fresh Air)
Temperature Dial As desired
Blower Speed Dial 3 (High) or 4 (Maximum)
Air Direction Control Dial or
Air Conditioning Switch ON (dehumidifies air)
Air Recirculation Switch OFF (Fresh Air)
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Ventilators
The Indigo is equipped with two ventilators in the center of the vehicle dash and
a ventilator at each side of the dash. The ventilators control air flow and air flow
direction at each of these locations. The side ventilators also direct air against
the side windows to help prevent the windows from fogging.
The air flow coming from the ventilators is switched off and on by moving the OFF
dial for the flow control dial up (air flow OFF) or down (air flow ON).
3
Control air flow direction by using the knob in the center of the ventilator to
direct air flow horizontally and swivel the ventilator up and down to direct
vertical air flow. ON
1 2 3
Center Ventilators 4
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OFF
ON
Side Ventilator TIOM00110
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Rear Window Defroster
Rear Window Defroster
Some Indigo models are equipped with a rear window defroster/defogger. The 1
switch, 1, is located on the accessory switch panel to the right of the steering
wheel.
When the driver presses the rear window defroster switch, the indicator light will
illuminate in the defroster switch to show the defroster is operating. The defroster
will operate for approximately fifteen (15) minutes and then automatically shut
off. Pressing the switch again before the fifteen minutes expire will also stop the
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defroster. The indicator lamp in the switch will go out to show the rear window
defroster is no longer operating.
Rear Window Defroster Switch TIOM00160
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CONTROLS & FEATURES – Mirrors Indigo
INNER Rear View Mirror (If Equipped)
The inner rear view mirror is located in the center of the windshield so that the
driver may view the area directly behind the vehicle. The inner rear view mirror
has two viewing settings; the normal setting is for daytime driving. The anti-glare
setting is for driving at night or when the sun is reflecting off the mirror from the
rear of the vehicle. Use the adjusting knob, 1, to toggle between the settings.
Using the anti-glare setting reduces visual clarity; use only when necessary.
3
Outer rear View Mirrors
NOTE
The side view mirrors use convex glass. Objects in the mirror may be 1
closer than they appear.
Anti-Glare Rear View Mirror TIOM00066
The outer rear view mirror(s) attached to the door provide the driver with a view
of the area around the side and to the rear of the vehicle. The Indigo is equipped
with one of two different types of control for the outer rear view mirrors, manual
or power. Both types are adjustable to provide the driver with the best view of 2
the area to the side and rear of the vehicle.
Manual Control
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1 MIRROR
R
Manually controlled outer rear view mirrors are equipped with a small adjusting
knob, 1, to adjust the angle of the mirror. Adjust the angle of the side view
mirrors prior to driving the vehicle.
Power Control (If Equipped)
The angle of power outer rear view mirrors is controlled by a switch, 2, located
on the dash panel, to the right of the steering wheel. Adjust the angle by selecting
the desired mirror (left or right) with the center switch and then using the four-
way directional control to adjust the mirror to the correct angle. Adjust the angle
of the outer rear view mirrors prior to driving the vehicle. Side View Mirror Control TIOM00052/TIOM00053
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Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Windows
Windows
The windows on Indigo vehicles are either manual windows or power windows,
depending on how the vehicle is equipped.
Manual Windows
To lower manual windows, rotate the window crank clockwise until the crank Raise
stops or until the window is at the desired position. Rotate the crank anticlockwise
to raise the window. 3
Lower
Manual Window Winding Crank TIOM00111
Power Windows (If Equipped) Rear Door

The main power window control is located in front of the gear shift lever on the
center console. All four windows can be raised or lowered individually from the
four switches in this control. Each switch position corresponds with the window
1
position in the car. To lower a window, press down on the window switch until
the window stops or is at the desired position. To raise the window, pull up on
the switch
Each of the rear doors has a separate switch, 1, that can be locked out by the
window lock switch on the main control. To lock out the rear windows, press
the lock button, 1, on the main window control. The illumination on the rear 2
window switches will go out and the rear windows can only be lowered from the
main control switch. To unlock the rear windows, press the lock button again.
Power Window Winding Switches TIOM00057/TIOM00064
3-51

CONTROLS & FEATURES – Comfort and Convenience Indigo
Convenience and Storage
Your Indigo has many features that provide comfort and convenience for the
vehicle occupants. Ample storage is also provided in the vehicle. The following
paragraphs provide a description of these items.
1 1
Sunvisors
Two adjustable sunvisors, 1, are provided for the front seating positions; one for
3 the driver and one for the front passenger. Lower the visor to help reduce glare
and protect the eyes from the sun during driving. Always return the sunvisors to
their folded position after use.
2
Eyeglasses Case
An eyeglasses case, 2, is provided between the sunvisors to store eyeglasses
or sunglasses when not in use. To use the case, pull the cover down and place Sunvisors and Eyeglasses Case TIOM00112
the eyeglasses in the case (with the lenses facing the anti-dust cloth). Close the
cover and lock into place.
Vanity Mirror
A vanity mirror is provided on the back side of the front passenger’s sunvisor.
Always return the sunvisor to the folded position after use.
Vanity Mirror TIOM00113
3-52

Indigo CONTROLS & FEATURES – Comfort and Convenience
Front Roof Lamp
The front roof lamp is located between the anti-glare rear view mirror and
the eyeglasses case. Three switches on the front lamp control when the lamp
illuminates and the illumination of the individual reading lamps.
The position of the center switch, 1, controls the front and rear lamps as
follows:
Depressed Left - The front and rear roof lamps will be illuminated, regardless
of the switch position.
3
1
Center - When either of the front doors or rear doors is opened, the front and rear 2 2
roof lamps will illuminate. After the four doors are closed the lamp will remain
illuminated for approximately five to eight (5 to 8) seconds or until the ignition
switch is moved to the “IGN” position.
Depressed Right - The front and rear roof lamps will not illuminate, regardless Front Roof Lamp TIOM00125
of the doors being open or closed.

The two triangular switches, 2, control the operation of the individual left and
right reading lamps. Press the switch once to turn the lamp on, press the switch
again to turn the light off.
Rear Roof Lamp
The rear lamp, 3, is located directly over the rear passenger seat. The rear roof
lamp contains two triangular switches that control the operation of the left and
right reading lamps. Press the switch once to turn the light on, press the switch 3
again to turn the lamp off.
Rear Roof Lamp TIOM00117
3-53

Trunk Lamp
A lamp is provided to illuminate the trunk and any luggage or cargo in the rear of
the vehicle. A switch, 1, controls the power to the lamp. When the switch is in the
“ON” position, the lamp will illuminate when the trunk lid is opened. When the
switch is in the “OFF” position, the lamp will not illuminate.
OFF
ON
1
Indigo Trunk Lamp TIOM00158
3-54

Accessory Power Socket 1 2
3
4
NOTE
Always replace the cap on the accessory power socket when not in
use, otherwise the socket may be exposed to foreign materials.
A 12 volt DC accessory power socket, 1, is located in the center console, below the
HVAC system control panel. The accessory power socket can be used to power 1
3
items such as mobile phone chargers, small air compressors, utility lights, etc. up
to a maximum load of 10 amps. The accessory power socket is connected to the
battery power supply at all times.
12 Volt Accessory Power Sockets TIOM00076
Clock
A digital or analog (as equipped) clock is located in the center of the dash panel.
The clock is powered by the vehicle electrical system at all times to keep the 1 Analog
correct time, however the clock will need to be adjusted if the power to the clock Indigo
becomes disconnected.
Analog Clock - Adjust the analog clock by rotating the adjustment knob,
1, located on the bottom of the clock face.
Digital Clock - Adjust the digital clock by using the three (3) function
buttons at the face of the clock. The buttons function as follows: 7:35 Digital
• H - Adjusts the hour displayed on the digital clock.
H M Z
• M - Adjusts the minutes displayed on the digital clock.
• Z - Resets the second count to zero (for more accurate time setting).
Analog and Digital Clock TIOM00162/TIOM00132
3-55

Ashtrays
Some versions of the Indigo are equipped with ashtrays in each of the rear
passenger doors. Open the ashtrays by pressing one end until the ashtray rotates
outward.
! CAUTION
• To prevent a fire, do not place paper or other flammable objects in
3 the ashtrays.
• Make sure cigarette butts are extinguished before placing them in
the ashtrays.
Rear Door Ashtrays (As Equipped) TIOM00166
Glove Box
A lockable glove box is located on the front passenger-side of the dashboard. Cup
holders, 1, are provided on the inner face of the glove box cover for use when the
glove box is open. 2
First Aid Kit

A first aid kit, 2, is located in the glove box. The first aid kit includes items to FIRST AID KIT
dress minor wounds such as cuts and scrapes. Periodically inventory the first aid 1
kit for expired or used items and replace as necessary.
1
Glove Box and First Aid Kit TIOM00109/TIOM00114
3-56

Door Pocket
Each of the front doors contains a pocket, 1, to store items such as maps,
documents, an umbrella, etc. The vehicle is also equipped with reflex reflectors,
2, on each door. This safety device reflects light from the head lamps of other
oncoming vehicles when the door is open.
3
1
Door Pocket and Reflex Reflector TIOM00163
Right Side Utility Pocket

A utility pocket is located at the right side of the rear trunk area. A net provides
flexibility to contain light objects placed in the pocket.
Right Side Utility Pocket TIOM00130
3-57

Audio System Provision
To facilitate the installation of an audio or multimedia system in the Indigo, the 2
vehicle contains provisions for the audio equipment as follows: 1 2 3
4
• The space behind the radio blanking plate, 1, in the center dash console is
provided to fit an audio or multimedia system head unit.
• An integrated antenna, 2, located at the top of the windshield, is provided.
3 • Provisions for audio speakers are provided at each side of the top of the
dash panel, the front door panels and the parcel tray.
Tata Motors Limited recommends that any audio or multimedia equipment 1
be installed by your local authorised service center or an audio/video system
professional.
Radio Blanking Plate and Antenna TIOM00168/TIOM00164
Audio and Multimedia System (If

��
Equipped)
Various audio and multimedia systems are available optionally for the Indigo
models. Multimedia systems include a VCD player and a 127 mm LCD screen 1 2 3
in the back of each front seat head restraint. For instructions on use, refer to the 4
manufacturer’s operators manual for the audio or multimedia system installed

in the vehicle.
Multimedia System TIOM00058/TIOM00123
3-58

Indigo
Section 4 – Starting and Driving
Precautions....................................................... 4-60 Prior to Driving................................................... 4-64
Vehicle Occupants..........................................................4-60
Starting the Engine............................................ 4-64
Catalytic Converter.........................................................4-60
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Gas...........................................4-60 Stopping the Engine.......................................... 4-65
Driving Safely.................................................... 4-61 Parking the Vehicle............................................ 4-65

Seat Belts........................................................................4-61
4
Driving the Vehicle............................................. 4-66
Vehicle Lights and Signals..............................................4-61 Run-In / Break-In Procedure...........................................4-66
Drugs and Alcohol...........................................................4-61 Driving a Diesel Vehicle..................................................4-66
Mobile Phones................................................................4-61 Shifting Gears.................................................................4-67
Driver Fatigue - ‘Rest, Revive, Survive’..........................4-61 Fuel Economy Tips.........................................................4-68
Exterior Inspection............................................. 4-62 Protecting the Environment.............................................4-69
Routine Maintenance......................................................4-62 Driving in Adverse Conditions........................... 4-70
Area Around and Under the Vehicle................................4-62 Rain.................................................................................4-70
Exterior Glass and Mirrors..............................................4-62 Deep Water.....................................................................4-71
Windshield Wipers and Washer Fluid.............................4-62 Night Driving...................................................................4-72
Horn................................................................................4-62
Exterior Lights.................................................................4-63
Tyre Pressure..................................................................4-63
Brakes.............................................................................4-63
4-59

STARTING & DRIVING – Precautions Indigo
Precautions Carbon Monoxide (CO) Gas
Vehicle Occupants ! WARNING
! WARNING Be aware of carbon monoxide (CO), an odorless, colorless,
Do not leave children unattended in the vehicle as they could gas present in the engine exhaust, which will cause loss of
injure themselves or others by accidentally disengaging the consciousness, severe injury, or death.
vehicle parking brake or removing the vehicle from gear If exhaust gas is suspected of entering the vehicle cabin,
while parked. Do not allow children to operate the vehicle lower all windows, move the HVAC blower control to the
and make sure children always remained seated and highest setting, and drive the vehicle to allow fresh air to
4 secured while in the vehicle. enter. If exhaust gas is still detected, park and exit the
vehicle. Determine the reason for exhaust gas entering the
Catalytic Converter vehicle.
! WARNING ! WARNING
To protect the environment, this vehicle is equipped with an Review the following exhaust gas warning list to protect
exhaust catalytic converter. This device and other exhaust yourself and the vehicle occupants from carbon monoxide
components can become extremely hot during vehicle use. poisoning:
Do not touch these components or park the vehicle over • Do not operate the vehicle engine while parked in an
debris such as leaves, dry grass, trash, etc. that may ignite enclosed area.
from the heat generated by these components. Severe • Do not park the vehicle and allow the engine to idle for
burns, death, and vehicle damage may occur. extended periods of time with the windows closed, as
Vehicle Load exhaust gas may enter the vehicle.
• Do not drive the vehicle with the trunk door raised, as
WARNING the airflow will cause exhaust gases from the exhaust
tail pipe to enter the vehicle cabin.
Never exceed the vehicle maximum allowable payload • Do not modify the vehicle exhaust system in anyway.
(passengers and cargo) of the vehicle; loss of control or Any modification of the vehicle’s exhaust system may
vehicle damage may occur. allow exhaust gas to enter the vehicle cabin.
4-60

Indigo STARTING & DRIVING – Driving Safely
Driving Safely
Operating a vehicle is a great responsibility. Unsafe driving practices put your
life and the lives of others at risk. Tata Motors Limited values your safety and
hopes that you drive safe and arrive safe each time you operate your vehicle.
Seat Belts
Seat belts are life-saving devices designed to protect the operator and passengers
and reduce injury severity in the event of an accident. The driver and all
occupants should wear seat belts at all times while riding in the vehicle.
Vehicle Lights and Signals
Always use vehicle turn indicators to signal turns. Use head lamps whenever 4
conditions warrant, such as nighttime or during inclement weather. Use the
hazard warning signals to alert other drivers if your vehicle becomes disabled or
is parked in a vulnerable position.
Drugs and Alcohol Avoid Drugs and Alcohol TIOM00020
Drugs and alcohol severely impair the ability and judgement of anyone operating
a vehicle and greatly increase the risk of an accident. Avoid driving under the
influence of alcohol and drugs.
Mobile Phones
The operator should refrain from using mobile phones while operating the
vehicle. Using a mobile phone while driving diverts the operator’s attention
from driving responsibilities, increasing the risk of causing an accident.
Driver Fatigue - ‘Rest, Revive, Survive’
Do not attempt to drive while feeling tired or sleepy. Long drives will cause
fatigue, increasing reflex reaction time and affecting judgement. Switch drivers
and/or take a ten minute break from driving every two hours or less.
Avoid Driving and Talking TIOM00021
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STARTING & DRIVING – Exterior Inspection Indigo
Exterior Inspection
Before starting and driving your Indigo, perform an exterior inspection to be
certain the vehicle is safe to drive.
Routine Maintenance
Checking vehicle system fluids such as engine oil level, cooling system coolant,
brake fluid level, and power steering fluid level are part of routine vehicle
maintenance that should be performed on a weekly basis. Refer to “Section 5
- Maintenance” in this manual.
Area Around and Under the Vehicle
4 Check the ground under the vehicle for signs of fluid leaks. Investigate and
repair leaks as necessary. Make sure the area around the vehicle is free from
obstructions such as debris, humans, or animals.
Exterior Glass and Mirrors
Check the exterior vehicle glass and mirrors and clean with glass cleaner as needed.
The glass must be clean to ensure proper visibility while driving the vehicle.
Windshield Wipers and Washer Fluid
Verify the wiper blades are in good condition and raise the bonnet to ensure the 1
windshield washer reservoir, 1, is full. Add windshield washer solvent as needed.
Refer to the “Section 5 - Maintenance and Care” in this manual for the filling
instructions.
NOTE
Do not operate the wipers while the windshield is dry. Doing so, may
cause scratches to form in the windshield.
Horn
Verify the horn works properly when the horn button of the steering wheel is
pressed. Use the horn to alert other drivers in sudden emergency situations. Washer Fluid Reservoir TIOM00022
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Indigo STARTING & DRIVING – Exterior Inspection
Exterior Lights
Keep the lenses of all exterior lighting (head lamps, tail lamps, side markers)
clean and free from dirt. Check that all lights illuminate and that the turn/hazard
indicators flash. Replace any burnt-out bulbs with recommended type of bulbs.
Turn on the exterior lamps when driving at night or through inclement weather.
Tyre Pressure
Check air pressure in the tyres using a suitable tyre pressure tool. Inflate tyres to
the recommended tyre pressure. Also check the tyre for signs of damage, wear, or 60 70 80
foreign objects each time the pressure inside the tyre is checked.
50 90
60 70 80
50 90 40 5 100
4 6
4
5 100 3
40 4 6 7 110
3
30
7 110 2 8
30
2 8 120
120 20 1
20 1
9
9
0 kgf/cm2 10 130
Recommended Tyre Pressure

10 0 10 130 10
0 140 0 2 140
ibf/in
1.9 Bar 27 PSI
! WARNING
Never inflate tyres over the manufacturer’s maximum cold tyre
pressure! Over-inflation may cause the tyres to explode, causing
severe injury or death.
Brakes Checking Tyre Pressure TIOM00031

Test brake operation when starting to drive the vehicle. The brake pedal should
provide a firm feel and stop accordingly with the amount of pressure applied to the
brake pedal. Never drive a vehicle when the brake system indicator is illuminated
and the parking brake is not engaged. Have the vehicle towed to the nearest
authorised Tata Motors service provider for repair.
! WARNING
Never drive the vehicle while the brake system indicator light is
illuminated. Loss of vehicle control may occur, causing injury or death.
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STARTING & DRIVING – Preparing to Drive Indigo
Prior to Driving
Once seated inside the vehicle, perform a quick inspection / adjustment of the
following items:
• Vehicle doors, bonnet, and trunk are fully closed and locked. OF
F
CK
• Adjust the seat to a comfortable position that allows full access to all
LO
IGN TAR
vehicle controls.
S
• Adjust the rear and side view mirrors for an unobstructed view to the rear
of the vehicle.
T
• Fasten seat belt and make sure passengers’ seat belts are fastened.
4 • The parking brake is applied and the gear selector lever is in the neutral
position.
Ignition Switch and Steering Lock TIOM00023

Starting the Engine
Use the following procedure to start the engine:
1. Insert the key into the ignition switch and rotate the switch forward from
the “LOCK” position to the “IGN” position.
2. The “CHECK ENGINE” and glow plug indicator lamps will illuminate.
3. Depress the clutch pedal fully.
! CAUTION
Do not operate the engine starter for longer than five (5) seconds or
damage to the starter may occur.
4. Once the glow plug indicator lamp is no longer illuminated, turn the
ignition switch to the “START” position to crank the engine.
5. If the engine does not start, return the ignition switch to the “OFF”
position and wait thirty (30) seconds before trying again. Glow Plug Indicator Lamp TIOM00024
4-64

Indigo STARTING & DRIVING – Starting / Stopping
6. Allow the engine to idle for a minimum of thirty (30) seconds after the
engine is started. Revving or accelerating the engine while cold will NO CURB
increase wear on the turbocharger.
7. Verify the “CHECK ENGINE”, low oil pressure, and battery charge
indicator lamps go out after several seconds. If the lamps do not go out,
INCLINE
or other warning indicator lamps are illuminated, stop the engine and
have your nearest authorised service provider repair the problem.
8. Check the fuel gauge to ensure fuel is not required. Observe all other
gauges and indicators. Release the parking brake before driving.
4
Stopping the Engine FACING
DOWNHILL
When stopping the engine, come to a complete stop and allow the engine to idle
for at least thirty (30) seconds before moving the ignition switch to the “OFF”
or “LOCK” position. This allows the compressor wheel in the turbocharger to
INCLINE
slow down and permits oil to cool the turbocharger bearings.
Parking the Vehicle

Use the following guidelines when parking the vehicle:
• When parking, always park the vehicle in a safe place.
• Use the turn indicator before turning to park; signaling other drivers. FACING
UPHILL
• Turn the wheel into the curb or use wheel chocks when parking, particularly
on an incline. Refer to the figure at right for parking scenarios.
INCLINE
• Apply the parking brake (3 to 6 notches).

• Switch off all lamps and close all windows. Use parking lamps at night,
if necessary.
• Turn the ignition switch to the “LOCK” position and remove the key.
• Close and lock all doors.
Vehicle Parking TIOM00198
4-65

STARTING & DRIVING – Run-In / Break-In Indigo
Driving the Vehicle
Run-In Procedure
Since tolerances are tighter in new vehicles, an essential part of getting the most Recommended Maximum Speed
Gear
trouble-free miles, performance, and economy from your Indigo is following the (km/h)
1000 km run-in period. Observe the following during the run-in period: 1 20 km/h
1. Allow the engine to warm up gradually at idle speed. Do not race the
2 40 km/h
engine.
2. Avoid full-throttle starts, full throttle acceleration, or unnecessary hard 3 60 km/h
stops. 4 80 km/h
4 3. Do not maintain a steady engine speed. Vary engine speed through the
engine’s range. 5 90 km/h
4. Refer to the maximum recommended vehicle speed table at right to Run-In Recommended Vehicle Speed
determine the maximum speed recommended for each transmission gear
through the run-in period.
Driving a Diesel Vehicle
The operational characteristics of a diesel engine are vastly different than those
of a petrol engine. The driving characteristics vary between the two types of
engines due to the type of combustion process the engines utilize.
Diesel engines do not rev as high as petrol engines, but make more usable power
across the RPM (revolutions per minute) range due to a flatter torque curve. Due
to component inertia in diesel engines, the response to engine acceleration and
deceleration will be more sluggish when compared to petrol engines.
The diesel engine equipped in the Indigo develops maximum torque at 2500
RPM. For best driveability, upshift at 3000 to 3500 RPM when accelerating and
downshift at 2000 to 2200 RPM when decelerating.
4-66

Indigo STARTING & DRIVING – Shifting Gears
Shifting Gears
The forward gears in the Indigo transmission are synchronised to allow easy and
smooth shifting. When shifting to another gear, always depress the clutch pedal 1 3 5
fully to disengage the transmission, shift into gear, and the release the clutch
pedal smoothly.
Reverse gear is located opposite of fifth gear in the shift pattern. An interlock is 2 4 R
provided to prevent an accidental shift into reverse while the vehicle is moving.
When shifting into reverse, stopping the vehicle and depressing the clutch pedal
for five (5) seconds will allow easy engagement of the reverse gear.
For maximum vehicle pickup, follow the recommended upshift speeds shown in 4
the vehicle upshift and downshift table shown in the table at right.
To avoid overworking the engine, downshift as necessary when travelling up a
steep grade or while in traffic. Do not lug the engine. While slowing to a stop or Gear Shifting Lever TIOM00025
travelling down a steep grade, shift into a lower gear to use the engine’s braking
power to slow the vehicle down and prolong brake life.
! WARNING UPSHIFT DOWNSHIFT

• Do not exceed the maximum recommended speed for upshifts. Optimal
Gear Gear Speed
Loss of vehicle control or damage to the vehicle may occur. Pick-up
Change Change (km/h)
• Do not downshift above the recommended speed or loss of (km/h)
vehicle control may occur. 1st to 2nd 25 - 30 5th to 4th 85 - 90
2nd to 3rd 50 - 60 4th to 3rd 60 - 65
! CAUTION 3rd to 4th 80 - 90 3rd to 2nd 30 - 35
• Avoid releasing the clutch abruptly. Damage to the clutch or
4th to 5th 100 - 110* 2nd to 1st 20 - 25
transmission may occur from sudden de-clutching.
• Do not drive with your foot resting on the clutch pedal. Doing so *130 km/h for models with the DICOR engine
will shorten the life of the clutch.
Vehicle Upshift and Downshift Speeds
4-67

STARTING & DRIVING – Fuel Economy Indigo
Fuel Economy Tips transmission gear for the speed traveled. Shift to higher gears as
Driving to increase fuel economy not only saves money in fuel costs, soon as possible. Use each gear up to 2/3rd of the maximum
but also helps to reduce environmental impact. To maximize fuel engine speed. Refer to the fuel economy table below:
efficiency for your vehicle, observe the following points:
• Avoid Excessive Idling - If stopped and waiting for more than Recommended Speed for Fuel Economy (km/h)
Gear
a couple of minutes, stop the engine and restart again when 475 IDI TCIC Engine DICOR Engine
ready to move.
1 15 km/h 15 km/h
• Avoid Fast Starts - Whenever possible, start off slowly from a
stop (i.e. traffic light, stop sign). This increases fuel economy 2 25 km/h 30 km/h
4 and reduces wear. 3 45 km/h 45 km/h
• Avoid Unnecessary Stops - Whenever possible, avoid 4 65 km/h 60 km/h
unnecessary stops or slowing down and accelerating again.
Maintaining a constant speed maximizes fuel economy. Do not 5 70 km/h 80 km/h
rest your foot on the brake or clutch pedal while driving. • Avoid Unnecessary Use of Air Conditioner - Using the air
• Maintain Correct Tyre Pressure and Alignment - conditioner increases the load on the engine and reduces fuel
Maintaining correct tyre pressure and wheel alignment will economy. Whenever possible, use the ventilation system
improve driveability and fuel economy as well as lower tyre without engaging the air conditioner compressor and/or lower
and vehicle wear. the windows. Note that when travelling at higher speeds, using
• Maintain the Engine Air Filter - Observe the air restriction the air conditioner is more fuel efficient than travelling with the
gauge on the air filter housing when checking the engine oil windows down.
(weekly or on fuel fill ups). A clogged air filter greatly reduces • Travel Lightly - Do not haul unnecessary items in the car.
fuel mileage. Extra weight puts an increased load on the engine, reducing
• Maintain the vehicle - Follow the appropriate maintenance fuel economy.
schedule for the driving conditions. Taking your vehicle to your • Observe Weather Conditions - Weather conditions, such as
most convenient authorised service provider for maintenance strong head winds, heavy rain, and snow reduce fuel economy.
and repair ensures the best performance from your vehicle. Slow down when experiencing inclement weather.
• Drive at Proper Speeds - Always observe posted speed limits. • Avoid Adulterated fuel - Always make sure correct fuel is
Excessive speed decreases fuel mileage. Always select the correct used.
4-68

Indigo STARTING & DRIVING – Protecting the Environment
Protecting the Environment • Do not pour used oils or coolants into sewage drains,
Tata Motors Limited is committed to producing cars using environmental friendly garden soil, or open streams. Dispose of used filters
technology. Tata Motors Limited has incorporated a number of features into and depleted batteries in compliance with current
our passenger vehicles that are specifically designed to ensure environmental legislation.
compatibility throughout the life cycle of the vehicle. Tata Motors Limited • Never allow any unauthorised person to tamper with
would like to inform you that your car meets emission norms and has been the engine settings or to carry out modifications on
regularly validated at the manufacturing stages to keep up with the stringent the car.
emission norms.
• Vacuum clean parts creating dust such as the brake
As a user, you too may protect the environment by operating your vehicle in
lining and the clutch disc. Do not use compressed
a proactive manner. Emissions, fuel consumption, and other factors depend
on driving style and vehicle maintenance. The following list provides tips for
air for cleaning as this spreads the toxic dust into the 4
atmosphere.
protecting the environment:
While carrying out the servicing or repairs of your car, you
While Driving: should pay keen attention to some of the important engine
• Follow all fuel economy tips as described in this section of the manual. components that greatly affect emissions. These components
are as follows:
• Monitor the car’s fuel consumption regularly. If records indicate high or
rising fuel consumption; take the vehicle to an authorised service center • Fuel injection pump, Injectors/Nozzles.
for attention. This manual provides a sample fuel economy log. • Air intake & Exhaust system especially for leakage.
Maintenance Of The Car : • Cylinder head for valve leakage.
Ensure that recommended maintenance is carried out on the car regularly at the • All filters such as air, oil & fuel filters (check
Tata Motors Limited Authorised Service Outlets. periodically).
• As soon as any leakage of oil or fuel in the car is noticed, repair the • Catalytic converter.
leakage immediately. • Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system.
• Use only recommended brands and grades of fluids in the vehicle. • Turbocharger and intercooler
• Have an authorised dealer periodically check the vehicle emissions and
renew the Pollution Under Control (PUC) Certificate.
• Ensure that fuel filter, oil filter, air filter and other parts are periodically
checked and, if required, replaced using only genuine parts.
4-69

STARTING & DRIVING – Adverse Conditions Indigo
Driving in Adverse Conditions
Rain
Driving in the rain decreases traction and visibility. When driving in wet and
rainy conditions, observe the following tips:
• Wipers - Check the wipers and wiper blades for proper operation.
Replace wiper blades that are worn or jump.
• Defogger - If fog or mist appears on the windshield, use the front and rear
defoggers to clear the windshield.
4 • Brakes and Steering - Make sure the vehicle steers and brakes
properly.
! WARNING
Never inflate tyres over the manufacturer’s maximum cold tyre
pressure! Over-inflation may cause the tyres to explode, causing
severe injury or death. Driving in Rainy Conditions TIOM00026
• Tyres - Check for proper tyre pressure and wear. Excessively worn tyres
will not produce adequate traction.
• Lights - For visibility, turn lights on while driving in the rain. Verify all
lights illuminate. Use fog lamps (as equipped) when necessary.
• Increase Following Distance - Wet roads increase braking distance.
Increase the distance behind the vehicle in front to allow adequate
stopping distance.
• Avoid Hard Braking, Excessive Speed, and Sharp Turns - Braking
hard or travelling at high rates of speed, and sharp corners increases
the chances of losing control of the vehicle. Slow down and drive
smoothly.
4-70

Indigo STARTING & DRIVING – Adverse Conditions
Deep Water
Driving in deep water, flowing or standing, is extremely dangerous. Every
attempt to avoid driving in deep water should be made prior to driving through
the water.
If driving through the water is necessary, place the vehicle in low gear and keep
the vehicle moving; do not slow down or stop.
After driving through deep water, apply the brakes several times to test operation
and dry the brake components. Always check the engine oil and transaxle oil for
signs of contamination. Replace the fluids as necessary.
If the engine becomes stalled due to water flooding, do not attempt to restart 4
the engine. Have the vehicle towed to the nearest authorised Tata Motors
service provider to have the vehicle inspected and the engine and transaxle oil
changed.
Driving in Deep Water TIOM00027
! WARNING
Driving through deep water is extremely dangerous! The vehicle
could become stranded or swept away in strong current situations.
Never attempt to cross water that is of unknown depth or higher than
the centerline of the vehicle wheels. ��
Do not centre lock or close the
windows while drive through deep water as the electrical equipments
may get damage and the passengers can be trapped inside the
vehicle.
! CAUTION
Do not attempt to start an engine that has been flooded with water!
Severe damage to the engine and other components will occur.
4-71

STARTING & DRIVING – Adverse Conditions Indigo
Night Driving
Visibility is reduced when driving at night. Always drive prudently and no faster
than conditions warrant. Observe the following tips when driving at night.
• Lights - For visibility, turn lights on while driving at night. Verify all
lights illuminate and replace any burnt out bulbs. Never ‘outrun’ your
head lamps; always drive at a speed that would allow the vehicle to stop
in the distance the head lamps illuminate.
• High Beams / Low Beams - When driving at night, always use the low
beam head lamp for oncoming traffic. Oncoming motorists may be not
4 be able to see when using high beams. Adjust the head lamp leveling
switch as necessary for proper illumination.
• Turn Indicators - Always use turn indicators in advance to signal lane-
changes or turn intentions.
• Fog Lamps - If the vehicle is equipped with fog lamps, use them when Driving at Night TIOM00028
necessary. Using the fog lamps will help to increase visibility.

• Hazard Warning - Always use the hazard warning lights to alert other
drivers of the vehicle when parked in a vulnerable location, driving 1
slowly, hazardous conditions, or if the vehicle becomes disabled. Press
the hazard warning switch, 1, to activate the hazard warning lights.
2 3
1
4
Hazard Warning Switch TIOM00029
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Indigo
Section 5 – Vehicle Maintenance and Care
Introduction........................................................ 5-75 Overheating....................................................................5-88
Complimentary Service Visits............................ 5-75 Replacing Engine Coolant..............................................5-89
Filling Station Information.................................. 5-76 DICOR Fuel Filter.............................................. 5-90

Recommended Fluids....................................... 5-79 Fuel Sedimenter (DICOR Engines)................... 5-91
Fuel.................................................................................5-79 BS-II / BS-III Fuel Filter...................................... 5-92
Lubricants.......................................................................5-79 Draining the Filter............................................................5-92
Engine Coolant...............................................................5-79 Changing the Filter..........................................................5-92
Bonnet (Hood) - Opening and Closing.............. 5-81 Brake Fluid........................................................ 5-93
5
Opening..........................................................................5-81 Power Steering Fluid......................................... 5-93
Closing............................................................................5-81 System Bleeding.............................................................5-94
Engine Compartment Lamp.............................. 5-82 Parking Brake.................................................... 5-95
Fuel Cap............................................................ 5-82 Battery............................................................... 5-96
Engine Oil & Filter............................................. 5-83 Corrosion........................................................................5-96
Oil Level Check...............................................................5-83 Adding Water..................................................................5-97
Engine Oil & Filter Change.............................................5-84 Charging.........................................................................5-97
Air Filter............................................................. 5-86 Clutch Adjustment............................................. 5-98
Air Filter Element Cleaning/Replacement.......................5-86 Turbocharger..................................................... 5-99
Engine Cooling System..................................... 5-87 Intercooler......................................................... 5-99
Checking Coolant Level..................................................5-87 Catalytic Converter.......................................... 5-100
Adding Coolant...............................................................5-87
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EGR System.................................................... 5-100 Bulb Replacement............................................5-110
Tyres and Wheels............................................ 5-101 Front Turn Indicators.....................................................5-110
Rotating Tyres...............................................................5-102 Front Position/Parking Lamps....................................... 5-110
Tyre Balancing..............................................................5-102 Tail Lamp Assembly...................................................... 5-111
High-Mount Brake Lamp............................................... 5-111
Wheel Alignment............................................. 5-102
Registration Plate Lamps.............................................. 5-112
Windshield Wiper Blades................................ 5-103
Side Turn Indicator Lamps............................................ 5-112
Windshield Washer Reservoir......................... 5-103 Roof Lamps...................................................................5-112
Accessory Belts – DICOR Engines................. 5-104 Trunk Lamp...................................................................5-113
Accessory Belts – BS-II / BS-III Engines......... 5-105 Engine Compartment Lamp (as equipped)................... 5-113
5 Transaxle Oil................................................... 5-106 Interior & Exterior Care.....................................5-114
Level Check..................................................................5-106 Interior Care..................................................................5-114
Replacement.................................................................5-106 Exterior Care.................................................................5-115
Fuses and Relays............................................ 5-107 Extended Storage.............................................5-116
Head Lamps.................................................... 5-109
Replacement.................................................................5-109
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Introduction
Introduction
NOTE
While your Tata Indigo is manufactured to strict standards to provide
economical and trouble-free use, performing regular maintenance Retain any records of maintenance services, repairs, and
and car care is an important part of owning your vehicle. Performing warranty work for reference. Each time a service station
maintenance and car care at scheduled intervals or as needed will ensure performs a service or repair, complete appropriate section of
you get the most satisfaction from your vehicle for many years. the service record in this manual.
This section outlines basic service, maintenance schedules, recommended
FREE Service Visits
fluids and car care procedures for your vehicle. If you are unsure about
any maintenance procedures in this section, Tata Motors recommends To show that Tata Motors Limited appreciates your business, four (4)
taking your vehicle to an authorised service outlet for service. free service coupons (labour only) are attached to the sales invoice
when purchasing your vehicle. These coupons are valid at any Tata
! WARNING Motors authorised service outlet and should be used at the intervals
• Improper or incomplete maintenance may result in serious outlined in the following table: 5
personal injury or damage to your Tata Motors vehicle.
Recommended Service Interval
Taking your vehicle to an authorised Tata Motors service Free Service
(whichever comes first)
outlet ensures your vehicle is provided with the most
comprehensive expert service possible. 1 1000-1500 km or 1 months
• Always use Genuine Tata Motors Limited replacement 2 10000 - 10500 km or 12 months
parts. Use of substandard parts may result in vehicle
damage and void the vehicle warranty. 3 20000 - 20500 km or 24 months
• Do not tamper with the fuel system or fit an alternate fuel 4 30000 - 30500 km or 36 months
system to your vehicle. Doing so presents a fire hazard
risk and violates government regualtions. NOTE: All other services besides Free services.
• Do not tap into the vehicle’s electrical system in anyway.
Doing so risks electrical fire or shock and may violate the
vehicle warranty.
• Do not add accessories that are not approved by Tata
Motors. Doing so may cause adverse affects and violates
the vehicle warranty and violates government regualtions.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Filling Station Information Indigo
Brake Fluid
Capacity = 0.27 Litres
Engine Oil Capacity DIESEL ONLY

5.5 Litres (maximum) 42 Litre Fuel
Tank Capacity
OIL
OIL
Windshield Washer Reservoir =

3.5 Litre Capacity
50/50 Pre-mixed
5 Engine Coolant
6.0 Litre Capacity
TYRE PRESSURE
(Size: 175/65 R 14)
FRONT 1.9 bar (27 psi)
Transaxle Oil REAR 1.9 bar (27 psi)
3.3 Litre Capacity
Filling Station Information TIOM00199
Filling Station Information

The figure on this page provides the most common capacities and
! CAUTION
specifications useful when at the re-fueling station or performing • BS-II diesel engines require diesel fuel with sulphur
common maintenance. content less than 0.05%.
Refer to the service schedule and fluids chart in this section for • BS-III diesel engines require diesel fuel with sulphur
recommended maintenance intervals and fluids. content less than 0.025%.
• If concentrated engine coolant is used, mix the coolant
with water at a 1 to 1 ratio (50/50).
• Failure to follow these cautions may lead to engine
damage
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Service Schedule
Service Schedule Tata Indigo (equipped with 475 IDT TCIC/1.4L DICOR Diesel Engine)
Operation Description Interval (x1000 km, ± 500 km)

Frequency
(C = Clean, I = Inspect, R = Replace) 1.0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
General
Wash & Clean Vehicle Interior/Exterior
Every Service Perform at every service or more frequently as needed.
Clean A/C Condenser Fins
Top off all fluids (engine oil, transaxle oil, windshield washer, engine
coolant, brake, power steering, etc.) Check Weekly Perform every week or more frequently as needed.
Check Tyre Pressure
Diesel Engine 5
Check Engine Oil Level at Each Re-Fueling.
Engine Oil & Filter Every Service
Perform Oil & Filter Change Every 10,000 km or 6 Months (whichever comes first).
Air Filter (Replace every 40,000 km or 2 years; increase frequency for
40,000 km C C C C R C C C R C C
taxi)
Engine Coolant (Replace every 40,000 km or 2 years) 40,000 km R R
Replace Fuel Filter Every Service R R R R R R R R R R
Replace Fuel Filter (DICOR) 30,000 km R R R
Replace Sedimenter (Drain Sedimenter Every Service) 1,00,000 km R
Accessory Belts (Check condition and adjust tension; replace as
10,000 km I I I I I I I I I I I
needed)
Timing Belt (Check condition and adjust tension; replace as needed or
20,000 km I I I I R
100,000 km)
Inspect Fuel Lines And Gaskets For Leakage Every Service I I I I I I I I I I I
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Service Schedule Indigo
Operation Description Interval (x1000 km, ± 500 km)
Frequency
(C = Clean, I = Inspect, R = Replace) 1.0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Transaxle
Replace Transaxle Oil 20,000 km R R R R R
Brakes
Check Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes (Replace as needed) 20,000 km I I I I I
Brake Fluid (Inspect for Leaks; replace every 40,000 km / 2 Years
10,000 km I I I I R I I I R I I
Which ever comes first)
Parking Brake Operation (Adjust cables as necessary) 20,000 km I I I I I
5 Wheels and Tyres
Rotate Tyres and Wheel Alignment (Check and adjust as needed) 20,000 km ● ● ● ● ●
Front & Rear Suspension

Rubber Bushes and Boots (Inspect for damage; replace as needed) 30,000 km I I I
Power Steering System

Replace Filter and Fluid, and Bleed System 80,000 km R
Electrical System
Battery Electrolyte (Check level and specific gravity) Every Service I I I I I I I I I I I
Focus/Aim Head Lamps (30,000 km or as needed) 30,000 km ● ● ●
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning System

Satisfactory Operation (Operate heat and A/C compressor) Every Service I I I I I I I I I I I
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Recommended Fluids
Recommended Fluids Lubricants
Fuel Engine Oil
Tata Motors Limited recommends using high speed diesel conforming Tata Motors Limited recommends using engine oil that conforms to
to IS 1460 (2000) or equivalent in the vehicle. Vehicles equipped with API CF4+ standards. The recommended grade/oil viscosity depends
diesel engines require fuel with very low sulfur content to protect the upon the average ambient temperature during vehicle operation. Refer
emissions system components. Use diesel fuel with a maximum sulfur to the following table:
content of 0.05% for BS-II engines and 0.025% for BS-III engines. Ambient Temperature Range (°C) Engine Oil Viscosity
At low ambient temperatures, the diesel may begin to gel due to -10° and below SAE 5W/20 or SAE 5W/30
paraffin separation. In this case, supplement the diesel fuel with
kerosene or aviation turbine fuel to prevent the fuel from gelling. -10° and above SAE 15W/40 or SAE 15W/50
When supplementing the fuel, make sure the fuel and supplement are -20° to 30° SAE 10W/30
thoroughly mixed before filling the fuel tank. Use the following tables
as a guideline for mixing fuel.
Transaxle Oil 5
Use recommended brand of EP 80 gear oil.
Ambient Temperature Mixture Ratio Brake Fluid
Range (°C) Use recommend brand of IS 8654/DOT 3
Summer Grade Diesel Supplemental Fuel
Power Steering Fluid
0° and above 100 0 Use recommend brand of ATF Type A, Suffix A
0° to -10° 70 30 Engine Coolant
-10° to -15° 50 50 Presence of dirt or other substances in the coolant choke cylinder
passages, promote cylinder block and radiator corrosion, etc., causing
Mixture Ratio insufficient temperature protection.
Ambient Temperature
(Degrees Celsius) Winter Grade Diesel Supplemental Fuel NOTE
-15° and above 100 0 Use only the fluids recommended by Tata Motors Limited. To ��
prevent overheating or freezing of coolant, use only 50/50
-15° to -20° 70 30
pre-mixed branded coolant in the engine cooling system.
-20° and below 50 50
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Recommended Fluids Indigo
ITEM MANUFACTURER BRAND QUANTITY
Castrol Castrol GTD 15W/40
Engine Oil 5.5 litres
HPCL HP Milcy 15W/40
Sunstar Golden Cruiser 1400M
Engine Coolant Anchemco Frostox SFD 12 6 litres
HPCL HP Thanda Raja P
Castrol Castrol Extreme Pressure 80 EP
Transaxle Oil 3.3 litres
HPCL Gear Oil EP 80
Castrol Castrol Universal Brake Fluid (DOT-3)
Brake Fluid 0.270 litres
5 HPCL Super Duty Brake Fluid (DOT-3)
Castrol Castrol Transpower TQ
Power Steering Fluid 1.2 litres
HPCL HP ATF
Axle Bearing/Hub Grease Castrol Castrol Grease AP2 —
Diesel Fuel Additive Iftex Iftex Clean System D 250 ml* pack
Anti-Rust & Sound Dinitrol Dinitrol

—
Deadening Treatment Wuerth Wuerth
Metal & Plastic Adhesive Anchemco Terostat 930 310 ml cartridge
Windshield Sealant Anchemco Terostat 8590 Kit —

* - Use quantity recommended by manufacturer.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Bonnet Opening and Closing
Bonnet (Hood) - Opening and Closing
Opening
Use the following steps to raise the bonnet:
1. Enter the vehicle and pull the bonnet (hood) release lever, 1, located at the
driver’s kick panel. The bonnet will raise against the safety catch. 1 2
3
2. Place the vehicle in neutral, apply the parking brake, and exit the
4
vehicle. PULL
1
3. Pull up on the safety catch release lever, 2, and raise the bonnet.
4. Locate the bonnet prop rod, 3, and place the end of the rod in the
appropriate hole in the passenger side of the bonnet. Make sure the
bonnet is secured before releasing the weight of the bonnet.
Closing Bonnet Release Lever TIOM00191 5
! CAUTION
• Do not press on the bonnet to close. This may dent the bonnet.
• Make certain the bonnet is locked and secure prior to driving.
Use the following steps to close the bonnet: 3
1. Lift the bonnet slightly and disengage the prop rod from the bonnet.
Replace the prop rod into the securing clip.
2. Lower the bonnet to approximately 15 - 20 centimeters above the closed
position and allow the bonnet to drop.
3. Pull up lightly on the bonnet to ensure the bonnet locked properly. 2
Bonnet Safety Catch TIOM00192
5-81

MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Compartment Lamp Indigo
Engine Compartment Lamp (IF Equipped)
Some vehicles come equipped from the factory with an engine compartment
lamp for illumination. To switch the engine compartment lamp “ON” or “OFF”,
use the push-pull switch, 1.
Vehicles that are not factory-equipped with an engine compartment lamp have a
provision to install the lamp if desired. See your Tata Motors Limited authorised
service outlet. 1
NOTE
Always remember to switch the engine compartment lamp “OFF”
when finished. Leaving the engine compartment lamp illuminated will
drain the battery voltage.
5 Engine Compartment Lamp TIOM00137
Fuel Cap
The fuel cap is located on the left rear quarter of the car. The cap is accessed by
pulling the fuel door release lever located between the driver’s door and seat. To
remove the cap, rotate the cap anticlockwise. When finished fueling the vehicle,
replace the cap and rotate clockwise until hearing two or three ‘clicks’.
! WARNING
• Fuel vapors are extremely hazardous. Switch the engine off VENTED CAP
during refueling and never fuel near sparks or open flames.
• Use DIESEL FUEL only! Using any other type of fuel other than CAUTION REMOVE SLOWLY
FUEL SPRAY MAY
recommended will cause serious damage to the engine and

CAUSE INJURY
emissions controls.
• Do not use any other fuel cap than what is recommended for your
vehicle. Diesel engine-equipped vehicles use a vented type cap
that cannot be interchanged with a fuel cap from a petrol vehicle.
Using another type of cap will cause the vehicle to malfunction. Fuel Cap TIOM00118
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Oil & Filter
Engine Oil & Filter
2
Oil Level Check
Check the level of the engine oil each time the vehicle is re-fueled or sooner. 1
This ensures the engine oil does not drop below the minimum level as well as
gives an indication of the engine oil condition.
Max
! WARNING
Min
Engine oil is a known carcinogen. Prolonged and repeated exposure
may cause cancer. Wash skin exposed to engine oil thoroughly with
soap and water after handling.
! CAUTION
• Stop the engine immediately if the engine oil indicator lamp Checking Engine Oil Level - BS-II/BS-III TIOM00116 5
illuminates while the engine is running! Severe engine damage
will occur if the engine continues to run.
• Do not overfill the engine crankcase with oil. Severe engine
damage will occur if the crankcase is overfilled.
2
To check the level of the engine oil, use the following procedure:
1. Park the vehicle on a level surface. Stop the engine and wait two to three
minutes before checking the oil level.
2. Raise the bonnet.
3. Pull the engine oil dipstick, 1, from the dipstick tube and wipe clean with
a cloth. Replace the dipstick. Max
4. Remove the dipstick again and observe the level of the engine oil on Min
the dipstick. Add oil to the crankcase if the level is below the midpoint
between “MIN” (minimum) and “MAX” (maximum) marks. 1
5. Oil is added by removing the oil fill cap, 2, on the engine valve cover.
Checking Engine Oil Level - DICOR TIOM00255
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Oil & Filter Indigo
Engine Oil & Filter Change
Change the engine oil and filter every 10,000 km or six months, whichever comes
first. If the vehicle is operated in sandy/dusty conditions, idled extensively,
subject to frequent short distance driving, change the engine oil and filter more
frequently.
NOTE
• Changing the engine oil and filter requires access to the
underside of the vehicle. Use a hoist or a changing pit to change
the engine oil and filter.
• To preserve the environment, recycle used oil at appropriate outlets.
• Never use reclaimed oil.
5 Use the following procedure to change the engine oil and filter:
! WARNING
Engine oil will be hot! Contact with hot engine oil will cause burns.
Use care when handling hot engine oil.
1. Run the engine until normal operating temperature is reached.
2. Stop the engine, apply the parking brake, and open the bonnet.
3. Remove the engine oil fill cap.
4. From underneath the vehicle, remove the oil sump pan drain plug and
drain the oil in a suitable container for disposal.
5. Wipe the sump drain plug clean and apply MAXIFIX sealant or equivalent
to the drain plug.
6. Re-install the drain plug in the oil sump pan with a new sealing gasket.
Tighten the drain plug to 34 Nm.
Engine Oil Sump Pan TIOM00201
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Oil & Filter
7. Remove the engine oil filter using an oil filter wrench. Destroy the filter
to avoid reuse.
8. Apply a thin coating of fresh engine oil to the sealing gasket of the new
filter.
9. Carefully thread the new oil filter onto the oil pump block until hand-
tight. Using a filter wrench, tighten the filter an additional three-quarters
1
(¾) of a turn.
! CAUTION
• Do not over-tighten the engine oil filter, otherwise damage to the
filter or filter block may occur.
• Use only a designated filter wrench to tighten the engine oil filter,
otherwise damage to the filter may occur. The Tata Motors part
Engine Oil Filter Spanner TIWM00301 5
number for the Oil filter Spanner is 2779 5890 1801.
10. Remove the oil filler cap, 2, from the engine valve cover and add 5.5
litres of fresh oil to the engine. Clean up any spilled oil and replace the 2
fill cap.
3
11. Start the engine and observe the oil pressure indicator light on the
instrument cluster. Stop the engine if the light does not go out a few
seconds after starting the vehicle.
12. Allow the engine to run for two to three minutes and then stop. Max
13. Check for any oil leaks at the oil filter and drain plug. Repair as needed. Min
14. Pull the engine oil dipstick, 3, from the dipstick tube and wipe clean with
a cloth. Replace the dipstick.
15. Remove the dipstick again and observe the level of the engine oil on the
dipstick. If necessary, add oil to the crankcase to bring the oil level to the
“MAX” mark on the dipstick. Adding Engine Oil TIOM00116
5-85

MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Air Filter Indigo
Air Filter
NOTE
Clogged air filter elements will cause the engine to perform poorly and
will result in a severe decrease in fuel economy. Check the air filter
restriction gauge each time the engine oil level is checked. AIRWARN
The engine air filter element should be removed and cleaned every 10,000 km 1
and replaced every 40,000 km. If the vehicle is operated as a taxi, clean or
Auto SERVICE LEVEL
replace the filter more frequently.

The air filter element is located inside the air box, on the left side of the engine
compartment. Vehicles equipped with the diesel engine have an air-restriction
gauge, 1, mounted to the front of the filter housing. The Service indicator indicates
5 how restricted air flow is through the air filter element. When the ��
Service indicator��
is in the ‘RED’ area, replace or clean the air filter element immediately.
Air Filter Service Indicator and Housing TIOM00124
Air Filter Element Cleaning/Replacement

Use the following procedure to clean or replace engine air filter element:
1. Remove the screws retaining the top portion, 2, of the air filter element
housing. Lift off the top portion and remove the filter element.
2. Gently tap loose any dirt or debris from the filter. The filter can also be
cleaned using low pressure compressed air. Clean the housing and air 2
ducts as well.
3. Hold the air filter element up to a light source. Light should be visible
through the element. There should be no holes or tears in the element.
4. Replace the filter element if torn or light is not visible through the filter.
5. Install the filter and replace the top portion of the filter housing. Secure
the housing with the screws.
6. Replace the filter if the gauge indicator continues to be in the ‘RED’ area.
Air Filter Element Removal/Installation TIOM00127
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Cooling System
Engine Cooling System
Checking Coolant Level
Check the level of engine coolant in the coolant reservoir each time the engine
oil level is checked. The coolant reservoir is located on the right side of the
engine compartment. The coolant level must be between the minimum (Min.) and
maximum (Max.) marks on the coolant reservoir.
! WARNING
• Coolant is poisonous to humans and animals. Use care when
handling coolant, otherwise death or injury may occur.
• Never loosen or remove the coolant reservoir cap while the
engine cooling system is still hot. Removing the reservoir cap
may allow hot coolant or steam to escape, causing severe burns 5
• Do not top up coolant in concentrated condition.
• Pre-mixed coolant beyond 50% will cause coolant system to
malfunction�.
Adding Coolant Max
Add coolant only when the cooling system has cooled sufficiently (approximately Min
two hours after vehicle use). The engine crankcase and coolant reservoir cap must
cool enough to touch before adding coolant. Use only approved brands (Sunstar,
Anchemco, HPCL) of 50/50 pre-mixed coolant in the engine cooling system. This
reduces cooling system corrosion and protects the engine down to temperatures Coolant Reservoir TIOM00203
of - 40° C.
Use of non-approved coolant may cause corrosion of the cooling system
components and void the vehicle warranty.
To add coolant, slowly and carefully remove the coolant reservoir cap and add
coolant until the level is at the maximum (Max.) mark on the reservoir.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Cooling System Indigo
Overheating
! CAUTION
Do not run the engine while overheating. Running an engine
that is overheating will cause severe damage. Have the
overheating condition repaired before driving the vehicle.
A cooling system problem may cause the engine to overheat. The
following is a list of issues that could potentially cause the engine
cooling system to overheat:
• Insufficient or incorrect engine coolant.
• Excessive air in cooling system
5 • Auxiliary coolant reservoir cap not sealing properly.
• Excess debris/scale accumulation in the engine and
radiator coolant passages.
• Leaking radiator or cooling system component.
• Defective thermostat.
• Electric auxiliary cooling fan malfunctioning (verify
fuse is not blown).
• Air-conditioning electric condenser fan malfunctioning
(verify fuse is not blown).
• Air-conditioning system overcharged.
• Engine oil level low.
• Brakes binding or parking brake engaged.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Engine Cooling System
Replacing Engine Coolant
NOTE
To conserve the environment, properly dispose of used engine
coolant.
Replace the engine coolant at the specified intervals of every 40,000 km or 2
years, whichever comes first. Use the following procedure to change the engine
coolant:
1. Change the coolant only when the cooling system has cooled sufficiently
(approximately two hours after vehicle use). The engine crankcase and
coolant reservoir cap must cool enough to touch before adding coolant.
2. Place the vehicle in neutral and apply the parking brake.
3. Remove the coolant reservoir cap.
5
4. Place a suitable container underneath the radiator coolant drain plug. The Radiator Location TIOM00236
container must be able to hold a minimum of 8 litres.

5. Remove the drain plug, 1, for the radiator and drain the engine coolant into
the container.
6. Remove the fasteners securing the engine coolant reservoir to the holder.
Remove the reservoir from the holder and drain.
7. Reverse flush the radiator with clean water (flushing from the radiator drain
to reservoir bottle).
8. Secure the reservoir to holder with the fasteners removed previously.
9. Fill the coolant reservoir up to the ‘MAX’ mark with approved pre-mixed 1
50/50 coolant; check for leaks while filling the reservoir.
10. Start the engine and allow air to evacuate the cooling system.
11. Refill the engine coolant reservoir to the ‘MAX’ mark and replace the
reservoir cap.
Radiator Coolant Drain TIOM00204
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – DICOR Engine Fuel Filter Indigo
DICOR Fuel Filter
The fuel filter for DICOR engines is mounted to the transaxle, behind the radiator
and next to the fuel sedimenter. Change the filter at specified intervals of 10,000
km or 12 months, whichever comes first or more frequently if the quality of diesel
fuel requires as such. Poor fuel economy and sluggish engine performance may
indicate the fuel filter requires replacement. Use the following procedure to
replace the fuel filter:
1. Stop the vehicle engine and apply the parking brake. Allow several
minutes for the fuel pressure to stabilse.
2. Place a suitable container under the fuel filter.
3. Remove the drain plug from the bottom of filter and allow the fuel to
completely drain.
5 4. Disconnect the fuel lines from the top of the fuel filter.
5. Remove the bolts securing the filter mounting bracket to the transaxle.
6. Fill a new fuel filter with fresh diesel fuel.
7. Install the new filter and attach to the fuel lines, making sure the inlet and
outlet are connected to the filter at the proper location.
8. Secure the filter mounting bracket to the transaxle.
9. Use a hand pump to prime the fuel system before restarting the engine.
10. Start the engine and check for fuel leaks. 1
! CAUTION
Diesel fuel is an Irritant. Wash hands immediately after handling fuel. Fuel Filter TIOM00253
5-90

Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Fuel Sedimenter (DICOR Engines)
Fuel Sedimenter (DICOR Engines)
Vehicles equipped with DICOR engines use a fuel sedimenter to separate water
from contaminated fuel. The sedimenter is mounted to the transaxle, behind the
radiator. An electronic sensor at the bottom of the sedimenter detects the presence
of water and illuminates the sediment indicator on the instrument cluster. When the
presence of water is detected in the fuel system, the engine management software
will place the vehicle in “Limp Home Mode” until the water in the fuel is drained
and the sensor no longer detects water in the fuel system. Vehicle performance
is greatly reduced when the vehicle is operating in “Limp Home Mode”. The
following steps provide the procedure for draining the fuel sedimenter:
1. Stop the engine and apply the parking brake. Wait several minutes for the
fuel system pressure to stabilise.
2. Disconnect the wiring harness connector, 1, from the bottom of the 5
sedimenter.
3. Disconnect the inlet or outlet pipe from the top of the sedimenter.
4. Place a suitable container under the sedimenter and loosen (anticlockwise)
the water sensor at the bottom of the sedimenter two turns.
5. Allow the fuel and water to drain from the sedimenter. Tighten the sensor
once the water is drained from the sedimenter. 1
6. Reconnect the wiring harness and fuel line.
7. Use a hand pump to prime the fuel line before restarting the engine. Fuel Sedimenter TIOM00252
! CAUTION
• Diesel fuel is an irritant. Wash hands immediately after handling.
• The presence of water in the fuel system will damage the engine
and components. If the sediment indicator illuminates in the
instrument cluster, take the vehicle to the nearest authorized
service outlet to have the fuel sedimenter drained immediately.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – BS-II / BS-III Engine Fuel Filter Indigo
BS-II / BS-III Fuel Filter
2
The fuel filter for BS-II and BS-III is mounted to the transaxle, behind the radiator.
Depending on the quality of diesel fuel being used, periodically drain water and
sediment from the fuel filter. Change the fuel filter at specified intervals of
10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first.
! CAUTION
Diesel fuel is an Irritant. Wash hands immediately after handling fuel. 1
Draining the Filter
Drain the fuel filter as necessary to maintain engine performance. To drain
water and sediment from the filter, apply the parking brake and place a suitable
container under the filter (with the engine off). Open the drain, 1, two to three
5 turns and allow water and sediment to drain into container. Close the drain once Diesel Fuel Filter TIOM00139
water and sediment has drained from the filter bowl.

Changing the Filter
Use the following procedure to change the fuel filter element:
1. Drain the fuel filter using the procedure described above.
2. Disconnect the fuel lines from the filter head.
3. Remove the filter mounting bolts, 2.
4. Remove the filter bowl and bottom bolt from the filter assembly.
5. Remove the filter element and clean the filter bowl.
6. Install a new filter element and re-install the bowl and mounting bolt.
Verify the filter drain is closed.
7. Install the filter assembly onto the transaxle and reconnect the fuel lines
at the correct locations on the filter head.
8. Use a hand pump to prime the fuel system before starting the engine.
9. Place the transaxle in neutral, start the engine, and check for fuel leaks.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Brake & Power Steering Fluid
Brake Fluid
Your vehicle is equipped with a vacuum-assisted hydraulic brake system. The
engine provides vacuum assist when running. If the engine stops while driving,
MAX
MIN
there will be enough vacuum-assist remaining to stop the vehicle once or twice
before the effort required to stop the vehicle increases 5 times. Stop the vehicle
immediately if the vehicle engine stops running.
The brake fluid reservoir is located on the right side of the engine compartment,
directly behind the intercooler. Check the level of the fluid in the brake fluid
reservoir each time the engine oil level is checked. If the fluid is before the ‘MAX’
mark, add recommended fresh brake fluid until the fluid level is at the mark.
Change the brake fluid every 40,000 km or 2 years, whichever comes first.
! CAUTION
Brake Fluid Reservoir TIOM00159 5
• Tata Motors recommends having the brake fluid changed by an
authorised service center to ensure proper workmanship.
• Brake fluid is caustic to painted surfaces. If brake fluid comes
in contact with a painted surface, wipe and clean the area
immediately to avoid damage to the paint.
• Do not drive the vehicle with the engine ‘OFF’. MAX
MIN
Power Steering Fluid

The power steering fluid reservoir is located on the right side of the engine
compartment, in front of the engine coolant reservoir. Check the level of the
fluid in the power steering fluid reservoir when checking engine oil level. Add
recommended power steering fluid until the fluid level is at the ‘MAX’ mark on
the reservoir. Change the power steering fluid every 80,000 km.
Power Steering Fluid Reservoir TIOM00140
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Power Steering Indigo
System Bleeding 7. With the engine running at idle, check that the fluid in the
If air enters the power steering system (power steering fluid level is reservoir is not foaming or contains bubbles. If the fluid is
allowed to drop below bottom of reservoir), the bleeding of air from foaming or contains bubbles air is remaining in the system or
the system will be necessary. the system is taking in air. Repeat steps 5 & 6 again.
Use the following procedure to bleed air from the power steering 8. If the fluid is still foaming or contains bubbles, find the locate
system: the source of the air intake.
! CAUTION 9. The vehicle can be driven when air is no longer detected in the
power steering fluid. Make sure the fluid level is at the ‘MAX’
• Do not operate the vehicle with low power steering fluid mark before driving.
level. Damage to the pump and system will occur.
• Power steering fluid is caustic to painted surfaces. If
power steering fluid comes in contact with a painted
surface, wipe and clean the area immediately to avoid
5 damage to the paint.
1. Place the vehicle in neutral and apply the parking brake.
2. Fill the power steering fluid reservoir to the ‘MAX’ mark. Do not
allow the reservoir to empty, otherwise the air bleeding process
must be restarted.
3. Crank the engine for ten (10) seconds without allowing the
engine to start (if possible). Stop the engine immediately if the
engine starts.
4. Visually check for any leaks in the system. Repair any system
leaks before proceeding.
5. Start the engine and gently turn the steering wheel left and right
to full-lock (each side) three to four times.
6. Check the fluid reservoir and add fluid as necessary to maintain
the fluid level at the ‘MAX’ level mark.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Parking Brake
Parking Brake
The parking brake is a lever-actuated cable type that acts on the rear drum brakes.
Due to brake wear and cable stretch, the parking brake may require adjustment
so that the lever pull is between 3 and 6 notches.
To adjust the parking brake, use the following procedure: 2
1. Park the vehicle on a level surface and place in gear. Release the parking
brake.
2. Access the parking brake cable adjustment by removing the access cover 1
on the floor of the rear passenger area.
3. Loosen the locknut, 1, and then tighten the adjusting nut, 2.
NOTE
Do not overtighten the parking brake cable. Overtightening the 5
parking brake cable will cause the rear brakes to drag.
Parking Brake Cable Adjustment TIOM00136
4. Adjust the cables so the parking brake lever resistance is taut at the sixth
notch of the lever pull. Tighten locknut and secure the access cover.
5. Raise the vehicle off the ground using an appropriate lift. Verify the
parking brake holds the rear wheels at the sixth notch of the parking
brake lever pull and that the wheels are free to rotate when the parking
brake is released.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Battery Indigo
Battery
The battery must be periodically checked for the correct electrolyte level and for
corrosion on the terminals.
! WARNING
• Keep all open flames and sparks away from the battery! During
normal operation, batteries generate dangerous explosive gases
that may explode if exposed to open flames or sparks.
• Battery electrolyte is caustic and will cause chemical burns
and damage to vehicle surfaces. Wear a protective faceshield/
clothing and use care when working with the battery or have a
1
skilled automotive technician perform work with the battery.
5 • Always repair charging and electrical system problems
immediately or the battery will become damaged and require
replacement.
Corrosion 1
If corrosion (white or greenish powder) is present on the battery terminals, use
the following procedure to clean them:
1. Wear a protective faceshield, gloves and clothing.
2. Disconnect the negative (-) and then positive (+) leads, 1, from the battery
using a wrench.
3. Coat the terminals with a solution of water and baking soda or commercially
available battery cleaning solution. Allow the solution to foam. Battery TIOM00205
4. When the bubbling stops (the powder will turn brownish), clean the
terminals with fresh water.
5. Brush the terminals with a wire brush.
6. Coat the terminals with petroleum jelly to prevent further corrosion. Do
not use grease.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Battery
! CAUTION
Do not cross the battery cables; serious damage to the vehicle
electrical system will result.
7. Re-install the battery cables, positive cable first, then the negative (-) cable.
Adding Water
Check the battery electrolyte level against the ‘MIN’ (minimum) mark, 1, on
the front of the battery case. If the battery electrolyte is below the ‘MIN’ mark,
carefully use a coin (do not use a screwdriver) to remove the caps, 2, on the
battery top and add distilled water until the fluid level is at the bottom of the caps. 2
Use distilled water only. Do not fill with electrolyte, tap water, or any other fluid.
! WARNING
5
• Battery electrolyte is poisonous! Use a protective faceshield, gloves,
and clothing when working with the battery. If battery electrolyte 1
comes in contact with eyes or skin, flush the affect area for 15
minutes with running water. Seek medical attention immediately.
• Add distilled water to the battery only! Do not add electrolyte.
Charging
If the battery requires charging, follow these safety tips:
Adding Water to the Battery TIOM00205
• Disconnect the battery leads from the battery when connecting a charger.
• Do not overcharge the battery.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on connecting and using the
battery charger.
! CAUTION
Do use a charger to charge the battery with the battery leads connected.
Serious damage to the vehicle electrical system may result.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Clutch Adjustment Indigo
Clutch Adjustment
As the clutch wears, the cable actuating the clutch will require adjustment.
Check clutch adjustment and inspect the clutch cable every 10,000 km. The
clutch pedal will rise as the clutch disc wears. When properly adjusted, the
clutch pedal will be at the same height as the brake pedal.
Use the following procedure to adjust the clutch cable:
1. Park the vehicle on a level surface and place in neutral. Engage the
parking brake.
2. Raise the bonnet and locate the clutch cable holder on the transaxle
housing.
3. Push on the clutch release lever, 1, to relieve pressure on the clutch cable
adjusting nut, 2.
5 4. Tighten the adjusting nut so that the clutch pedal is even with the brake Clutch Cable Adjustment TIOM00146
pedal.
! CAUTION
Do not drive with your foot resting on the clutch pedal. Doing so will
shorten the life of the clutch.
Do Not Ride the Clutch TIOM00145
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Turbocharger & Intercooler
Turbocharger
The turbocharger is located on the engine exhaust manifold. Turbochargers are
generally maintenance free; however, to increase the life of the turbocharger,
follow these tips:
• Do not stop the vehicle engine immediately after driving. Idle the engine
for at least thirty (30) seconds before stopping to allow the compressor
wheel in the turbocharger to slow down and oil to cool the turbocharger
bearings.
• Check the oil level regularly and follow the recommended oil change
intervals as the engine oil is pertinent to turbocharger longevity.
• Use the recommended oil grade and weight for driving conditions.
• Intake air cleanliness is important to extending the life of the turbocharger.
Always clean/change the air filter at recommended intervals. Turbocharger TIOM00254 5
If suspecting a problem with the turbocharger, take the vehicle to the nearest
authorised service outlet for inspection and/or repair.
Intercooler
DICOR and BS-III engines come equipped with an intercooler. The intercooler,
located on top of the engine, cools intake charge air, increasing vehicle
performance. The intercooler is generally maintenance free, however, follow
these tips for intercooler maintenance:
• Check the tubing connected to the intercooler for loose connections.
• Use compressed air to remove debris from the fins of the intercooler.
• Follow the recommended maintenance tips for the turbocharger.
If suspecting a problem with the intercooler, take the vehicle to the nearest
authorised service outlet for inspection and/or repair.
BS-III Intercooler TIOM00223
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Catalytic Converter Indigo
Catalytic Converter
To reduce exhaust pollution, the vehicle is fitted with a diesel oxidation
catalytic converter. The two way catalytic converter has coating of precious
metals which enables conversion of pollutants in the engine exhaust, reducing
vehicle emissions. Vehicles equipped with the DICOR engine use two catalytic
converters, one upstream and one downstream in the exhaust system.
The catalytic converter does not require any regular maintenance. Always
use the recommended fuel with a maximum sulfur content of 0.05% for BS-II
engines and 0.025% for DICOR and BS-III engines.
! WARNING
• The catalytic converter gets extremely hot. Do not park the vehicle
5 over debris such as leaves, dry grass, trash, etc. that may ignite
from the heat generated by these components. Severe burns,
death, and vehicle damage may occur. Catalytic Converter TIOM00251
• Damage to the catalytic converter may occur if the incorrect fuel is

used in the vehicle.
EGR SYSTEM
To reduce exhaust pollution, the vehicle is fitted with exhaust gas recirculation
(EGR) system. The continuously variable EGR valve is controlled by ECU. A
controlled amount of exhaust gas is mixed with intake air, in part load and part 2
throttle condition. The EGR system consists of
1. EGR valve
2. EGR Pipe. 1
3. Electronic Vacuum Regulating Valve (EVRV)
EGR System TIOM00400
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Tyres and Wheels
Tyres and Wheels
Uniform Edges Center
Your vehicle is equipped with size 175/65 R14 size tyres. Always replace tyres Wear Wear Wear
with the same size; the quality of the replacement tyre must be the same or better
than what is already installed on the vehicle.
! WARNING
• Always replace tyres with the recommended size. Replacing with
tyres other than those recommended may cause adverse handling,
loss of control, and damage to the vehicle.
• Always maintain correct tyre pressure. Driving with over-inflated
or under-inflated tyres is dangerous. Tyres may explode causing
death, severe injury, or loss of vehicle control.
• Do not drive with tyres that are worn to the past the tread wear 5
indicator bars or loss of vehicle control may occur. Driving with Proper Under- Over-
excessively worn tyres decreases braking and handling abilities of Inflation Inflation Inflation
the vehicle.
Tyre Wear Indicators TIOM00149
Check the air pressure in the tyres at regular intervals of once per week. In
addition to safety, maintaining correct tyre pressure will increase the life of the
tyre, provide better fuel economy, and ride comfort. When checking air pressure
in the tyres, inspect the vehicle’s tyres for uneven wear, punctures, bulges in the
tread and sidewall as well.
NOTE
Always check the pressure when the tyres are cold. When the tyre is
warm, the pressure inside the tyre is increased, giving false pressure
readings. The recommended tyre pressure and size is located on the decal, 1
1, the inside of the driver’s door.
Tyre Information Label TIOM00214
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Tyres and Wheels Indigo
Rotating Tyres
Scheduled tyre rotation is essential for extending the tread life of the tyres on
your vehicle. Rotate the tyres every 20,000 km or sooner if abnormal tyre wear
is observed.
The figures on this page provides the tyre rotation pattern for vehicles with a
standard size spare (5-tyre rotation) and vehicles with a non-standard size spare
(4-tyre rotation).
Front
Tyre Balancing
Balancing tyres will keep ride comfort smooth as well as provide the most life
from the tyres. The tyres are balanced on the wheel from the factory, but may
require re-balancing if a weight falls off or as the tread wears. Always balance
new tyres on the rims.
5 Follow these points when having the tyres balanced: 5-Tyre Rotation TIOM00187
• Permissible tyre imbalance per wheel/tyre is 95 g/cm.

• Do not exceed total balance weight per side of 140 g.
• Relocate the tyre on the wheel if balancing requires more than 140 g.
• Do not use more than one balance weight per side of the wheel.
Wheel Alignment
Aligning the vehicle’s steering and suspension will ensure the vehicle steers
properly and maximizes the life of the tyres. Have the vehicle steering and Front
suspension alignment checked when the following is noticed:
• The vehicle wanders or pulls to one side of the roadway.
• Uneven tyre wear is noticed, even though tyre pressure is correct.
• Excessive tyre noise
• Steering effort is loose or excessive.
4-Tyre Rotation TIOM00188
• When replacing the tyres.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Windshield Wipers & Washer
Windshield Wiper Blades
Periodic windshield wiper blade maintenance is essential to ensure good visibility
when driving in wet conditions. Replace wiper blades that skip, streak, or are
deteriorated.
The wiping portion of the wiper blade must be perpendicular (90˚) to the 90° 90°
windshield. If the wiper blade is not perpendicular, use a forked tool or soft-jaw Windshield
pliers to gently twist the wiper arm so the blade is perpendicular to the window. Correct Incorrect
! CAUTION
Operating the wiper motor with deteriorated or no wiper blades will Too
l
scratch the windshield. Don not operate the wiper on dry windshield.
Windshield
5
Wiper Maintenance TIOM00190
Windshield Washer Reservoir

The filler neck for the windshield washer reservoir bottle is located on the right
side of the engine compartment, in front of the engine coolant reservoir. This
bottle is for commercially available windshield washer fluid or water only.
Mixing the water with any type of detergent or using non-approved washer fluid
may damage the vehicle finish and/or the washer system.
Windshield Washer Reservoir TIOM00129
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – DICOR Accessory Belts Indigo
Accessory Belts – DICOR Engines
D
! CAUTION
• Tata Motors Limited recommends having the accessory belt (s)
replaced at an authorized service outlet if found to be defective.
Damage to engine components may occur if belt tension is
adjusted improperly.
• Do not check belt tension with the engine running! Severe bodily
injury will occur. B
Inspect the condition and tension of the accessory belts (alternator, 1, and A/ 2 A
C compressor, 2) every 10,000 km. Replace belts that are fraying or contain F
C
cracks. Tension of the belt is typically performed with a special gauge. To
5 obtain a general idea of proper belt tension, press on the center of the belt’s run.
E
Deflection for the belts are as follows:

1. Alternator Belt – 5 mm - 6 mm 1
2. A/C Compressor Belt – 5 mm - 6 mm DICOR Engine Accessory Belts TIOM00208
Pulley/Accessory Identification
A. Crankshaft Vibration Dampener
B. Tensioner
C. Alternator
D. Power Steering Pump
E. Tensioner
F. A/C Compressor
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – BS-II / BS-III Accessory Belts
Accessory Belts – BS-II / BS-III Engines
! CAUTION
• Tata Motors Limited recommends having the accessory belt (s) 2
replaced at an authorized service outlet if found to be defective.
Damage to engine components may occur if belt tension is C
adjusted improperly.
• Do not check belt tension with the engine running! Severe bodily A B
injury will occur.
F
Inspect the condition and tension of the accessory belts (alternator, 1, and A/
C compressor, 2) every 10,000 km. Replace belts that are fraying or contain
cracks. Tension of the belt is typically performed with a special gauge. To
obtain a general idea of proper belt tension, press on the center of the belt’s
E
D
5
longest run. Deflection for the belts are as follows:
1. Alternator Belt – 10 mm - 11 mm 1
2. A/C Compressor Belt – 8 mm - 9 mm BS-II / BS-III Engine Accessory Belts TIOM00208
Pulley/Accessory Identification
A. Crankshaft Vibration Dampener
B. Tensioner
C. Alternator
D. Power Steering Pump
E. Tensioner
F. A/C Compressor
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Transaxle Oil Indigo
Transaxle Oil Front
Check the transaxle level oil frequently and change the oil every 20,000 km.
Level Check
Check the level of the oil in the transaxle using the following procedure:
1. Park the vehicle on a level surface and engage the parking brake. Raise
the bonnet.
2. Using a cloth and solvent, clean the area around the transaxle fill plug, 1.
1
This is to prevent dirt from entering the transaxle.
3. Remove the fill plug using an appropriate wrench.
4. Carefully place a finger in the filler plug hole and check the level of
the oil. The oil level must be even with the bottom of the drain hole or
dripping out.
5 5. Add approved oil to the transaxle, as necessary, until oil is dripping from Transaxle Filler Plug TIOM00142
the filler plug hole.

6. Install the filler plug and tighten to 30 - 40 Nm.
Replacement Rear
1. Drive the vehicle for approximately five (5) minutes to bring the transaxle
oil up to operating temperature.
2. Park the vehicle on an oil pit or raise the vehicle on a mechanic’s lift so
the vehicle is level.
3. Place a suitable container under the transaxle drain plug to catch the oil.
4. Using a cloth and degreaser solvent, clean the area around the transaxle
fill plug, 1 and drain plug, 2. This is to prevent dirt from entering the
transaxle.
5. Remove the filler plug first and the drain plug. Drain the transaxle oil.
2
6. Install the filler plug and tighten to 30 - 40 Nm. Fill the transaxle with oil
using the procedure described in “Level Check” above. Transaxle Drain Plug TIOM00209
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Fuses & Relays
Fuses and Relays
! CAUTION
Never replace an open (blown) fuse with a higher-amperage fuse!
Always replace fuses with the recommended amperage. Damage to
the vehicle electrical system or fire will result.
Fuses and relays are utilized to protect the vehicle electrical wiring and electrical
components from damage in the case of overload or short-circuit conditions.
There are fuse panel locations in the vehicle; they are located under the hood,
under the driver’s side of the dash panel, and under the front passenger’s seat
(when equipped with power windows).
Check fuses first whenever an electrical component in the vehicle stops
functioning. To check the fuse, use the following procedure: 5
1. Remove the cover from the fuse box.
2. Using the fuse panel cover, locate the fuse for the component not
functioning.
3. Remove the fuse from the fuse panel and inspect. Replace fuses where
the elements are open (blown) with a fuse of the same amperage rating.
NOTE
Spare fuses are located in the underdash fuse panel box. Always
replace spare fuses when used.
4. Push the fuse firmly into the correct location on the fuse panel.
5. Check that all other fuses and relays are installed properly. Replace the
fuse panel cover.
6. If the fuse blows again, a problem with the circuit wiring or component
likely exists. Take the vehicle an authorised service outlet for repair.
Fuse-Relay Panel Locations TIOM00217
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Fuses & Relays Indigo
FLASHER CHIME BEEPER FR.FOG

RADIATOR FAN RLY
RELAY UNIT LAMP
CONDENSOR FAN
CONDENSOR
RADIATOR FAN
CONTROLER AC CUT OFF SERIES

COIL 5A FAN
HORN
30A/20A
BLUE-GREY GREEN ORANGE RELAY FAN
15A
RELAY
40A
RELAY
RR.FOG M/S SIEMENS
FR.WIPER INTERIOR FR.FOG LAMP
RR.WIPER LIGHT DELAY LAMP
CONTROLLER CONTROLLER CONTROLER
UNIT CONTROLLER
BLUE YELLOW GREY BLUE-GREY
5 Underhood Fuse Panel

H/L HIGH H/L LOW HORN
BEAM RELAY BEAM RELAY RELAY
POSITION LAMPS RH 5A
POSITION LAMPS LH 5A
CENTRAL DOOR LOCK
VENTILATION MOTOR
INDICATOR LAMPS 5A
HORN+W/W RLY 5A
RR+FR FOGLAMP 20A

WIPERS & WASH 10A
A/C CONTROLS 10A
H/L HIGH BEAM 15A

H/L LOW BEAM 15A
WINDOW FRONT RH
RADIO CLOCK 15A
WINDOW FRONT LH
RADIO+CHIME 5A
CLOCK+CIG. 20A
COILS BLOWER
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT
REVERSE LAMP
WINDOW REAR RH
WIN.WINDING RLY
ROOF+ENGINE+
STOP LAMP 10A

DEMISTER 25A
WINDOW REAR LH
INS CLT+FUEL
HEATER REAR
BOOTLAMP 5A
CUT OFF 10A
REAR RH REAR LH FRONT LH FRONT RH
COILS 5A
40A
DOOR DOOR
20A
DOOR DOOR
10 A
30A
30A
30A
30A
W/WINDING W/WINDING W/WINDING W/WINDING

RELAY RELAY RELAY RELAY
Underseat Fuse Panel

(Power Windows)
Underdash Fuse Panel
Fuses and Relays TIOM00218
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Head Lamps
Head Lamps
This vehicle comes equipped with separate single-filament halogen bulbs for
high and low beams. H7 type bulbs, 1, are used for the low beam and H1 type-
bulbs, 2, are used for the high beam. 3
For proper illumination, have the head lamp aim checked and aligned as needed
by an authorised service outlet periodically. Authorised service outlets have the 3
necessary tools to perform head lamp alignment.
Replacement
! CAUTION 2
• Do not touch the replacement head lamp glass as this contaminates 1

the glass and will cause the lamp to burn out or break.
• Head lamp bulbs reach very high temperatures. Use care when Head Lamp Assembly TIOM00178 5
replacing the head lamps.
• Do not touch the mirror finish of the head lamp reflector. This will
damage the finish.
Use the following procedure to replace a head lamp:
1. Switch all lighting “OFF”. Engage the parking brake, raise the bonnet,
and allow time for the lighting to cool if hot.
2. Disconnect the wiring harness socket from the defective head lamp.
3. Remove the rubber boot, 3, from the back of the head lamp assembly.
4. Disengage the head lamp locking clip from the assembly and carefully
remove the bulb.
5. Install the replacement bulb into the head lamp assembly, making sure
the bulb locating tabs are aligned and not to touch the glass surface of the
bulb. If the glass is touched, use rubbing alcohol to clean the glass.
6. Installation is reverse of removal. Switch the head lamps “ON” to verify
illumination. Perform alignment of the head lamps as necessary.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Bulb Replacement Indigo
Bulb Replacement
Front Turn Indicators
The front turn indicators, 1, are located in the head lamp assembly. When the
turn indicators flash irregularly, a burnt bulb may be indicated. Replace the turn
indicator bulb with an identical amber 12 volt, 21 watt bulb.
To change the front turn indicators, use the following procedure:
2. Disconnect the wiring harness socket from the defective bulb.
3. Unlock the defective bulb by rotating and remove from the head lamp 1
assembly. 2
5 4. Install the replacement bulb into the head lamp assembly, making sure
Head Lamp Assembly TIOM00212
the bulb locating tabs are aligned. Rotate the bulb to lock in place.
5. Connect the wiring harness and switch the turn indicator “ON” to verify
illumination.
Front Position/Parking Lamps
The front position/parking lamps, 2, are located in the head lamp assembly.
Replace the bulb with an identical 12 volt, 5 watt bulb.
To change the front position/parking lamps, use the following procedure:
2. Disconnect the wiring harness socket from the defective bulb.
3. Unlock the defective bulb by rotating and remove from the head lamp
assembly.
4. Install the replacement bulb into the head lamp assembly, aligning the
locking tabs. Rotate the bulb to lock in place and connect the harness.
5. Switch the position/parking lamps “ON” to verify illumination.
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Bulb Replacement
Tail Lamp Assembly
The bulbs in the tail lamp assemblies are accessed by removing the assembly
from the vehicle. The tail lamp assemblies house the following bulbs: 1
1. Stop/Brake Lamp - 12 volt, 21 Watt
2. Turn Indicator Lamp - 12 Volt, 21 Watt (amber) 2
3. Reverse Lamp - 12 Volt, 21 Watt

3
4. Position/Parking Lamp - 12 Volt, 5 Watt
5. Reflex Reflector (not illuminated) 4
6. Fog Lamp (as equipped) - 12 Volt, 21 Watt
Use the following procedure to replace the bulbs in the tail lamp assemblies: 6
1. Engage the parking brake and raise the trunk lid. 5
2. Using an appropriate wrench, remove the two M6 hex bolts from the Tail Lamp Assembly TIOM00138 5
inner portion of the tail lamp assembly.
3. Pull the tail lamp assembly out, sideways, until the securing tabs
release.
4. Locate the defective bulb and release the bulb from the tail lamp assembly
by rotating the bulb until the locating tabs disengage and the bulb can be
pulled from the assembly.
5. Replace the bulb and re-install the tail lamp assembly into the vehicle.
High-Mount Brake Lamp
The high-mount brake lamp is a light emitting diode (LED) assembly and is
not serviceable. If the high-mount brake lamp fails, have an authorised service
outlet replace the lamp.
High Mount Brake Lamp TIOM00221
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Bulb Replacement Indigo
Registration Plate Lamps
Use the following procedure to replace the registration plate lamps:
1. Switch all lighting “OFF”. Engage the parking brake and raise the trunk
lid.
2. Locate the defective bulb in the trunk lid and rotate the bulb until the
locating tabs release and the bulb can be removed.
3. Replace the bulb with an identical 12 volt, 5 watt bulb and reinstall.
Side Turn Indicator Lamps
The side turn indicators use 12 volt, 5 watt bulbs. Use the following procedure
to replace the bulbs in the side turn indicator lamps:
1. Switch all lighting “OFF” and engage the parking brake.
5 2. Using a plastic trim tool and a cloth to protect the paint, carefully disengage Indigo Registration Plate Lamps TIOM00249
the side retaining catch and pull the lamp away from the fender.
3. Remove the defective bulb from the lens and replace with an identical
replacement bulb.
4. Push the lamp back into the fender until the catch locks into place.
Roof Lamps
The front roof lamps use 12 volt, 10 watt bulbs and the rear roof lamps use 12
volt, 5 watt bulbs. Use the following procedure to replace the bulbs in the front
roof lamps:
1. Switch the lamp “OFF”.
2. Gently grasp the lamp and pull down from the roof until the locking tabs
release.
3. Replace the defective bulb with an identical replacement bulb.
4. Push the lamp back into the roof until the lamp locks into place.
Front Roof Lamp TIOM00125
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Indigo MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Bulb Replacement
Trunk Lamp
Use the following procedure to replace the trunk lamp bulb:
1. Switch all lighting “OFF”. Engage the parking brake and raise the trunk
lid.
2. Disconnect the trunk lamp wiring harness.
3. Disengage the trunk lamp locating tabs from the side and remove the
lamp.
OFF
ON
4. Replace the bulb with an identical 12 volt, 5 watt bulb and reinstall.
Indigo Trunk Lamp TIOM00158 5
Engine Compartment Lamp (If Equipped)

Use the following procedure to replace the bulb in the engine compartment
lamp:
1. Engage the parking brake and raise the bonnet.
2. Remove the bulb, 1, and replace with an identical 12 volt, 5 watt bulb.
1
Engine Compartment Lamp TIOM00137
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE – Interior & Exterior Care Indigo
Interior & Exterior Care
Maintaining the exterior and interior finish of your vehicle is important. Neglect
of the interior and exterior will reduce the value of your vehicle as well as
appearance.
Interior Care
Follow these tips for the keeping the interior of you vehicle clean:
• Carpet - Vacuum the carpet in your vehicle regularly to remove dirt,
dust, and other debris. If shampooing the carpet to remove stains, use a
commercially available foam cleaner or a mild soap and water solution
with a soft brush or sponge. Avoid saturating the carpet with water.
• Seats - Vacuum the seating surfaces as needed. Use a commercially
available foam cleaner or a mild soap and water solution with a soft brush
5 or sponge to remove stains from the seats. Washing the Vehicle TIOM00173
• Dash Panel - Use a clean cloth with non-caustic cleaner or water to

wipe dust and dirt off the dash panel. A vacuum cleaner with a brush
attachment may also be used.
• Vinyl - Use a clean cloth with non-caustic cleaner or a mild soap and
water solution to wipe dust and dirt from vinyl surfaces.
• Glass - Clean the glass with a commercially available glass cleaner and
paper towels.
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Exterior Care • Polish chrome surfaces with commercially available chrome
Follow these tips to protect the exterior of you vehicle: cleaner/polish.
! CAUTION • Remove bugs, tar, and grease from the vehicle’s finish using
commercial available bug and tar remover. Avoid using solvents
• Tata Motors Limited does not recommend using an such as diesel, petrol, kerosene, benzene, or other solvents that
automatic car wash to clean the exterior of your vehicle. may cause damage to the vehicle’s finish. Consult your local
The stiff bristles may mar the vehicle finish. Tata Motors Limited dealership if unsure of the correct product
• Do not use cleaners, waxes, or cleaning supplies that to use.
contain abrasives to clean the exterior of the vehicle.
• Do not allow chemicals such as brake fluid, battery electrolyte,
• Avoid exposing the vehicle to harsh sunlight, acid rain, bird power steering fluid, etc. come in contact with the vehicle’s
droppings, insects, tree sap, etc. for extended periods of time. finish.
Immediately wash any harmful substances contacting the paint.
• Whenever possible, park your vehicle in the shade or a well 5
ventilated garage to preserve the vehicle’s finish.
• Always hand-wash the vehicle in the shade or indoors so the
vehicle surfaces are not heated by the sunlight.
• Use a commercially available car wash to wash the vehicle
exterior. Always rinse any remaining soap from the exterior
and dry the vehicle completely.
• Use a high quality commercially available wax to polish the
vehicle exterior. Apply new wax when water no longer beads
on the vehicle’s painted surface.
• Increase the frequency of washing when the vehicle is driven in
coastal areas or dusty conditions.
• Thoroughly pressure-wash the undercarriage of the vehicle
every three months or if a heavy coating of mud as accumulated
on the bottom of the vehicle.
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Extended Storage
The following list provides tips for storing the vehicle for an extended period
of time:
• Wash and wax the vehicle. Polish any chrome surfaces.
• Park the car on a level surface and place the transaxle in first or reverse
gear. Do not engage the parking brake.
• Lower a window(s) slightly.
• Coat the windshield wiper blades with talcum powder and lift the wiper
arms off the glass.
• Check the battery charge every six (6) weeks or connect a battery
maintainer. Disconnect the negative (-) battery cable while the vehicle is
5 in extended storage.
• Do not drain the engine coolant.
• Inflate the tyre pressure 0.5 bar (7 PSI) above the recommended inflation
pressure of 1.9 bar (27 PSI).
• If possible, park the car in a covered area, such as a garage or other well
ventilated area. If a garage is not available, cover the vehicle with a cloth
vehicle cover or a perforated plastic cover that allows moisture to escape
from under the cover.
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Section 6 – Emergency Service
Tool Kit....................................................................................................................................................6-118
Advance Warning Triangle.....................................................................................................................6-119
Jumper Starting......................................................................................................................................6-120
Tyre Changing........................................................................................................................................6-122
Vehicle Towing........................................................................................................................................6-124
Troubleshooting......................................................................................................................................6-125
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EMERGENCY SERVICE – Tool Kit Indigo
Tool Kit
A small tool kit is included with the vehicle to facilitate basic emergency roadside
repairs. The tool kit consists of the following items:
1. Wheel Lug Wrench
2. Pliers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
3. Tow Hook
4. Jack Handle
5. Straight-Blade Screwdriver
6. Open-end Spanner
7. Scissor Jack
The tools (except the scissor jack and handle) are stored in a pouch in the left
side of the trunk area. The scissor jack and handle are stored under the carpet in Tool Kit Contents TIOM00120
the trunk area, with the spare tyre.
Tool Kit Location TIOM00143
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Advance Warning Triangle
An advance warning triangle is included with the vehicle and is located in the
trunk area, on the rear seat back. Set up the advance warning triangle to alert
other drivers that the vehicle is disabled along the side of the roadway. Place
the triangle 50 meters behind the vehicle in the same lane of traffic. Increase the
distance to 150 meters when a hill or curve obstructs the view of the vehicle.
Advance Warning Triangle Location TIOM00215
Advance Warning Triangle TIOM00135
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EMERGENCY SERVICE – Battery Jumper Starting Indigo
Jumper Starting
If the battery becomes discharged, another battery or booster and jumper leads can
transfer power to the discharged battery, providing assistance to start the vehicle.
! WARNING
Use caution attempting to start a vehicle with jumper leads. Improperly
connected jumper leads or allowing the positive (+) and negative (-)
leads to touch may cause the battery to explode, causing serious injury
or damage to both vehicle’s electrical systems. Stay away from the
batteries when attempting to jump start a vehicle.
Use the following procedure to jumper start a vehicle with a discharged battery:
1. Read this procedure entirely before attempting jumper starting a vehicle.
Use the following points while attempting to use jumper leads to start a + _
car: 12 VDC
6 • Wear a protective face shield, gloves, and clothing.
• Connect the negative (-) lead as far away from the negative (-) battery Discharged Body
terminal and as close to the engine starter/transaxle as possible on the Battery Earthing
vehicle with the discharged battery.
• Switch off all unnecessary electric loads (audio system, HVAC
system, etc.).
• Make certain the battery providing the boost is in good condition. + _
• Keep body parts and jumper leads away from moving parts in the 12 VDC
engine compartment.
• Do not lean over the batteries while connecting jumper leads. Another Car Battery Body
2. Place the vehicles in neutral and engage the parking brake. Stop the (Jump Start Battery) Earthing
engine of the booster car and raise the bonnet on each vehicle.
Jumper-Starting Connections TIOM00207
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3. Verify the nominal voltage of both batteries is the same (12
VDC).
4. Connect the positive (+) jumper lead to the positive (+) terminal
of battery in the discharged car and then to the positive (+) lead
of the battery providing the boost.
5. Connect the negative (-) jumper lead to a ground (earth) point
on the vehicle providing the boost.
6. Connect the remain negative (-) jumper lead to a ground (earth)
point on the vehicle with the discharged battery. Connect the
lead as close to the vehicle starter as possible; do not connect
the jumper lead to the negative (-) battery terminal!
7. Route the leads away from moving parts in the engine
compartment.
8. Start the engine of the vehicle providing the boost. Wait one
minute before attempting to start the vehicle with the discharged
battery. 6
9. Attempts to start the vehicle with the discharged battery should
be made at one minute intervals, for no longer than fifteen
seconds (15 s) at a time.
10. Once the vehicle with the discharged battery has started, wait
three (3) minutes before disconnecting the jumper leads.
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EMERGENCY SERVICE – Tyre Changing Indigo
Tyre Changing
! WARNING
• Always use the included jack to raise the vehicle.
• Do not jack the vehicle in any other location besides the designated
jack points.
• Always chock the wheels when jacking the vehicle.
• Never place an object under the jack.
• Not following these warnings may allow the vehicle to slide off the
jack, causing severe injury or damage to the vehicle.
Use the following procedure to change a tyre:
1. Switch on the hazard warning signals. Pull off to the side of the road,
out of the way of oncoming traffic. Make sure the vehicle is on a flat, Advance Warning Triangle TIOM00135
level, surface.
6 2. Place the vehicle in first or reverse gear and engage the parking brake.
3. Have all occupants exit the vehicle. Place chocks at the wheel diagonal
of the one being changed.
4. Remove and set up the advance warning triangle located in the vehicle’s
trunk/boot. Instructions for setting up the advanced warning triangle are
detailed in this section of the manual.
5. Lift the carpet in the trunk to access the scissor jack, handle, and spare
tyre.
6. Remove the jack and handle from the trunk.
7. Remove the spare tyre from the trunk. Place the tyre near the tyre to be
changed.
8. If the wheel is equipped with a wheel cover, use the straight-blade
screwdriver (in the tool kit) to carefully pry the wheel cover off the wheel.
Scissor Jack, Handle, and Spare Tyre Location TIOM00122
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9. Use the wheel lug wrench to slightly loosen the four wheel lugs.
10. Place the jack under the front or rear jack point of the vehicle undercarriage. Vehicle Body
The decal on the jack provides jacking instructions.

11. Use the handle to crank the jack up to the vehicle body. Make sure the
jack is at the correct location when the jack engages the vehicle body.
! WARNING
Never work under the vehicle while the jack is the only device supporting
the body. The jack could slip, causing severe injury or death.
12. Raise the jack until the wheel is no longer contacting the ground and no
higher.
13. Remove the four (4) wheel lugs and place in a secure location.
14. Install the spare tyre onto the wheel hub. Thread on the wheel lugs until Front Jack Point TIOM00133
snug, but do not tighten at this time.

15. Lower the jack so the spare tyre is on the ground. Tighten the wheel lugs 6
in a crossing pattern to approximately 80 N•m in a crossing pattern. Vehicle Body
16. Snap the wheel cover in place if the spare is the same size as the original
wheel.
Rear Jack Point TIOM00134
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EMERGENCY SERVICE – Towing Indigo
Vehicle Towing
! WARNING
• The tow hook is meant for vehicle recovery or as a winching point for
a wrecker. Do not use the tow hook to tow the vehicle on the road.
Loss of vehicle control may occur, resulting in injury or damage to
both vehicles.
• Do not connect a tow rope or chain to any other point on the vehicle
other than the tow hook. Damage to the vehicle may result.
• Do not attempt to pull-start the vehicle.
The tool kit contains a tow hook that threads into tow points on the front and rear
of the vehicle. The tow hook is meant to serve as point for vehicle recovery (i.e.
a vehicle stuck in deep mud or snow) or as a winching point for the wreck when Front Tow Hook Point TIOM00148
the vehicle becomes disabled.

6 To access the rear tow point, a small cover must be removed from the bumper.
Use the following tips when towing the vehicle:
• Use a wrecker to move/transport a disabled vehicle. A rigid tow bar can
be used if a wrecker is unavailable; provided the wheels on the vehicle
are able to rotate.
• Switch the hazard warning signals ‘ON’ when towing the vehicle.
• If possible (without causing damage), run the engine to provide steering
and brake assist.
• Remove the tow hook and place back in the tool kit when the hook is no
longer needed.
• Use only a chain or rope designated for vehicle recovery when towing a
stuck vehicle.
Rear Tow Hook Point TIOM00131
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Indigo EMERGENCY SERVICE – Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
The following pages provide troubleshooting tips for the vehicle. These troubleshooting tips are suggestions for the possible problem and repair
only; see an authorised service center for expert vehicle repair.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
1. ENGINE
Engine will not crank Low battery voltage – Check battery voltage and electrolyte level
– Add electrolyte as necessary
– Attempt to jumper start vehicle
Battery terminals loose or corroded – Clean and coat battery terminals with petroleum jelly
– Tighten terminal connections
Maxi Fuse blown – Replace Maxi fuse
Engine cranks but Air in fuel system – Bleed air from fuel system (at fuel filter)
does not start – Check system for leaks
Vehicle out of fuel – Add fuel
6
Engine stop solenoid fuse blown – Check fuse, replace as necessary
EMS not responding, Check engine light ‘ON’ – Rectify the problem at the nearest TATA Motors Service
point.
Check Engine Lamp Engine control system detects a fault – Have the source of the fault check by an authorised service
Illuminates outlet immediately
Engine coolant level low – Check system for leaks

– Add 50/50 premixed coolant to reservoir ‘MAX’ mark
Engine Overheats Engine oil level low – Check engine oil level
Air in cooling system – Bleed air from cooling system
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Coolant reservoir cap not maintaining system – Tighten reservoir cap
pressure – Replace reservoir cap
Engine Overheats Radiator faulty or fins clogged – Clean radiator fins, replace as necessary
Emergency brake engaged or brakes binding – Check emergency brake

Charging System Loose or broken alternator belt – Check alternator belt tension
Indicator Illuminates Faulty alternator, battery or charging system
– Have charging system tested
component
Low Oil Pressure Engine oil level low – Add engine oil
Indicator Illuminates Incorrect oil viscosity – Drain and add correct oil
Poor Acceleration Water in fuel system – Drain fuel filter

Clogged fuel filter – Replace fuel filter
6 Clogged air filter – Clean or replace air filter
Clutch slipping – Adjust clutch cable
Emergency brake engaged or brakes binding – Check emergency brake
Engine Accessory Belt Belt slipping – Adjust belt tension

Noise Belt glazed – Replace belt
2. TRANSAXLE
Hard Shifting Low Transaxle oil level – Add oil to transaxle
Clutch cable or shifter linkage out of adjustment – Adjust clutch cable or shifter linkage as necessary
Clutch Slipping Clutch cable out of adjustment – Adjust clutch cable
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Noise or Transaxle Internal Transaxle Problem – Have transaxle inspected

Jumping Out of Gear
3. BRAKES
Squeal or Noise Brake dust on components – Clean brake components (do not use compressed air)
Brake pads or shoes worn – Replace brakes

Excessive distance Brake components wet – Dry by applying brakes several times while driving
required to stop Brake components contaminated with oil or grease – Clean or replace affected components
vehicle
Air in brake system – Have brake system bled
Excessive Pedal Effort Vacuum leak – Inspect brake booster vacuum line for leaks
Faulty brake system component – Have brake system checked 6

Pedal Travels to Floor Low brake fluid level – Add brake fluid, have system bleed
Air in brake system – Have brake system bled
4. STEERING
Excessive Effort Low power steering fluid level – Add power steering fluid, bleed system as necessary
Required to Steer Loose or broken accessory belt – Adjust belt tension or replace belt
Defective steering system component – Have steering system checked
Incorrect wheel alignment – Have wheels aligned
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EMERGENCY SERVICE – Troubleshooting Indigo
Vehicle Pulls to One Incorrect tyre pressure or wheel alignment – Check tyre pressure, have wheel alignment checked
Side
Brake system malfunction – Have brake system checked
Defective steering/suspension component – Have steering system and suspension checked
Excessive Play Defective steering/suspension component – Have steering system and suspension checked
Abnormal/Excessive Defective steering/suspension system component – Have steering system and suspension checked
Tyre Wear
Incorrect wheel alignment – Have wheels aligned

5. SUSPENSION
Abnormal/Excessive Incorrect tyre pressure or wheel alignment – Check tyre pressure, have wheel alignment checked
Tyre Wear
Defective steering/suspension system component – Have steering system and suspension checked
6
Vehicle Suspension Vehicle overloaded – Remove cargo/occupants
Bottoms Out
Defective struts – Replace struts
Abnormal Noise Defective suspension component – Have suspension system checked
6. ELECTRICAL
Electrical Component Blown fuse – Locate and replace blown fuse
Not Working
Defective Relay – Locate and replace faulty relay
– Check battery connections
Loose or broken connection
– Have wiring system checked
Defective electrical component – Have defective component replaced
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Section 7 – Warranty and Service Information
Warranty Terms and Conditions............................................................................................................ 7-130
Tata Motors Limited Corporate Offices.................................................................................................. 7-132
Tata Motors Limited Office Network.......................................................................................................................................7-132
Tata Motors Dealer and Service Network..............................................................................................................................7-134
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WARRANTY & SERVICE INFORMATION – Warranty Terms & Conditions Indigo
Warranty Terms and Conditions 5. This warranty will not apply if the vehicle or any part thereof
Tata Motors Limited warrants each Tata Indigo vehicle free from any repaired or altered otherwise than in accordance with Tata
kind of material defect or workmanship for a period of 18 months, Motors Limited’s standard repair procedure or by any person
unlimited distance. Warranty coverage begins on the date of purchase other than our sales or service establishments, our authorised
and is subject to the following terms and conditions: dealers, service centres, or service points in any way so as, in
1. The vehicle warranty is for a period of 18 months from the our judgement which shall be final and binding, to affect the
purchase date of the vehicle. Vehicle distance is unlimited vehicle’s reliability, nor shall this warranty apply if, in Tata
unless the owner uses the vehicle for commercial business Motors Limited’s opinion, which is final and binding, the vehicle
and is issued a yellow number plate (or white number plate owner has subjected the vehicle to misuse, negligence, improper
issued to transport for hire or reward). If the owner will use the or inadequate maintenance, accident, or loading in excess of the
vehicle for commercial business, the warranty will be limited vehicle carrying capacity as certified by Tata Motors Limited.
to 18 months or 50,000 km , whichever comes first. This includes services prescribed in the vehicle Owner’s Manual
2. Tata Motors Limited’s obligation under this warranty is limited and Service Book not carried out by the buyer through Tata
to repairing or replacing, free of charge, such parts of the car Motors Limited’s sales or service establishments, authorised
which, in Tata Motors Limited’s opinion, are defective, on a dealers, service centres or service points.
vehicle brought to Tata Motors Limited or to our dealers within 6. This warranty will not apply to normal wear and tear or any
the warranty period. The repaired or replaced parts will also be inherent normal deterioration of the vehicle or any of the
warranted for quality and workmanship but such warranty shall vehicle components arising from the actual use of the car or
7 be coterminous with the vehicle original warranty. any damage due to negligent or improper operation and/or
3. Any part found to be defective and replaced by Tata Motors storage of the car. This warranty does not apply to normal
Limited under this warranty becomes property of Tata Motors maintenance services such as oil & fluid changes, head lamp
Limited. focussing, fastener retightening, wheel balancing, tyre rotation,
adjustment of valve clearance, fuel timing, ignition timing and
4. This warranty does not apply to components such as tyres,
consumables such as bulbs, fuel and oil filters, v-belts, cooling
battery, electrical equipment, fuel injection equipment, etc.
hoses, brake pads, etc. This warranty will not apply to any
not manufactured by Tata Motors Limited. The purchaser is
damage or deterioration caused by environmental pollution or
entitled to any manufacturer warranties so far as permissible
bird droppings. This warranty shall not apply to refrigerant leaks
by law and all such rights as Tata Motors Limited may have
in case of air conditioned cars. This warranty shall not apply to
against such parties under their warranties in respect to these
slight irregularities not recognised as affecting the function or
components.
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quality of the vehicle or components such as slight noise and/or 12. Tata Motors Limited reserves the right to make any change or
vibration and defects appearing only under particular or irregular modification in design of the vehicle or the vehicle’s parts or to
vehicle operations and are items deemed characteristic of the introduce any improvement therein or to incorporate in the car
vehicle. any additional part or accessory at any time without incurring
7. This warranty shall be null and void if the vehicle is subjected any obligation to incorporate the same in vehicles previously
to abnormal use such as rallying, racing, or participation in any sold.
other competitive sport. This warranty does not apply to any
repair or replacements as a result of accident or collision.
8. This warranty is expressly in lieu of all warranties, whether by
law or otherwise, expressed or implied, and all other obligations
or liabilities on Tata Motors Limited’s part. Tata Motors Limited
does not assume, nor authorise any person to assume on behalf
of Tata Motors Limited, any other liability arising from the sale
of the car or any agreement in relation thereto.
9. The buyer shall have no other rights except those set out above and
have, in particular, no right to repudiate the sale, or any agreement
or to claim any reduction in the purchase price of the car, or to
demand any damages or compensation for losses, incidental or
indirect, or inconvenience or consequential damages, loss of car, 7
or loss of time, or otherwise, incurred or accrued.
10. Any claim arising from this warranty shall be recognised only
if claim is notified in writing to Tata Motors Limited or to our
authorised dealers without any delay immediately after such
defects as covered and ascertained under this warranty.
11. This warranty shall stand terminated if the buyer transfers or
otherwise alienates the car without prior written consent from
Tata Motors Limited.
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WARRANTY & SERVICE INFORMATION – Service Provider List Indigo
Tata Motors Limited Corporate Offices
Tata Motors Limited Office Network
The Tata Motor Limited office network contact information is provided in the following table.
Passenger Car Business Unit – GURGAON passenger car business unit offices
Customer Support tata MOTORS  (0124) northern region
Passenger Car Business Unit, 2805141-44
Mumbai Unit No. 305, 3rd Floor, Tower B, Fax: 2805140 Chandigarh
tata MOTORS  (022) Signature Towers, South City-1, tata MOTORS  (0172)
Marketing and Customer Sup- 66561800 NH8, Gurgaon - 122 001 E-mail : S.C.O. 170-171-172, 708324
port Fax: 6636404 supportnorth@tatamotors.com 1st Floor, Sector 17C, 708347
Passenger Car Business Unit Fax: 6636403 pcddelhi@tatamotors.com Chandigarh - 160 017 Fax: 704782
8th Floor, Centre No. 1, Fax: 6636402 Kolkata
World Trade Centre, (Toll Free) lucknow
Cuffe Parade, Mumbai - 400 005. Customer Centre: tata MOTORS  (033) tata MOTORS  (0522)
1-800-225552 Passenger Car Business Unit 22465086 Upper Ground Floor, 2307245
Appeejay House, 5th Floor, Eldeco Magnum Plaza Eldeco 2307246-247
PUNE WORKS Block - A, 15-Park Street, Greens Fax: 2307244
tata MOTORS  (020) Kolkata - 700 016. Near Gomti Barage, Gomti Nagar
Passenger Car Business Unit 66133516 E-mail : supporteast@tatamotors. Lucknow - 226 010 (U.P.)
KD-03, Car Plant, Sector 15 & 15A 66133564 com
7 PCNTDA,
Chikhali, Pune - 410 501.
Fax: 66138843 Mumbai
western Region
ahmedabad
tata MOTORS  (022)
Regional Offices : Passenger Car Business Unit, 66561600 tata MOTORS  (079)
BANGALORE 13/19, Nagindas Master Road, Fax: 66561651 China Garden, 1st Floor, 6464521/6963
Geetanil, Hutatma Chowk Fort, Netaji Marg, Near Mithakhali, 6446450
tata MOTORS  (080) Mumbai - 400 001. Six Road Crossing, Ellisbridge, Fax: 6464379
Passenger Car Business Unit 56620500/510 E-mail : supportwest@tatamo- Ahmedabad - 380 006 (Gujrat)
406, 4th Floor, Blue Cross 56620502-503 tors.com
Chamber, 56620505-508
No.11, Infantry Cross Road, Fax: 56620510
Bangalore - 560 001.
E-mail : supportsouth@tatamo-
tors.com
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indore ERNAKULAM Patna
tata MOTORS  (0731) tata MOTORS  (0484) tata MOTORS  (0612)
Upper Ground Floor, 493673/4560 1st Floor, Vasudeva Building, 364953/54 109, Adharsila Complex, 668025, 674998
B-2, Rajgarh Kothi, 498634 T. D. Road, 383216 South Gandhi Maidan, 665121
Appollo Trade Centre, Fax: 494383 Ernakulam - 682 001 Fax: 372925 Patna - 800 001. Fax: 670682
Geet Bhavan Square, (Bihar)
Indore - 452 001(M.P.) SECUNDRABAD
Jaipur tata MOTORS  (040)

2ND Floor,Surya Towers, 55268283
tata MOTORS  (0141) C Block, 104 SP Road, 55328281
Shyam Anukampa Building, 2360017 Secundrabad - 500 003 55327888/995
IInd Floor, O-11, 2360093 Fax: 27810131
Ashok Marg, C-Scheme Fax: 2365771
Jaipur - 302 001 (Rajasthan) Eastern Region
nagpur Bhubaneshwar
tata MOTORS  (0712) tata MOTORS  (0674)

Passenger Car Business Unit, 5619671 to 82 P.B. No. 98, Rajpath, 433191/192/193
3rd floor, Narang Towers, Fax: 5619684 Gautam Nagar, Fax: 433194
27, Palm Road, Civil Lines Bhubandeshwar - 751 014
Nagpur- 440 010 (Maharashtra) (Orissa)
7
pune GUwahati
tata MOTORS  (020) 5897595, tata MOTORS  (0361)

1st floor, City Mall, 25113356 - 61 / Godrej Building, 520558/544663
Near Pune University, 25113374 -75 G.S. Road, Ulubari, 636856/544662
Ganeshkhind Road, Pune Fax: (020) Ghuwahati - 781 087 (Assam) Fax:
- 411007. 25113377 543926/631770
southern Region Jamshedpur
Chennai tata MOTORS (Area Office)  (0657)

Passenger Car Business Unit 2286278
tata MOTORS  (044) 1st Floor, A-Road, Fax:
7th Floor, “KASI ARCADE” 28152928 Tata Engineering 2286197
116, Thevagaraya Road, 28155397/398 Colony, Jamshedpur - 831 004
T. Nagar, Chennai - 600 017 TeleFax: 28152480 (Jharkhand)
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Tata Motors Dealer and Service Network
This section includes Main Dealers (MD), Tata Authorised Service Centers (TASC), and Tata Authorised Service Providers (TASP).
ANDHRA PRADESH Mailk Cars (MD)  (040) Karimnagar
8-1-328/11, Sheikpet Nala 23562034/38/2178
Ananthpur Lakshmi Nagar,Tolichowki Rd, (M) 9848152200 Mahi Motors (TASC)  (0878)
Hyderabad - 500 008 (M) 9849032233 Koti Rampoo, Hyderabad Road, 2276473/
Prani Auto Plaza (MD)  (8554) 273473 Karimnagar- 505 001
E-mail: malik_cars@yahoo.com 2276277
TOR towers, Obul Reddy Nagar, 273773/273573/ E-mail: mahiknr@yahoo.com (M) 9848043244
NH-7 Bye-pass, Ananthpur- Fax: 273873 Mahesh Motors (TASP)  (040)
515004 (M) 98666 77543 2-5-34/2/B, 24001985 Khammam
Email: prani_service@yahoo.co.in Kishen Bagh-Rajendra Nagar Rd, (M) 040 31049577 Sri Sai Ram Motors (TASC)  (08742)
Guntur Chintal Math (Dist. Ranga Reddy) Opp.Dist Court, Wyra Road 220002/255588
Hyderabad - 500 030 Khammam - 507 002 (M) 98482 42999
Laxmi Motors (TASC)  (0863)
S.R. Motors (TASP)  (040) E-mail:srisairam100@yahoo.com
Plot No. 139, Autonagar 2256078
Guntur - 522 001 Fax: 2322966 Plot No.1090/A Road No.41 23544391 A.P. Motors (TASP)  (08742)
Email: lakshmimotors@nettlinx.com (M) 98852 50222 Beside Peddamma Temple, 23540274 C/O Vasavi Motors
Jubli Hills, Hyderabad - 500 033 (M) 56520182 Kaviraj Nagar, Opp. District Court,
Hyderabad
Quick Stop (TASP)  (040) Wyra Road, Khammam-507 002
Annu Motors (TASP)  (040) 3/5/824/A, Hyderguda 23234726 Kurnool
Shop No.8-4-99/1,Mailardev 24071917 Hyderabad - 500 029
Pally, Bandlaguda, (Old Kurnool (P) 56548385 Star Motors (TASC)  (08518)
7 Rd) Shree Mohan Auto Service  (040) Plot No.126, Nehru Auto Nagar, 250676 / 253676
Hyderabad - 500 253 (TASP) 55577788 N.H. 7, Kurnool - 518 003 (M) 98480 76500
1-9-1122 Vidyanagar (M) 98480 19470 Email: starmotors@rediffmail.com Fax: 253676
Concorde Motors Limited (MD)  (040) Hyderabad - 500 044 Fax: 27671333
3-36-Behind Canara Bank, 27200454/55/58 E-mail: smas@tatavehicles.com Nellore
Uppal kalan,Uppal, Fax: 27200459
Hyderabad - 500 039 (M) 98644 44000 Kakinada M.G. Brother’s Autmobiles Ltd.  (0861) 2327917/
E-mail: sambaiah@concordemo- (MD) 2303366/4444
V M K MOTORS (TASP)  (0884) DargamittaNellore - 524 003 Fax: 2331704
tors.com 15-8-5B, Municapal Office Road, 2374426 E-mail: mgbnellore@yahoo.com (M) 98488 77336
(Branch)  55588200/ Near Sambha Murthy Nagar, (M) 9848282844
B-51, APIIC Indl. Estate, 01/02 Railway Gate,Satya Prasanna Ngr, Fax: 2374426 Nizamabad
Sanathnagar,Hyderabad 500 018 Fax: 23818271 Kakinada - 533 001 Aswini Service Centre (TASP)  (08462)
Email: krishnab@concordemo- (M) 98644 44000 Plot No.C1/14, Auto Nagar,
tors.com Nizamabad - 503 001
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Rajamundry Sai Services (TASC)  (08558) Andaman & Nicobar
Beside N K Motors 227687
Coastal Automobiles Pvt Ltd  (0883)2467952 R. F. Road, Dist: Ananthapur Port Blair
227697
(MD) 2433277/ Tadipatri - 515 411 (M) 98850 66999 Andaman Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (03192)
Near ONGC base complex 2433288/ Email: saiservices_6@hotmail.com P. B. No.213, Aberdeen Bazar, 232963/232167
NH 5 Road, Fax: 2478882 (M) 9849333448
Rajhamundry 533 006 Venkateswara Cars (TASP)  (0877) Port Blair - 744 101
Email: coastal_rjy@rediffmail.com C/O Priyanka Automobiles (M) 98481 75080 Email: osmanhani@rediffmail.com
Renugunta Rd, Arunachal pradesh
Secunderabad
Tirupathi - 517 501
Autofin Ltd(MD) (040) 27847112- Naharlagon
Vijayawada
140, Prenderghast Road, 14/ 5263030/40 S.K. Enterprises (��
MD)  (0360)
Secunderabad - 500 003 Fax: 27840267 Jasper Industries Limited (MD)  (0866) D Ssctor, Police Point 2350648/
Email: service@autofinlimited.com (M) 9849777550 40-1-56, Benz Circle, M.G. Rd, 2474571/2/3 Barapani, Naharlagon - 791 110 2248867
Vijayawada - 520 010 Fax: 2477526 E-mail: skenterprises_ws@ Fax: 2248867
Auto Chenoy (TASC)  (040) E-mail: vjwjilpcd@sancharnet.in (M) 92464 77527
174, Plassley Lines, 55507944/45 hotmail.com
Opp. Rajiv Gandhi Aviation 27757944/45 Windsor Motors (TASC)  (0866) Assam
Academy, Old Bowenpally, Fax: 27900891 40-17-5, Bunder Road, 2848933/
Secunderabad - 03 (M) 98461 09111 Near Hotel Adhikar,V. Purnachandra 2478435 Golaghat
E-mail:TASC@autochenoy.com Rao Rd., Pakeergudam, (M) 98490 82346
Golaghat Motors (TASP)  (03774)
Vijayawada - 520 010
Brindavan Motors (TASC)  (040) G.F. Road, Bengenakhowa, 283701
Email: windsormotors@redif-
10-5-413/A , Addagutta Tukaram, 27733763/4/5 Golaghat - 785 621 Fax: 283917
Lallaguda,Secunderabad-500039
Email: brindavanmotors@yahoo.
Fax: 27733766
(M) 98850 09090
fmail.com
Vizag
(M) 94350 53701 7
Guwahati
co.in
Sri Ramdas Motor Transport  (0891) Abhishek Motors (MD)  (0361)
Real Car Auto Garage (TASP)  (040) Ltd. (MD) 25529322502546/ 2663696 / 8116
G.N.B. Road, Silpukhuri,
1-8-4/2/1, Patigadda Main Road, 55509579 Bowdara Road, 2566267 2666676
Guwahati - 781 003
Begumpet,Secunderabad - 500 003 27901534 Vishakapatnam - 530 003 Fax: 2716999 Fax: 2524248/
E-mail: indica@onlysmart.com
E-mail: srmtvsp@sancharnet.in (M) 92466 17762 2543646
Tadipatri
Warangal Abhishek Motors (Workshop) 2574241/1697
MG Brothers Automobile  (0877)
(Branch) A.T. Road, Garpandu, Adabari, Fax: 2543646
5542123 Select Motors (MD)  (0870)
Jalukbari, Guwahati - 781 014 (M) 98640 25599
Auto Nagar Remniguta Road, (M) 98488 77309 B-5, Industrial Estate, 5561888/2505888
Tirupathi - 517 501 Mulug Road, Warangal-506 007 Fax: 2500999 E-mail: abhishekmtrs@sify.com
Email: sridharselect@rediffmail.com (M) 98666 55601
7-135

Ghosh Brothers Automobiles  (0361) Patna Hind Motors (Branch)  (0172)
G.S. Road, 2340758/59/60/ 815,Indl. Area Phase2, 2655361
Christian Basti 61 Guinea Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0612) Ram Darbar, Chandigarh -160 002 Fax: 2642916
Fax: 2340758 Anand ViharWest Boring Canal 2326581266
Guwahati - 781 005
Road, Patna - 800 013 Fax: 274902 Apex Motors (TASC)  (0172)
E-mail: ghoshbros@sify.com
E-mail: guinea23@satyam.net.in (M) 9334117888 45, Indl. Area, Phase II, 5078298
Silchar Chandigarh - 160 002 Fax:
(Workshop)  (0612) 581266
E-mail: apexmotors@glide.net.in (M) 98140 11309
Johnson Automobiles (MD)  (03842) Mangalam Vihar,
Sonai Road, PO, Link Road, 226622, 226633, Ara Garden, Off Bailey Road, Apex Motors (Branch)  (0172) 2659080
Silchar - 788 006 227108/109 (WS) Patna- 800 014 Plot No.181/19,Indl. Area, Fax: 653444
E-mail: johnsonautomobiles@ Fax: 225853 E-mail: guineaws@satyam.net.in Phase -I, Chandigarh
yahoo.com
Purnea Chhattisgarh
Sivsagar
Tushar Auto (��
TASC)  Bilaspur
Hazarika Auto Agency (TASP)  (03772) Old Thana, Maranga, (M) 9934446563
Rongghar, Chari Ali, 222449 Purnea - 854 301 (M) 9934446561 Ashish Automobiles (MD)  (07752)
Sivsagar-785 640 Fax: 224432 E-mail: pankajservice@yahoo. Main Road, Vyapar Vihar,261122 Fax:
E-mail: hazarika44@sancharnet. (M) 94350 57013 co.in Bilaspur262211 519472
in Chhatisgarh - 495 001 (M) 94255 30701
Chandigarh E-mail: ac_ashishauto@yahoo.
Tinsukia com
Anil Corporation (Workshop)  (0172)
Gargo Motors (MD)  (0374)2312200 (TASC) 4636816 Bhilai
7 AT Road, Hijuguri,
Tinsukia - 786 125
2312060/2545,
2315941
816, Indl. Area Phase II,
Chandigarh
Fax: 4636816
(M) 98155 97777 Jas Motors (TASC)  (0788)
E-mail: altesoft@sancharnet.in Fax: 2312060/2545 E-mail: acw816@sify.com 1/B, Light Industrial Area 2286285
Nandini Road 2285441
BIHAR Hind Motors (MD)  (0172) Bhilai Dist: Durg - 490 026 2285442
15, Indl. Area Phase I, 2642150
Begusarai 2658905/2656625 E-mail: jas_motors@rediffmail. Fax: 2285442
Chandigarh - 160 002 (M) 98140 02197 com (M) 98264 22260
Kishan Automobiles (��
TASC)  (06243) E-mail: hindchd@sancharnet.in Fax: 2642916
NH-31, Keshawe, 249635/240494 Dhamtari
Hind Motors (MD)  (0172) 2658781
Begusarai, Bihar - 851 134 Fax: 240494 Shivam Automobiles (��
TASC)  (07722)
No-9, Industrial Area,2642904-06 (M) 98140 35363
E-mail: kishan_begusarai@ Raipur Road,Bathena Chowk, 235192��
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236492
Chandigarh - 160002 Fax: 2642916
hotmail.com Dhamtari - 493 773 Fax: 236492
E-mail: hindchd@sancharnet.in
Email: shivamdmd@rediffmail.
com
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Jagdalpur Delhi Vishwakarma Motor Garage &  (011)
Service Station (TASC) 55460106/07
Mahavir Automobiles (TASP)  (07782) Delhi 215/2A, Opp Shadipur Depot Fax: 25703354
Rajmahal Compound, 224409
Auto Engineers (TASC)  (011) 22118751 New Delhi - 110 008 (M) 98100 67993
Jagdalpur – 494 001. Fax: 223798
Plot No. 3/4,Jhilmil Indl. Area 2259788, E-mail: vmgss@rediffmail.com
E-mail: mahavirjdp@rediffmail. (M) 9425258388
com Near Truck Parking, Sahadara, Fax: 22577096 Balwan Service Station (TASP) 
Delhi - 110 095 (M) 98103 21582, PSP Institutional Area, Sector-16, (011)27551943
Raipur E-mail: autoengineers_telco@ 32525255 Rohini, New Delhi-110 085 Fax: 27557183
yahoo.co.in (M) 98180 13581
National Garage (MD)  (0771)
G E Road, 5060330 to 33 Delta Vehicle Support (TASC)  (011)25065311 Bedi Motors (TASP)  (011)
Raipur - 492 001 2255802/214 338, Rangpuri, NH-8, 25065322 Kamal Ataturk Marg 23011945
E-mail: national_garage@rediff- Fax: 2254821 New Delhi - 110 037 Fax: 25062626 Near Race Course, New Delhi 323794354
mail.com (M) 9826428508/ E-mail: deltavehicle@vsnl.com (M) 98110 33027
511 Auto Link Enterprises ( I ) Pvt.  (011) 26516137
Narain Singh & Sons (TASC)  (011) 30907033, Ltd. (MD) 26859819/ 335
Gagan Service Centre (��
TASP)  (0771) D-34, SMA Industrial Estate, 55156189 (Showroom 1) (M) 98102 69011-
Opp. Aiyyapa Temple 5013327 GT Karnal Road, Delhi - 110 092 27143997/ 28636 S7, Adchini Sri Aurobindo Marg 15
Ring Road No. 2 5070647 E-mail: nss.tasc@usa.com Fax: 27234697 (New Delhi) (M) 98102 69019
Raipur - 492 001 Fax: 5013327 (M) 9810404697
E-mail: gagganservice@yahoo. (M) 9826122789 (Showroom 2)  25260362
com New Delhi B-39, Meera Bagh, 25270159
Sanghi Brother’s (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (011) 23321134 Paschim Vihar, New Delhi
Daman
Nani Daman
52, Janpath,
New Delhi - 110 001
23252926
Fax: 23357110
(Workshop 1)  (011) 26121981 7
Bawa Potteries Compound, 26121984-87
Sagar Auto Service Centre  (0260) Siyaram Motor Works (TASC)  (011) Opp. Sahara Restaurant, Fax: 26515961
(TASC) 2254765/766 B 76, G T Karnal Road Indl. Area 27129893/95 Aruna Asif Ali Road, Vasant Kunj, (M) 98111 50960
Opp. New Police Colony, Fax: 2250234 New Delhi - 110 033 Fax: 27464033 New Delhi - 110 070
Vapi Kunta Road, Kathiria, (M) 98770 13543 (M) 98101 32393 (Workshop 2)  (011)25734289-
Nani Daman, Daman - 396210 9/1, Railway Site Ind. Estate, 91
E-mail:sascdaman@yahoo.co.in Technic Automobiles (TASC)  (011)
83/1 Adchini, 26868786 / 54786 New Rohtak Rd, New Delhi 110 005 (M) 98104 14222
Aurobindo Marg, 26866786 Goldy Car Scanners (TASC)  (011) 25412852
New Delhi - 110 017 Fax: 26449786 Road No. 77, Plot No. Opp. Pun- 17,25410575/5655
jabi Bagh Club (West), Fax: 25910731
New Delhi - 110 026 (M) 98111 14359,
Email: goldycar@mantraonline.com 98101 59201
7-137

Highway Service Station (TASP)  (011) Magna Motors (TASC)  (011) 22816523 Raunaq Motors (TASC)  (011)
3/6, Ring Road, Opp. Hyatt 24672266 C-15, East Gokalpur, Wazirabad, 22816423 / 79 B-89, Wazirpur Indl. Area, 27372316/317
Regency, Fax: 26112342 New Delhi - 100 093 (M) 98106 02467 Nr. Marry Maker Banquet Hall Fax: 27375300
R K Puram, New Delhi -16 E-mail: magnamotors@nowindia. (M) 98111 32154 New Delhi (M) 98100 94914
net.in E-mail: raunaqmotors@vsnl.net
Him Motors (MD)  (011)
5-Bhera Enclave, Outer Ring Rd, 25278781/2/3 Metro Automobiles (TASC)  (011) 26812003 Premnath Motors (Workshop)  (011) 23354158
Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-110 087 Fax: 25278779 F-90/13, Phase I 55654525 (P) Ltd. (TASC) 23364130
E-366, Nirman Vihar,Vikas Marg, Okhla Ind.Area Fax: 26812003 Mandir Marg, New Delhi Fax: 23368302
Delhi New Delhi - 110 020 (M) 98100 26125 - 110001
E-mail: pnmw_workshop@vsnl.
Him Motors (Workshop 1)  (011) Mirkana Engineering (P) Ltd.  (011) com
T-5/1, Mangolpuri Industrial Area 27910078/73 (MD) 26950300-06
Phase I, New Delhi 110 083 (M) 9810033277 (A-One Motors) Fax: 26959955 Pick-n-Drive (TASP)  (011) 25255560
A-19, Mohan Co-Op. Indl. Estate (M) 98100 HP Petrol Pump, Outer Ring Fax: 25259812
Him Motors (Workshop 2)  (011) 22462645, Mathura Road, 24 A Shiva Marg, Rd,25259182
86534,98912
Plot No.12, Gazipur 22052401-03 Meera Bagh, New Delhi-100041
New Delhi - 110 044 86696
Opp.Telco Sales & Service Centre (M) 9810189215
New Delhi Morya Motors (TASC)  (011) Rachna Motors (TASC)  (011) 31012238
Email: himmotors@rediffmail.com Plot No.160, Block-2, FIE 30969111/12/13 B-8/1 Badli Indl. Area,Phase 1, Fax:
Patparganj, New Delhi Fax: 30969112 New Delhi - 110 042 27854213/3219,
Indicare Motors (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (011)27125209 E-mail: rachnamotors@mantra- 27858698
A-32, G T Karnal Road Indl. Area 27115419 Pawa Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (011) online.com (M) 98100 02233,
New Delhi - 110 033 27465950 C-93,Wazirpur Industrial Area, 27376163-67 98112 66657
7 E-mail: indicaremotors@redif-
fmail.com
(M) 56068202/
01/ 03
Main Ring road,Opp Shalimar-
bagh,
Fax: 27376166
(M) 98101 97976 Rawat Motors (TASC) (011) 25278931
New Delhi-110 052 D-192, Peeragarhi Chowk, 25279092
Indo-Asiatic Engineers Pvt. Ltd.  (011)28114697 Rohtak Road, New Delhi -110 041 (M) 98109 91437
E-mail: pawamotors@vsnl.net
(TASC) 51845054, E-mail: rawatmotors@yahoo.co.in
C-102, Industrial Area, (M) 6428116977 Pawa Motors Pvt. Ltd.  (011)
Phase-II,Mayapuri,New Delhi (M) 98110 78922 (Workshop) 27377056-59 Sanya Automobiles (MD)  (011) 24654010
Email: indoasiatic2003@yahoo. C-42,Wazirpur Industrial Area, (M) 98716 99499 D-13, Defence Colony, 24654111 / 4077
co.in Main Ring road,Opp Shalimar New Delhi - 110 024. Fax: 24653310
bagh,
Kalwant Motors (TASC)  (011) 25320134 (Workshop 1)  (011)26372031-
New Delhi-110 052
180, New Roshan Pura 20528950/51, B-227, Okhla Phase 1 35
Gurgaon Najafgarh Road, New (M) 98117 22210, New Delhi - 110 020 Fax: 26372040
Delhi - 110 001 98188 08959 (M) 9811283804
Email: kalwantmotors@yahoo.com
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(Workshop 2)  (011) 28116382, Ponda Swati Autolink (MD)  (079)
C-101, Mayapuri Ind.Area, 28116051/52/54 Ahmedabad-Mehsana Highway, 23297272/3/4
Phase-II,New Delhi 110 064
Vernekar Automobile Service  (0832) Chandkheda
Fax: 28116058 Fax: 23297275
(TASC) 2315014 / 8056 Dist.-Gandhinagar - 382 424 (M) 9824145163
South Delhi Automobiles  (011) Bethora Road, Durgabhat, Fax: 2312432 E-mail: swati@jyotindra.com to 68
(TASC) 24313087, Ponda, Goa - 403 401
56- Church Road, 24316814 E-mail: verekarrahul@hotmail. Swati Autolink (Showroom)  (079)
Bhogal, New Delhi - 110 014 com Near Gandhi Ashram Ashram Rd, 27552406 – 8
Ahmedabad-380027 Fax: 27552405
Top Gear Automobiles (TASC)  (011) GUJARAT
E-48/12, Okhla Phase II,55605564 51611800/ Yash Motors (TASC)  (079)
New Delhi - 110 020 (M) 98101 55122 Ahmedabad Near Asopalav Hotel, 25331300/93926
E-mail: topgear15@hotmail.com (M) 98719 61950 Bacha Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (079) Opp. Mayapuri Kabadi Market, Fax: 25331300
(M) 98102 53310 224,Sushil Park,Sunrise Park Rd. 26309140/ Narol,Ahmedabad - 382 405 (M) 98250 32098
Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-380 055 8016481 Email: yashmotors_telco@sify.
Tuli Motors (TASC)  (011) 2541444 com
Ring Road, Raja Garden, 55452777/5450 E-mail: pcd@bachamotors.com Fax: 26614311
New Delhi - 110 027 Fax: 55455450 / E-mail: harjitbassan@yahoo.com (M) 98250 67316 Shakti Auto Care (TASP)  (079)
E - mail: tuli_motor@hotmail. 2777 / 25115453 (M) 98243 50001 Near Arvind Petrol Pump, 3741459
com (M) 98103 00601 Bacha Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (079) 26820240 Sarkhej - Gandhinagar, NH8A, 3742727
(M) 98912 23300 outside Vasna Octroi check post 26820293 Gota, Ahmedabad – 382 481
(M) 98113 33339 Sarkhej road Ahmedabad 380 Fax: 26614311 Amboli (Surat)
055 (M) 98250 67316
GOA
E-mail: pcd@bachamotors.com (M) 98243 50001 Ambica Auto Sales & Services  (02621)
Margao E-mail: harjitbassan@yahoo.com (TASC)
N.H. No. 8, post Kathor, Amboli,
256188/256271 7
256286
Auto Industries Goa (P) Ltd (MD)  (0832) Cargo Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (079) 26873102 District Surat, Tal. Kamrej, Fax: 256286
P.O. Box No. 43, V. N. Naik Rd, 2740316/ Rajpath Club Gandhinagar 26743095/2944 Amboli - 394151 (M)
Arleam P. O. Fstorda 18/19/ 20 Sarkhej Highway, Ahmedabad-15 Fax: 26873126 E-mail: ambicacar@yahoo.co.in 98241 16009
Margao - 403 601 (GOA) Fax: 2731415 E-mail: cmplraj@wilnetonline.net (M) 98250 95940
E-mail: ndnaik@ndnaik.com (M) 98221 27279 Anand
Cargo Motors Pvt. Ltd. 
(Showroom ) 2791141 - 43 (Workshop) 02718261050/64 Progressive Car (MD)  (02692)
212/1, Gonvoley, Nuvem, Fax: 2791144 Opp. Octroi Naka, Aslali, 02718262911/12 NH No. 8, Nr. Vishahmo Hotel, 251606/603
Salcete, Goa - 413 604 Ahmedabad - 382 425 Fax: 02718262225 Chikhodara Crossing, Fax: 251657
E-mail: cmlasl@icenet.net (M) 079-93761 Anand – 388 001 (M) 9824540360
04506 E mail: pcplws@eth.net / pcp-
land@eth.net
7-139

Shreeji Motors (TASC)  (02692) Gandhinagar Mehsana
Opp. Baroda Meters 237715/231241
Sonal Automobiles (TASP)  (02712) Maitri Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (02762)
Anand-Sojitra Road Fax: 233269
Plot No. 908/20, Sector 28,GIDC, 8507576 Palavasna Railway Crossing, 255087/
Vithal Udyognagar-388 121 (M) 98250 21960
Engineering Estate, Gandhinagar (M) 94260 17384 Over bridge, Opp. Jalaram Temple, 242428
E-mail: shreeji_motors@redif-
Palavasna, Mehsana - 384 002 Fax: 250787
fmail.com Gandhidham E mail: maitrimotorspvtltd@yahoo. (M) 98250 61261
Bhuj Cargo Motors Pvt. Ltd.  (02836) com
(Workshop) (TASC) 231799
Kenson Motors (MD)  (02832) Palanpur
Post Box: 64, N.H. No.8-A, 231881/80
Near Jayanagar Bus Station 231101/ 2/3/4/5
Gandhidham, (Kutch) - 370 201 Fax: 233059 Gajanand Motors Pvt. Ltd.  (02742) 257562,
Mirzapur Highway Road, Fax: 230989 /
Email: cmplgdmwks@yahoo.com (M) 98254 21930 (TASC) Fax: 250867
Mirzapur, Tal: Bhuj 251713
Abu Dilhi Highway,Nr. RTO office, (M) 98240 88978
E-mail: kensonmotorsspvtltd@ (M) 98242 07314 Himmat Nagar Palanpur - 385 001 (M) 98243 01778
rediffmail.com
Harsolia Motors (MD)  (02772) Email: gajanand_ad1@sancharnet.
Kenson Motors (Workshop)  (02832) Hathmati Bridge, State Highway, 241624 / 230046 in
36 meter Ring Road, 309319/ Himmat Nagar -383 001 Fax: 230015 Rajkot
9 Air Port Rd, Nr Khari Nadi Rd, 260210 E-mail: harsoliamotors_work- (M) 98250 50075
Bhuj - Kutch 370 001 (M) 98242 24118 shop@hotmail.com Jai Ganesh Auto Centre (MD)  (0281)
150 ft. Ring Road, 25877872/73
Bhavnagar Jamnagar Raiya Telephone Exchange, 2570277
Zen Motors (TASC)  (0278) Cargo Motors Pvt. Ltd.(TASC)  (0288) Rajkot - 360 005 (M) 9898098610\/
Municipal Shed No. 6, 2511651/ Rajkot Jamnagar Highway, 2570319 E-mail: jaiganeshshowroom@ (M) 9898098608
7 Old Vithalwadi, Near Nilam Baug
Palace, Bhavnagar - 364 001
2412774 Hapa, Jamnagar – 361 120 2570259 rediffmail.com
Fax: 2420301 E-mail: cmljam@wilnetonline.net (M) 93281 10031 Jai Ganesh Auto Centre  (0281)
E-mail: zenmotors@sancharnet.in (M) 98252 07428
Junagadh (Workshop) 2360175/
Dahod Nr. Automotive’s Workshop 5540160/460
Krishna Auto (TASC)  (0285) Gondal Road, Vill: Kotharia Fax: 5540160
United Motors (TASC)  (02673) Near Maruti Motors, GIDC-1, 2661668 Rajkot - 360 002 (M) 9898098610
On Garbada Road, P.B. No.11, 240976/241976 Rajkot Road, Junagadh-360 037 2661232 E-mail: jaiganeshauto@redif- (M) 9898098608
S.H. No.62, Dahod - 389 151 Fax: 241977 E mail : maruti1_ad1@sanchar- Fax: 2661232 fmail.com
E-mail: unitedmotors_TASC@ (M) 98250 44233 net.in (M) 98790 83073
yahoo.com (M) 98242 09966 Roger Motors (TASC)  (0281)
Opp. to Rajkamal Petrol Pump, 2366385/71825
Gondal Road, Rajkot Fax: 2371895
E-mail: rogermotors9@rediffmail. (M) 98250 79136
com
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Amiraj Motors (TASP)  (0281)2366459 Haryana Triumph Auto Engineering (P)  (0124)
Opp. Octroi Naka, Gondal Road, (M) 98250 75672 Ltd. (TASC) 2371044 / 3366
Rajkot - 360 004 (M) (0281)5605880 Ambala 38th Milestone, Behrampur Rd, Fax: 2373658
Metro Motors (MD)  (0171) 2631622 Khandsa, Gurgoan (M) 98110 52399
Surat Email: triumphauto@satyam.net.in
106, Railway Road 2632115 / 2632854
AutoPoint Car Division  (0261) Ambala Cantt. - 133 001 Fax: 2643983 Gurgaon Car Scanner (TASC)  (0124) 2066370
Puna kumbharia Rd, 2640364/2640284 E-mail: dasmetro@glide.net.in (M) 98960 26999 Opp. HDFC Bank, Vill Silokara, (M) 98111 51483
Nr. Bhaktidham Temple,Magob Fax: 2640364
Adidev Motora (TASP)  (0171) 2540524 South City 1, Gurgaon.
Surat- 395 011 (M) 98251 00152
Near Vita Milk Plant (M) 98960 50524 E-mail: gucasc@rediffmail.com
E-mail:autopointcardivision@ (M) 9327535741-
rediffmail.com 43 Baldev Nagar, Ambala Hissar
Jaydeep Motors (TASC)  (0261) Faridabad Telmos Automobiles (P) Ltd (MD)  (01662)
Blk. No. 67/4,Vill.Vedchha,NH-06, 2644592 / 597 Trans Automobile (TASC)  (0129) Opp. Vidhyut Nagar, Delhi Road, 222081/82/83
Puna Kubharia Rd, Tal:Choryasi Fax: 28245449 12, Mathura Road, Badarpur 2279039/3006 Hissar - 125 005 Fax: 220981
Surat (M) 98241 00770 Border, Faridabad - 121 003 Fax: 2275238 E-mail: telmos@vsnl.net, telmos@ (M) 98120 06992
E-mail: jaydeep_motors@ E-mail: transautomobiles@ (M) 98101 00608 rediffmail.com
hotmail.com yahoo.com Jagadhri
Vadodara Tayal India Motors Ltd. (MD)  (0129) Metro Motors (TASC)  (01732)
Keya Motors (TASC)  (0265) 2761511 15/3, Mathura Road, 2256971-75 Govindpuri Road, Sector No. 18 245471 / 245484
Chhani Jakat Naka, N.H.No.8, /811/812/813 Faridabad - 121 003 (M) 9811321581 Crossing, Jagadhri - 135 003 Fax: 245484
Fax: 2761501 Email: tayalmotors@now-india.net.in (M) 9811321583 Email: metrojagadhri@vsnl.net.in (M) 98120 25999
Vadodara - 390 002
Email: keyamotors@hotmail.com (M) 98250 44711
Gurgoan Kaithal 7
L.M.P. Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0265)2657658
Dhingra Motors (MD)  (0124) Kalair Motors (TASC)  (01746)
Makarpura, GIDC, Opp. Air Force 2657002/003
Fax: 2657003 Plot No. 5, I.D.C, 5011268/69/70 Ambala Road, Near Octroi Post, 25989
Stn,
(M) 98240 33252 Mahrauli-Gurgaon Road, 5011093/94 Kaithal - 136 027
Vadodara – 390 010
E-mail: serviceadmin@lmpmo- Gurgaon-122 001 5084645/745/845
Karnal
tors.com E-mail: dhingramotors2003@ (M) 9810652345
hotmail.com Malwa Automobiles (P) Ltd.  (0184)
Valsad (MD) 2220710/11/12
Delta Vehicle Support Pvt. Ltd.  (0124)
NH-1-119/4, Kilometer Stone, (M) 98120 26914
Carewell Service Centre (TASC)  (02632) (TASC) 3014488/
G.T.Road, Karnal Fax: 2220714
NH8, Gundlav Cross Road, 224444 / 236333 Plot No. 382, Udyog Vihar PH-II 3014806
Fax: 243333 E-mail: malwaauto@yahoo.com
Gundlav, Valsad - 396 035 Gurgoan Fax: 3014821
E-mail: tata_carewell@yahoo.co.in (M) 98241 43333 E-mail: deltavehicle@ vsnl.com (M) 98110 33027
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Sameer Motors (TASC)  (0184) Narnaul Jammu & Kashmir
119/8, KM Milestone, 2221514-16
G.T.Road,Karnal-132001 Fax: 2221515 Santosh Motors (TASC )  (01282) Jammu
(M) 94162 81344 1st Km, Singhana Road, 251620,
E-mail: sameermotor@sify.com National Garage (MD)  (0191)
(M) 94160 34034 Radhey Complex, Narnaul, 251605
Mohindergarh Dist. (M) 98120 55605 Sales Office & Workshop 2547473/2573208
Kudli B.C. Road, Jammu - 180 001 Fax: 2542339
Rewari
Malwa Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.  (1302) Gupta Car Clinic (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (0191)
(TASC) 219385/86 Abhishek Automobiles (TASC)  (01274) Kunjwani Talab, Bypass Road, 2481805
31 Km Stone, G.T. Road (M) 98120 22968 38thMilestone, 243245 Jammu, J & K - 180 010 2480903
Kundli, Dist. Sonepat - 131 028 Delhi-Jaipur Highway, (M) 98110 52399 E-mail: guptark@sancharnet.in
E-mail: malwaauto@yahoo.com Opp. Hero Honda Motors,
Dharuehra, Rewari - 122 106 Srinagar
Kurukshetra
Rohtak Fairdeal Motors & Workshop  (0194)
Maha Balaji Auto Service (P)  (01744) (P) Ltd. (MD) 2452695/694
Ltd. (TASC) 232527 Raj Motors (MD)  (01262) Residency Road, Fax: 2452695
Nr. Hindustan Rice Mills, Raj Complex,Opp.Liberty Theatre, 211991/92/93 Srinagar (Tawi) 190 001
G.T. Rd, Pipli, Kurukshetra Delhi Road, Rohtak - 124 001 Fax: 211990
Email: raj_motors@rediffmail.com (M) 94160 50173 JharkHand
Panchkula
Sonepat Baharagora
Surendra Autos Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (0172)
Mega Motors Pvt. Ltd. Z (TASC)  (01264) Bala & Sons (TASC)  (06594)
114, Industrial Area 2576117/
Delhi Road, Opp. Huda Complex, 234044 / 50800 NH-06, Baharagora 224762/224328
7 Phase I, Panchkula - 134 113 2567310
Sonepat - 131 001 Dist: East Singhbhum Fax: 224384
E-mail: surindera_autos@redif- (M) 0184-3100987
Jharkhand - 832 101 (M) 9431179045
fmail.com Fax: 2567310
HIMACHAL PRADESH E –mail: bala_sons@sify.com
Panipat
Palampur Dhanbad
Himigiri Motors (TASC)  (0180) Thakur’s Motors (TASC)  (01894) Classic Automobiles (MD)  (0326)
Nr.Huda Sector13-17, 2577130/32
P.O. Thakurdwar, Teh. Palampur 239333/238444 Shastri Nagar, Dhanbad - 826 001 2304930/
Octroi Post,G.T. Road,Panipat
District: Kangra-176 102. 9817017173 E-mail: classic_ser@rediffmail. 2305239/1391
Sirsa com (M) 98351 21800
Mandi
Telmos Automobils (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (01662)
Satluj Motors (MD)  (01905)
Near Maharaja Palace 242582
Viill Lunapani 243244/45/378
Dabwali Road, Sirsa 125 055 Fax: 242581
PO Bhangrotu,Mandi. 9418043245
E-mail: telmos@rediffmail.com (M) 98120 84248
Fax: 243379
7-142

Ramgarh Basudeb Auto Ltd.  (0651) Prerana Motors (P) Ltd. (MD)  (080)
(Workshop) 2544178/ 28/29 II Phase, Peenya Indl. 28370854/
Ramgarhia Automobile (TASC)  (06553) 11, Kokar Industrial Area 2545150 Estate Chokkasaudra, Bangalore 51172370/71
NH-33,Main Road,Ramgarh 225603, Kokar, Ranchi (M) 9431102119 - 560 058 TeleFax: 51172371
Cantt. 224612 Fax: 221003 (M) 9845011011
Email:basudebauto@rediffmail. Email: peenyapcd@preranamo-
Dist-Hazaribagh - 829122 (M) 9835169305
com tors.com
Email: ramgarhia_auto@yahoo.co.in
Kraft Service Station (��
TASC)  (0651) 3095113 Prerana Motors Ltd. (Branch)  (080)
Jamshedpur Sujata Cinema Compound,Ranchi (M) 9334416070 No.5/1 C Block, 41207621/22
ASL Motors (Pvt) Ltd. (MD)  (0657) Email: kraft_2012@rediffmail.com (M) 9835195304 Gajendra Nagar, 41207623/25
Aditya Tower, Main Road, 2420944/45/46 Kolandappa garden, TeleFax: 51207625
Fax: 2228111
karnataka Anepalya Main Rd, Adugodi Post, (M) 98455 01010
Bistupur, Jamshedpur - 831 001
Bangalore Bangalore - 560 030
ASL Motors (Pvt) Ltd.  (0657) E-mail: adugodi@preranamo-
(Workshop) 5511465/66/ Concorde Motors Limited (MD)  (080) tors.com
NS-2,Phase II, Adityapur Indl.Area 67/68 Plot No. 9/8, Division No. 63, 56678181-84
Tata Kandra Main Road, (M) 98351 82450 Opp. Christ College, Hosur Rd, 56678120 Prerana Motors Ltd. (Branch)  (080)
Adityapur, Jamshedpur Bangalore - 560 029 Fax: 25537240 No. 4 (Old No. 143/1) 41207621/22
E-mail: asle@sify.com; aslm@ E-mail: serviceblr@concordemo- (M) 98440 07484 Old Madras Rd. 41207623/25
aslgroup.biz tors.com Opp Kissa Product, Beniganahalli, TeleFax: 51207625
CV Raman Nagar, Bangalore - 93 (M) 98455 01010
S. S. Automotive (��
TASC)  (0657) Classic Motors (TASP)  (080) Email: omrpcd@preranamotors.
Kharangihar Telco Colony, 2269069 No.1, 2nd ‘A’ Cross, II Block, 23470222 com
Near Ganesh Temple. 2268104 Gurangunte Palya, Yeshwanth- 23472233
Jamshedpur - 831 004 (M) 98353 65335 pur, Bangalore - 560 022 (M) 98453 99990 EMM Motors, (TASC)
116/2, Outer Ring Road,
 (080)
57744396
7
E-mail: automotivessa@sify.com
Manipal Motors Pvt Ltd (MD)  (080) Opp. Intimate Tiles & Sanitaries, 25982665
Tatanagar Motor Service Ltd.  (0657) 6th Cross Off Airport Road, 25296217 Near Bangalore City College, (M) 98451 31281
(TASC) 3200554 Opp. To Anjaneya Complex, 25262596/ Banaswadi P.O., Bangalore (M) 98801 02800
Chepa Pool, Mango, 2361110 Kodihalli, HAL 2nd Stage, 25298964 E-mail: emmemm_motors@
Old Purulia Road, Jamshedpur (M) 93348 63915 Bangalore 560 008 Fax: 25297030 yahoo.com
E-mail: tms_jsr1@hotmail.com E-mail: customercare@manipal- (M) 98450 27174
motors.com Hi-Tech Auto India (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (080)
Ranchi 4th N Block, Behind EE-Sanje Bldg. 23125409/8226
Manasa Motors (TASP)  (080) Off Dr. Rajkumar Road, 3rd Stage, 23125444
Basudeb Auto Ltd. (MD)  (0651)
No.186/8, S.C. Road,23566469 23448224 Rajajinagar, Bangalore - 560 010 Fax: 23125444
Opp. G.E.L., Church Complex, 2330740/1036
Sheshadripuram, (M) 99452 29880 E-mail: hitechauto_TASC_blr@ (M) 92431 16070
Main Road, Ranchi - 834 001 Fax: 2330786
Bangalore - 560 020 (M) 99456 16607 yahoo.com
E-mail: kataruka@vitalmail.com
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Sampath Motors (TASP)  (080) 23408422 Dharwad Mangalore
No.118, 4th Block, 4th Stage, Fax: 23408422
8th “A” Main, Basaveshwar Nagar,
N M Belgaumwala Garage  (0836) Auto Matrix (MD)  (0824)
(M) 98440 27814 /
(TASC) 2748338,2582938 Bejai 2222235-39
Bangalore - 560 079 98450 29659
P B Road, Opp.Kalahhavan (M) 98801 27676 Mangalore - 575 004 Fax: 2222240
Super Cars (TASP)  (080) Jubilee Circle,Dharwad- 576 103 (M) 94482 67349 E-mail: matrixworks@vasnet.co.in (M) 98453 77488/
3rd Cross, Lingappa Block, 23336521/ 93433 377488
Gulbarga
Thimmaiah Garden, RT Nagar 30948487 Kunjoor Shree Durga Automo-  (0824)
Post, Bangalore - 560 076 Fax: 23433947 VKG Motors Dealer  (08472) biles (TASP) 2452919
(M) 93413 35943 Plot No 19B, First PhaseKapnoor 268588, 267274 Tripty Layout, Kuloor-Kavoor Rd., (M) 94481 58884
Industrial Area Fax: 267999 Mangalore - 575 013 (M) 94482 53639
Bagalkot (M) 98440 65884
Gulbarga - 585 104
Sai Motors, (TASC)  (08354) E mail: vkgmotorsservice@ Mysore
S.X.No.117 No.10, Roopland 2434503/2434505 sancharnet.in
Suson Auto Service Centre  (0821)
Developers Belgaum Road, Fax: 2434505 (TASC) Fax: 2362991
Gadag
Bagalkot - 587101 (M) 98808 52106 Old H.D.Kote Road, (M) 98863 30747
Email: saimotors_bgk@yahoo.com (M) 94485 73881 Arihant Bagmar Motors (TASC)  (08372) Mysore South - 570 008.
Near Industrial Estate, 538212 231538 E-mail: susonauto@eth.net
Belgaum Binkadakatti,NH 63, Hubli Road, (M) 94481
S.C. Motors (MD)  (0831) Gadag - 582 103 37540/98452 Urs Kar Care (MD)  (0821)
New Gandhinagar,2455131/191 Fax: 2455636 E-mail: nalin_bagmar@yahoo. 67418 CH-47, Dewan’s Road,2333432 2333776
Belgaum 590016 com Lakshmipuram, Near Double Fax: 2333428
(M) 98440 54150
Tank, (M) 98440 65169
E-mail: scmotors@sancharnet.in
7 Shriya Motors (TASC)  (0831)
Hospet Mysore - 570 004
E-mail: urs_kar@hotmail.com
Bhagyodaya Motors (P) Ltd.,  (08394)
Plot No. 26, Fax: 2405583 (MD) 266136
S1.No.669/680/22441320 (M) 98453 71566 Shimoga
174 /1 Opp. KOF, Bellary Rd., 265900 / 265758
BMC Ind. Estate, Khanapur, Hospet - 583 201 Fax: 265715 Arvind Automobiles (TASC)  (08182)
Udyambag, Belgaum - 590 008 E-mail: vishu_15@rediffmail.com (M) 98441 31851 B.H.Road,Shimoga 577 201 229677
Bijapur E-mail: autoarvind@sancharnet.in (M) 99451 46277
Hubli
Bijjargi Motors (TASC)  (08352) Sindhanur
Manickbag Automobiles (MD)  (0836)
Plot No 133/2,NH-13, Bye- (M) 98800 31231 Vidyanagar, Dharwar Road, 2374525/ Srinivasa Car Solution (TASC)  (08535)
Pass,253531, 243031 Hubli - 580 021 5252625/5252725 Near Fire Station,Kustagi Road, 220713
Indi Road Cross,Bijapur - 586104 E-mail: Servicepcdh@manickbag. Fax: 2374069 Sindhanur, Raichur -584 128 (M) 94488 66644
E mail: bijjargimotors@hotmail. com (M) 98454 51025 E-mail: srinivasacarsolution@
com rediffmail.com
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Udupi Palakkad Madhya Pradesh
Auto Matrix (TASC)  (0820) Vijay Motors Ltd. (TASC)  (0491) Bhopal
Vishnumurthi Nagar,Nittur 2582977, 8/159, Mill House Compound 2578237,
Opp. state home,Udupi - 576 103 2582938 Vadakkanthara(P.O.) 5532828 / D.B. Visions (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (0755) 5260400/
E-mail: automatrixudupi@redif- (M) 93431 67488 Chunnambuthara, 5532929 1-B Industrial Area, Govindpura, 5274387
fmail.com Palakkad - 678012 (M) 92494 32521 Bhopal - 462 001 Fax: 5274386
E- mail: vijaymotorspkd@redif- Email: dbvisionsacc@hotmail.com (M) 9893057438
kerala fmail.com Mechmen Motors Pvt. Ltd  (0755)
Aluva Perinthalmanna 32, Press Complex, Zone - 1 5275528/29
M. D. Nagar, Bhopal - 11 Fax: 2552897
Hi tech Services (TASC)  (0484) Auto Masters Ltd. (TASC)  (04933) (M) 98264-27795,
E-mail: mechmen_sale@yahoo.co.in
Choornikara Thaikkatukara P.O. 2620052 Bldg. No. AP/8/1548, 227212 926425582
Aluva - 683 106 (M) 94470 54199 Calicut Road, Angadipuram, Fax: 227212
Perinthalmanna, Malappuram (M) 98478 50280 Mechmen Motors Pvt. Ltd  (0755)
Alappuzha (Workshop) 5261461-62
E-mail:automasters@rediffmail. (M) 94477 93896
Focuz Motors (TASC)  (0477) 11-C Industrial Area, 5261463/464
com
Madaprambil Estate, 2268444 Govindpura,Bhopal – 462 023 Fax: 2586073
2267384 Perumbavoor Email: mechmenmotors@yahoo. (M) 98260 58585
Thookukulam Junction,
Sanathanapuram P.O. (M) 98461 62844 co.in
National Auto Service (TASC)  (0484)
Alappuzha-688 003 Library Road, 2527109/2526409 Chhindwara
Calicut Perumbavoor - 683 542 (M) 94474 50411
Krishna Motors (MD)  (07162)
Koyenco Motors (MD)
Koyenco House, West Hill,
 (0495)
5549990
Trivandrum Village Sarra, Nagpur Road,
Chhindwara - 480 001
279465
(M) 94253 06142 7
Focuz Motors (TASC)  (0471) E-mail: kmpl_tatamotors@redif-
Calicut - 673 005 Fax: 2381332 Simis Garden, Muttathara,
E-mail: service@koyenko.com (M) 92494 01950 fmail.com
Trivandrum
Focuz Car Care (TASC) (0495) 2486615 Sharma Automobiles (TASC)  (07162)
Kulathunkal Motors (MD)  (0471) Madhuban Colony,Circular Fax:
7/273,Modern Shop Fax: 2486615 Kuravankanam Market Jn 2432492
Kolathara P.O, Calicut (M) 98462 62001 Rd,243663 / 246633 245340
Kawdiar P.O. 2432495 (M) 9827005614
Chhindwara - 480 001
Kozhenchery Trivandrum - 695 003 Fax: 2333684
(M) 98479 77400 E-mail: sharmaautomotive@
E-mail: kulathunkalmotors@ yahoo.com
Focuz Motors (TASC)  (0468) asianetindia.com
Pathanamthitta Rd, Thekkemala 2210772
Kozhenchery- 689 654 2210907
Email: kzyservice@satyammail.com (M) 98470 31907
7-145

Gwalior Itarasi Satna
A S Motors (P) Ltd. (MD)  (0751)2446601- R D S Automotive (TASP)  (07572) 261288 Foujdar Motors (MD)  (07672)
6th, M LB Colony, M L B Road, 604 Pathrota, Itarasi - 461 111 261004, 236843/94 Panna Naka, Civil Line, Satna 226838, 226077
Gwalior - 474 002 Fax: 24446606 Email: rdsautomotives@redif- (M) 98260 30443 E- mail: fouzdar@sancharnet.in Fax: 506387
E- mail: asmotors@sancharnet.in (M) 3407504 fmail.com Fax: 234336 (M) 94251 72003
A S Motors (P) Ltd.  (0751)3110534 Jabalpur Foujdar Motors  (07672)
(Workshop) 2446607/8, (Workshop) 251113, 251522
Jail Road Fax: 2446609 Commercial Automobiles Ltd.  (0761) 2450821 In front of MIG -9
Bhadopur - 474 002 (M) 3110534 (MD) Fax: 2315669 Bandhavgarh colony, Satna
E-mail: atulagrawal@mandra- Off.: P.O. No. 47, 124,
E-mail: foujdar@sancharnet.in
treenet.com Naipier Town, Jabalpur-482 001
E- mail: asmotors@sancharnet.in E-mail: calpcd@rediffmail.com Maharashtra
Indore Commercial Automobiles Ltd.  (0761) 2427739 Ahmednagar
(Workshop) /5017157
Sanghi Brothers (Indore) Ltd.  (0731) 1811, Madan Mahal Ward, Madan Fax: 2451776 Hundekari Motors (P) Ltd. (MD)  (0241)
(MD) 5065673 Opp. Prem Nagar Mahal, Jabalpur (M) 98270 76294 Ahmedabad – Manmad Road 2421178/8452
6, Manorama Ganj,Indore - 452 2490361/62/63 E-mail: indigo_cal@yahoo.com Near Sanjog Hotel (M)
001 (MP) Fax: 2492741 Ahmednagar - 414 003 98226 50505
Email: sanghibros@rediffmail.com Ratlam E-mail: hundekari@rediffmail.com Fax: 2429173
(M) 9826026568
Landmark Motors (MD)  (071412) Akola
Sanghi Brothers (Indore) Ltd.  (0731) 5070250
G D Anklesaria & CO. 275277275266
(Workshop) (M)
7 New Road, Ratlam- 457 001 Fax: 267167 Satish Motors (Akola) Pvt. Ltd.  (0724)
E- mail: shardsanghi@rediffmail. 9827026568 (MD) 3090657
E-mail: landmark@sancharnet.in (M) 94253 29209
com ‘Bhagyalaxmi’ Survey No. 7, 5620701/02
Krishu Motors (TASC)  (0731) 5004715
Landmark Motors  (071412) NH-6, Akola-Balapur Road, (M) 9890042521
(Workshop) 275277 Akola (M)
27, Scheme No.54,5023617 2570797
Salakhedi, Mhow-Neemuch Rd, 275266 E-mail: satish_motors@sify.com 9823076288
PU-3, Commercial Bhamori, Fax: 2532997
A B Road, Indore - 452 010 Ratlam - 457 001 Fax: 267167
(M) 98262 14333 Amaravati
Email: krishu_motors@hotmail. E-mail: lmmotors@sancharnet.in
com Sagar V L Motors (TASC)  (0721)2522201
A 6 /2, MIDC, By-pass Road, 2522211
Vandana Automobiles (TASP)  (0731) Sagar Auto Sales Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (07582) Amaravati - 444 605 Fax: 2522211
167, RNT Marg, Indore - 452 2528769/ 7188 Poddar Colony, Shivajinagar, 260202, 260203 E-mail: vlmotors_service@ (M) 93701 55209
001E-mail: tarunlal@vsnl.com (M) 98270 26769 Tili Road, Sagar - 470 001 Fax: 260203 rediffmail.com
E-mail: vandanaautomobiles@ Fax: 2532997 E- mail: saspl@sancharnet.in (M) 94251 71321
hotmail.com
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Aurangabad Jalna Latur
Sanya Motors(MD)  (0240) Pritam Motors (TASC)  (02482) Garje Automotive Services  (02382) 221457
A P I Compound, 2483030/1800 3-1-160, Near Industrial Area 220177 (TASC) 221193, 220923
Jalna Road 2473600/3700 Aurangabad Road, Jalna -431203 Fax: 220177 X-3 & X-10, MIDC ,Barshi Road, Fax: 221193
Aurangabad – 431 210 Fax: 2482711 E-mail: pritammishrikotkar@ (M) 94222 17906 Latur - 413 531 (M) 98220 72757
E-mail: sanyacar@sancharnet.in (M) 98223 03344 hotmail.com Email: ltr_garjelau@sancharnet.in
Jadhav Bandhu Auto Services  (0240) Kalyan Malegaon
(TASC) 2442254
Best Auto Repairs & Service  (0251) Sheetal Automobiles (TASC)  (02554)
7-Bank of Maharashtra Colony, 2443477
(TASC) 2280775 / 0160 573 New Agra Rd, 237875 / 233130
Pandlik Nagar Road, Gajanan Fax: 2359125
739 B, Laxminarayan Nivas, 2280507 Opp Ramesh Bros Petrol Pump Fax: 237875
Maharaj Mandir Garkheda
Mharal Village Road, Post Varap. Fax: 2280160/507 Chandanpuri, Malegaon - 423 203 (M) 98231 72833
Aurangabad - 431 005 (M) 94222 52781
Kalyan - 421 301 (M) 98201 07095 E-mail: sheetolm@sancharnet.in
Email: csjadhavauto@sancharnet.
E-mail: best_auto@hotmail.com (M) 98201 05977
in Mumbai
Karad
Baramati Banai Auto Works Pvt. Ltd.  (022)
N. P. Motors (TASC)  (02164) (TASC) 28345934/39
Shivsagar Motors (TASC)  (02112)
Opp. Hotel Shivaprasad, 242530/243530 Opposite Marol Police Camp 28349816/17
Kasba, Morgaon Road 221699
Malkapur,Karad,Satara - 415 110 (M) 9822267115 Marol Maroshi Road Fax: 28361339
Baramati, Dist: Pune 413 102 Fax: 227140
E-mail: npmotor@karadmail.com Andheri (East), Mumbai - 400 059 (M) 98702 92360
E-mail: Shivsagar_motors@ (M) 9422005836
E-mail: a_rajendra@roltanet.com
yahoo.co.in Kolhapur
E-mail:banaiauto@roltanet.com
Dhule Marvellous Motors (MD)  (0231)
Balaji Cars Pvt. Ltd. (TASC) (022) 56007777 7
1243/85, E, Shivaji Udhyam 6524040
Ujwal Automotives Ltd. (MD)  (02562) Asha Usha Compound 56008888/9999
Nagar, Near Parvati Talkies, Fax: 2664040
Awadhan, Opp. Congress Bha- 239844, 239659 (M) 92258 36836 Mehra Estate, LBS Marg, Fax: 55999999
Kolhapur - 416 005
wan Dhule 424 311 Fax: 239094 Vikhroli(W), Mumbai – 400 079 (M) 92244 50121
E-mail: service@marvelous-
E-mail: uapl1@sancharnet.in (M) 9823388793 E-mail: balajicars@netscape.net 92234 19363
motors.com
Jalgaon Tata Car Repair Shop  (022)
Desai Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (0231)
Mazda Indl. House, 56662233
Ujwal Automotives Ltd. (TASC)  (0257) 592/A-2 Shiroli (Pulachi) 5682317/18
Off Dr. E. Mozes Rd, Fax: 56662244
Plot No. 1/146, NH No.62 Bhusa- 225243/7133 Tal.Hat Kanangle, Pune-B’lore Rd. Fax: 2460517
(M) 9822066484 Worli, Mumbai - 400 018
val Road, Auto Nagar, Fax: 2227214 Kolhapur - 416 122
E-mail: carservice@tatamotors.
Jalgaon - 425 003 (M) 9823122140 E-mail: desaimotors@eth.net
com
E-mail: ujwalauto@sancharnet.in
7-147

Han Motors (MD)  (022) (Workshop 2)  (022)28658888 K.S.Shah Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.  (022)
(Showroom 1) 56921187-91 Plot no. 3, M G Cross Road No.1 Fax: 28658855 (TASC) 26731600 / 1700
Kartik Complex, New Link Rd, 6730712-15 Near Sai Nagar, BMS Indl. Estate, (M) 98673 40045 C-11/12, Dhalia Industrial Estate, (W)26731900
Opp. Lakshmi Industrial Area, Fax: 26730716 Opp. Samata Krida Mandal, Off New Link Road, Andheri Fax: 26731600
Andheri (W), Mumbai -400 053 (M) 9821082389 Mumbai - 400 067 Mumbai - 400 058 (M) 98211 37916
E-mail: han_motors@vsnl.in E-mail: tataservice@wasanonline. Email: ksshahauto@hotmail.com
com
Han Motors (Showroom 2)  (022) Cadell Auto Service (TASP)  (022)
211, Anand Bhavan, 56791188 Richard Garage (TASC)  (022) 56962533 HP Petrol Pump, Veer Savarkar 4453191
Water Field Road, Near ICICI Bank, Fax: 56974346 Military Road, Nr Borosil Glass 28501662 Marg,2 Fax: 24453191
Bandra (W) , Mumbai – 400 050 Works, Marol, Andheri (E), Fax: 28503619 Shivaji Park, Mumbai - 400 028 (M) 98207 34668
Mumbai – 400059 (M) 98202 35432 E-mail: hgpcars@hotmail.com
Han Motors (Workshop)  (022) E-mail: richardgarage@rediffmail.
Somani Gram, Off S.V. Road, 28771274/0817
com
Car Torque (TASC )  ( 022)
Nr Ajit Glass Factory, 28793850 7A, Shah Indl. Estate, Veera Desai 26731931/32/33
Goregaon (W), Mumbai-400104 (M) 98210 27946 Om Sai Om Sai Motors Pvt. Ltd.  (022)56903737 Rd, Fax: 26732140
E-mail: han_motors@hotmail.com (M) 98927 93639 Showroom (MD) Fax: 56906037 Andheri (W), Mumbai - 400 053 (M) 9821148498
Jyoti Plaza, S V Road,28663737 Email: cartorque@vsnl.net
Wasan Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (022) Kandivali (W), Mumbai-400 067
Showroom I 25237070 Chhagan Mitha(TASP)  (022)
4 - Swastik Park, Sion -Trombay Rd, (8 lines) Om Sai Om Sai Motors Pvt. Ltd.  (022) 28689666 HP Petrol Pump, 10-A M.G.Road, 22621284/1269
Chembur, Mumbai - 400 071 Fax: 25225494 (Workshop) 28672555/65 Opp. Metro Cinema, Dhobi Talao, Fax: 22679408
E-mail: wasan@mtnl.net.in Plot No.96,AB-CD Joy Ice Cream Fax: 28676565 Mumbai - 400 028 (M) 98201 02764
Compound, Govt. Indl. Estate, (M) 98215 15533 Email: rmitha@dentmastersindia.
7 (Showroom 2)
Unit Ni. 3 & 4, Blue Rose Indl.

(022)28706000
Charkop,Kandivali(W)
Mumbai - 400 067
com
Estate, 28709900-03 E-mail: omsaiauto@vsnl.com
J.P. Autoworld (TASC)  (022)
Western Express Highway, Fax: 28709904 Opp. Tata Special Steel LTD. 28547980
Boriveki (E) , Mumbai -400 056 Kwik Auto Centre (TASC)  (022) Dattapada Rd, 28548004
Podar Centre, 85, Chamar Baug, 24700311 Borivoli (E) Mumbai - 400 066 Fax: 28543759
Showroom 3  (022) P.O. Lane, Dr. Ambedkar Road, Fax: 24709935 Email: jpautoworld@rediffmail.com (M) 9819352228
3 & 4 Pearl Masion, Queen’s Rd, 22055050 (M) 93222 72701
Parel T T,
Marine Lines, Mumbai – 400 020 Fax: 22055060 Mumbai - 400 012 Fortune Cars (P) Ltd.(Branch)  (022) 28478282
Amartara Estate, 55748283
(Workshop 1)  (022)25480456 E-mail: kwikauto@rediffmail.com
CTS No. 47/1- B. Saki Vihar Road, Fax: 28478283
Near Shah Industrial Estate Fax: 25586029 (M) 92233 01650
Kalpana Auto Service (TASP)  (022) Opp. L & T Gate No. 7,
S. No. 339/340, Deonar Village (M) 98212 10834 Peston House, S V Road, Irla, Powai, Mumbai - 400 072
Email: tataservice@wasanonline. Vileparle, Mumbai - 400 056
com
7-148

Vama Motors (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (022) Khamla Automobiles (P) Ltd.  (0712) 2284297 Panvel
Vama Complex, Off V N PuravMarg, 25291850 to 53 (TASC) 2288965
Fax: 25291229 Fax: 2284297 Anashwara Automobile  (022)
Near A T I, Chunabhatti (E) 15, Khamla Road,
(M) 9821212171 (M) 98224 74257 Services (TASC) 27481715/
Mumbai - 400 022 Nr.Gulmohar Hall, Nagpur -25
Plot No.85, Panvel Co-Op. Indl. Area 30981564
E-mail: vamamotors@yahoo.com E-mail: khamla@satyam.net.in Fax: 27481715
Mumbai-Pune Rd, Panvel - 410 206
Navi Mumbai Safeway Motors (TASC) (0712) 2583669/ E-mail: rajin_anashwara@vsnl.net
215, Mankapur, Chhindwara Rd., 5607918/17/6912
Fortune Cars (P) Ltd. (MD)  (022) Nagpur - 440 030 Fax: 2590461 Parbhani
Plot No . D/237, TTC Indl. Area, 56120108/110/ (M) 98229 42238
Email: safe_motors@rediffmail. Prem Motors Engg. Works (TASP)  (02452)
M.I.D.C., Shiravne, 158
com (M) 98226 97669 Shivaji Road, Parbhani - 233 044 (M) 9822177044
Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Fax: 27612371
E-mail: fortune@bom8.vsnl.net.in (M) 92233 01660 Nanded Parli-Vaijnath
Bhatti Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (022) 27686815, Bafna Motors Ltd (MD)  (02462) Shri Sai Services (TASP)  (02446)
D 232 Industrial Area, M.I.D.C. 27630885 P.O.Box 49,Nanded-Hyderabad Rd, 245261/62 P.O. Takawadi, Talegaon Road, 223742
Shirawane, Navi Mumbai - 400706 Fax: 27630884 Nanded - 431 604 Fax: 231199 Parli Vaijnath, Parli, Beed-431 515
E-mail: bhatti2k@vsnl.net (M) 9820382020 E-mail: bmlnnd@rediffmail.com (M) 9422189503
Pune
Manu Auto (TASC)  (022) Nasik
Plot No 45, Sector 19/A, 27840562-65 Pandit Automotive Ltd. (MD)  (020) 24440608/
Fax: 27840561 Sterling Motors (MD)  (0253) 2598298 Tilak Road, Ashok House 24440741/6132/33
Near Dana Market Gate No.2,
(M) 93222 15179 Gadkari Chowk, Old Agra Road, 2591598, 2594576 Pune - 411 002 Fax: 24447769
Behind Shamrao Vithal Co-op.Bk.
Nasik - 422 001 Fax: 2596598 E-mail: panditcar@vsnl.net (M) 98220 29585
Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 705
E-mail: sterling_nsk@sancharnet.in (M) 98225 33470
E-mail: manu_auto@yahoo.com
Nagpur
(M) 98907 00110 Pandit Automotive Ltd. (Branch)
Survey No. 103, Laxmi Nagar
 (020)
24232656-9
7
Pragati Service Station and  (0253) Near Parvati, Shakarnagar, Fax: 24232185
Jaika Motors Limited (MD)  (0712) 2533280 Auto Parts (TASC) 2621964/65 Pune - 411 009 (M) 98225 09447
P.B. No. 1, Commercial Road, 2526059 / 0169 Mali Farm, Aurangabad Road, Fax: 2513893
Civil Lines,Nagpur - 440 001. Fax: 2523154 Panchavati, Nasik - 422 003 (M) 98221 99072 B.U.Bhandari Auto Limited (MD)  (020) 25814026
E-mail: customercare@nagpur. (M) 98222 26425 Email: smmali_nsk@sancharnet.in (M) 98221 99062 Mumbai-Pune Road, Wakdewadi, 25811141/42/43
jaika.com Pune - 411 003 Fax: 25814029
Osmanabad E-mail: wsr@bubhandari.com (M) 98220 20209
A.K Gandhi Cars (��
MD)  (0712) Anand Auto Services (TASC)  (02472)
29, Great Nag Road, 5615159/ 227199, 221531
Osmanabad - Aurangabad
Near Baidhyanath Chowk, 2700255/2759963 Fax: 227202
Highway, Near M.I.D.C.,
Nagpur - 440 003 Fax: 2700255
Osmanabad - 413 501
E-mail: akgcars@sify.com (M) 9890601020
E-mail: rsbrohan10@yahoo.co.in
7-149

B.U.Bhandari Car Care Centre  (020)22933544/ Auto Point (TASC)  (020) Satara
(TASC ) 22932732 Off. Mumbai-Bangalore Highway 2932324 / 2643
S.No.142, Mumbai-Bangalore Fax: 22933543 Near Wakad Police Chowki Fax: 2932324 HEM Motors Div. Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (02162) 247651
(M) 98220 50086 Wakad, Pune - 411 027 (M) 98230 13256 A/2/A, Old MIDC, NH-4 247932
Highway, Near Wakad Octroi
E-mail: autopoint@vsnl.com Nr Aruna Petrol Pump, Fax: 247931
Naka, Wakad, Pune - 411 027
Satara-415 004 (M) 98609 99516
E-mail: wak@bubhandari.com
Srinivasa Automobiles (TASC)  (020) 56218839 E-mail: hemmotor@yahoo.com
B.U.Bhandari Car Care Centre  (020) 19/1, Hadapsar Industrial Estate 26878653
(Showroom 1) 25673554-5 Hadapsar, Pune - 411 013 Fax: 26878654 Pandit Automotive Ltd.  (02162) 244685
Fax: 25673556 Email: srinivasa@srinivasaindia. (Branch) 246175/248370
A-3, Abhimaanshree Society,
com Satara Koregaon Rd, Krishnanagar, Fax: 244180
Pashan, Pune
Near Bombay Restaurant, Satara (M) 9822875096
E-mail: isr@bubhandari.com
Ratnagiri E-mail: panditsa@pn3.vsnl.net.in
B.U.Bhandari Car Care Centre  (020)
Anand Motors (TASC)  (02352) Sindhudurg
(Showroom 2) 26134177
794, ‘C’ Krupa Prasad, Ekta Marg, 270545/ 223512
Opp. Poona Club,M G Road, Pune Auto Craft (TASP)  (02362)
Maruti mandir, Fax: 270333
Ratnagiri - 415 612 Oras Tal:Kudal, Mumbai Goa 228035/257625
Shinde Automobile Services  (020) 24219001 (M) 9822155814
24216401/400 Highway, NH-17, Dist. Fax: 228035
(TASC)
Fax: 24216401 Bafna Motors (Ratnagiri) P.  (02352) Sindhudurga
691/A-2, Pune Satara Road,
(M) Ltd. (MD) 228253/4 E-mail: atocraft@goa1.dot.net.in
Pune - 411 037
94220 16907 B 69, M.I.D.C., Mirjole, Fax: 228225
E-mail: shindeauto@vsnl.net Solapur
Ratnagiri - 415 639 (M) 98231 49562
Wheels Auto (Poona) Ltd. (TASP)  (020) E-mail: mafnartn@rediffmail.com Chavan Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (0217)
7 S.No 127, Opp. Kasat Chemicals,
Karve Rd, Kothrud,
25441901
25438608
Sangli 150/2, Akkalkot Road,
Nr. MIDC PO,Solapur - 413 006
2378888/
2373999
Pune - 411029 Fax: 403081 Pandit Automotive Ltd. (TASC)  (0233) 2672068 Email: chavanmotors@qmail.com Fax: 2373999
E-mail: aepl@vsnl.net Sangli-Miraj Road, Nr. Guest House, 2672114
Vishram Bagh, Sangli - 416 415 Fax: 2671154 Thane
Devan Auto Engineers (TASC)  (020) Email: san_palsng@sancharnet.in (M) 9822509447
Plot No 41/2, D-II Block, 27477800/6622 Balaji Auto (TASC)  (022)
MIDC, Chinchwad, Pune-411 019. Sangli Mohan Mill Compound, 25894732-34
E-mail: devanauto@vsnl.net Thane Ghodbunder Road, Fax: 25896777
Bharat Auto Service (TASC)  (0233) Thane (West) - 400 607 (M) 92244 50124
Universal Auto Service (TASC)  (020) 27450145, 547/2, Kolhapur Road, 2531087 / Email: balajiauto@netscape.net (M) 98928 19790
Durga Nagar, Behind Bajaj Auto 27489058 Sangli - 416 416 2530472
Ltd., Pune - 411 035 Fax: 27441840 E-mail: san_auto@sancharnet.in Fax: 2530118
E-mail: universalauto@vsnl.net (M) 98220 61009
7-150

Balaji Auto Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (022) Yavatmal Orissa
Shed-C, Kothari Compound No-III 55982222/3333
Tikujini wadi Road, Chitalsar,
M. S. Automotive (TASC)  (07232) Bargarh
55980777
Near Wanwashi Maroti, Arni Rd, 254922
Manpada, Thane (W) - 400 607 Fax: 55980222 Maa Motors (TASP)  (06646)
Wadgaon, Yavatmal – 445 001 (M) 98222 22579
Email: balajicarsthane@netscape. (M) 9821148498 Sai Bihar, Near Jeera Bridge, 246710
Email: ms_automotive@yahoo.com
net (M) 9820317881 NH-06, Bargarh - 768 028 (M) 94370 44115
Fortune Cars Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (022) Meghalaya Email:maamotors@rediffmail.com
A.71, Road No.22, Wagle Indl. 58986551-4 Shillong Bhubaneshwar
Estate, Thane(west) 400 604 Fax: 55982094/148
E-mail: fortune_thane@vsnl.net (M) 92233 01667 Modrina Auto Enterprises (MD)  (0364) Shree Bharat Motors Ltd.  (0674)
TSS Road, Mawlai (Nongkwar) 255408/09 (Workshop) (MD) 2575701/ 702
George Automobiles (Thane)  (022)25476666 Shillong 793 008 2546355,2575354 1 Laxmisagar, B’neshwar - 751 006 2585522/
Pvt. Ltd, (TASC) 25473333 / 4444/ Email: modrick@neline.com, 241530, 250480 45, Mancheswar Indl. Estate, 2585511
George Mension,Gr.Flr., Fax: Email: pcd_jl1979@rediffmail.com Fax: 2575734 Bhubaneshwar - 751 010 Fax: 2583389
LBS Marg, Agra Road, Utalsar 25473333 Email: bharatmotor@satyam.net.in (M) 94370 39941
Thane (West) 400 601 (M) 98212 11111 Manipur & Mizoram
Email: george_auto@hotmail.com Bhubaneshwar
Aizwal
Krishna Motors Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (022) Trupti Motors (TASC)  (0674)
National Business Enterprises  (0389) 2325642, NH-5, Patra pada, 2470303 / 0607
Plot a/174, MIDC,
(MD) 2313668/69 , Bhubaneshwar- 751 002 Fax: 2470316
Dombivali ( E ),Thane 2318668
Johnson Estate, Peter Street, E1 E-mail: triptimo@sancharnet.in (M) 09437028700
Vasai Khatla, Aizwal - 796 001 Fax: 2312706
7
E-mail: nbeaizawl@yahoo.com; Cuttack
Vijay Auto (TASC)  (0250) E-mail: johns@sancharnet.in
1&2 Dhuri Indl. Complex, 2481012 Rashmi Motors (��
TASC)  (0671)
Walivphata, Vasai (E) - 401 208 Fax: 2481167 Nagaland Mangali, NH 5, P.O. Choudwar 2492775
E-mail: vijayauto@vsnl.net (M) 98230 68653 Cuttack - 754 025 2492975/2492475
Dimapur E-mail: ctk_rashmimotors@ Fax: 2692975
or vijayautoservice@yahoo.com
Zhimomi Automobiles (MD)  (03862) 227101 sancharnet.in (M) 94370 20075
Wardha
Circular Road, Dimapur - 797112, 235344/ 235306 Keonghar
Sai Sidha Auto Works (TASP)  (07152) E-mail: zhimomiautomobiles@ Fax: 227101
Bank of India Colony, Nalwadi, 46679 hotmail.com Tarini Auto Engineering Works  (06766) 255646
Nagpur Road, Wardha - 442 001 (TASC) Fax: 250472
NH-6, P.O. Keonjhargorh (M) 94372 00813
Dist: Keonghar - 758 001
E-mail: tariniautomotives@sify.
com
7-151

Rourkela Mehta Motors (MD)  (0164) Ludhiana
Bibiwala Road, 2223121/22
Maa Motors (TASC)  (0661) 2661137/ Bathinda - 151 001 (M) 98145 21482 Dada Motors Ltd. (MD)  (0161)
Ved Vyas Chowk, Rourkela2660715 Fax: 2503904 ‘Savitri Complex’ 2547808-09
E-mail: maamotors@rediffmail.com (M) 94370 42224 Hoshiarpur Dholewal Chowk, G.T.Road, (M) 98140 01774
Ludhiana - 141 003 Fax: 2535002
Sambalpur J.K. Automobiles (TASC)  (01882) E-mail: Info @ dadamotors.com
Opp. Sat Prakash, Sing Petrol 250585/232950
Maa Samleswari Automobiles  (0663) Pump, (M) 98154 36585 Garyson Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0161)
(Workshop) (MD) 2541931/932 Near Parbhat Chowk, Hoshiarpur G.T.Road, Sherpur Chawk 5025655/56/58/59
NH-6,Ainthapalli Chowk, Fax: 2541930 E-mail: jkautoshsp@rediffmail. Ludhiana Fax: 5086656
Opp. Income Tax Office (M) 94370 50368 com (M) 98146 25658
Sambalpur-768 004
3125515
E-mail: maasamleswariauto@ Jalandhar
rediffmail.com Mandi Gobimdgarh
Cargo Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0181)
Pondicherry BSF Chouk, G.T. Road 2243004-8 Goyal Motors (TASC)  (01765)
Jalandhar - 144 001 (Punjab) Fax: 2252564 G.T. Road, Sirhind Side, 258634 / 35
Pondicherry E-mail: cargojal@jla.vsnl.net.in (M) 0181-3205223 Mandi, Gobingarh - 147 301 (M) 98143 47407
Manakular Motors (TASC)  (0413) Email: goyalmotorsmgg@redif-
Basi Auto Clinic (TASC)  (0181)
R.S. No. 31/4 2280101/ fmail.com
G.T.Road, Byepass, 2420659,2420337
Olandaikeerapalayam, 2280094 Near IOC Terminal, Jalandhar (M) 9815101921 Mohali
Manakular Square, 100 ft. Road, Fax: 2332776
E-mail: bac@jla.vsnl.net.in
Mudaliarpet, Pondicherry - 605 004 (M) 98940 37457 Kalsi Car Clinic, (TASC)  (0172)
7 E-mail: manakular@yahoo.com (M) 98940 37458 P.S. Motors (Workshop) (TASC)
Abadi Dharampura, Nakodar Rd,
 (0181) 2791805
2271098
Plot No. D-129, Phase-7,
Industrial Area, Mohali - 160 059
2237149,6170
(M) 9815173549
Punjab Near Kurla Kingra,J alandhar Fax: 2791805
Nawanshahar
Amritsar Kapurthala
Cargo Motors Pvt. Ltd. (Branch)  (01823)
Automobiles Kapoor’s (P) Ltd.  (0183) 2423457, Padam Auto’s (TASC)  (01822) Near Village Langroya 222838
(MD) 2422756,900 Outside Old Danamandi, 236784 / 237536 Chandigarh Road, Fax: 222495
69, Court Road, 2570548 Kapurthala - 144 060. Fax: 220054 Nawanshahar - 144 514
Amritsar - 211 996 (M) 01833120189 E-mail: padam_autos@usa.net.in (M) 98140 60593
E-mail: rickapur@glide.net.in Pathankot
Khanna
Bathinda C P L Motors (MD)  (0186)
Dada Motors Ltd. (TASC)  (01628) Dalhousie Road, Mamoon, 2247389 / 47330
A M J Motors (TASC)  (0164) G.T. Road, Khanna-141 401 226207 Pathankot - 145 001 Fax: 2247559
Mansa Road, Bathinda - 150 001 2241456,2241422 E-mail: info@dadamotors.com Fax: 228707 Email: Poddar_rajnish@sancharnet.in (M) 98140 06859
7-152

Patiala Alwar Gangapur City
Goyal Motors (MD)  (0175) General Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.  (0144)2704554 Vanita Motors (TASC)  (07463)
Opp. Sewa Singh Tikri 2302401/ 02400 (MD) / 55 Near Govt. College, Udai Road, 232496
Rajpura Road, Patiala - 147 001 2202688 51, Aerodrome Road, Fax: 2345053 Dist. Sawai, Madhopur,236996 Fax: 236996
E-mail: goyalmotors@glide.net.in (M) 98143 41411 Alwar - 301 001 (Rajasthan) (M) 98290 96043 Gangapur City - 322 201 (M) 94140 32009
Email: generaltatacar@hotmail.com (M) 98294 00611 Email: vanitamotors@rediffmail.com
Sangrur
Bharatpur Jaipur
Chawla Motors (TASC)  (01672)238578
Opp. IOCL Depot, Delhi Rd, Fax: 231335 Surbhi Associates (TASC)  (05644) Roshan Motors (P) Ltd. (MD)  (0141) 2221816
Sangrur (M) 9814284140 Alwar Road, Kumher Gate, 224201, 227969 Opp. Ganpati Enclave, /
E-mail: chawlamt@sancharnet.in Bharatpur - 321 001 Fax: Ajmer Road, Jaipur - 302 001 2721 / 2498
E-mail: surbhi64@sancharnet.in 222137/225665 E-mail: roshanmotorsjpr@ Fax: 2222881
Goyal Motors (TASC)  (0167) satyam.net.in (M) 98285 55322
(M) 94140 23604
Chandigarh-Bhatinda Highway, 250238
Patalia Road, Sangrur - 148 001 (M) 94170 33670 Bhilwara (Workshop 1)  (0141)
E-mail: goyalmotorssangrur@ E-5A Malviya Indl., Area 2751722 / 1933
rediffmail.com Yash Motors (TASC)  (01482) Jaipur - 302 017 Fax: 2751433
3 kms stone, Jodhras Chouraha, 264441 / 264017 Email: roshanmotorsjpr@satyam. (M) 98283 86611
Ferozepur Ajmer Road, Bhilwara - 311 001 Fax: 264395 net.in
E-mail: yashmotors@datainfosys. (M) 98142 71751
Dada Motors (TASC)  (01632) (Workshop 2)  (0141)
net
Malwal kabdim, G.T. Road, 241909 / 248303 Plot No. 44, Sardar Patel Marg, 5112413 / 14
Ferozepur Bikaner C - Scheme, Jaipur - 302 017 Fax: 5112415
Email: ferozpur@dadamotors.com
Marwar Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0151) E-mail: rmpljai@vsnl.net (M) 98283 26611 7
Rajasthan NH 11,Jaipur Rd, Bikaner - 334 2230682/779
Kamal & Co. (MD)  (0141) 2704504
001 Fax: 2231654
Ajmer Tonk Road, 2700843 / 702
E-mail: mmotors@rediffmail.com (M) 98290 16615/
Jaipur - 302 018 Fax: 2708720
93529 11491
Mudgal Motors (MD)  (0145) 2695044 E-mail: kamalco@bhaskarmail. (M) 93146 08450
Near Petrol Pump, Jaipur Road, 2695444 Dungarpur com
Parbatpura, Baipass, NH-8 Fax: 2695844
Ajmer - 305 002 (M) 98292 70941 Taj Motors (TASC)  (02964) Oriental Autotech Pvt. Ltd.  (0141)
E-mail: rkmudgal@hotmail.com Behind Jamali Complex, 232648 (TASC) 2224990 /3094357
Nr.Tehsil Choraha, Nr. Old Bus Fax: 231079 6-A, Opp ESI Hospital, Ajmer Rd, Fax: 2811822
Stand, (M) 9414104948 Civil Lines, Jaipur - 302 002 (M) 93149 33222
Dungarpur -314 001 E-mail: orientalauto@rediffmail.
E-mail: tajmotors_dpr@redif- com
fmail.com
7-153

Oriental Autotech Pvt. Ltd.  (0141)2811598/ Sikar Concorde Motors Limited (Branch)  (044) 55511070
Opp. Heera Pura Power House, 3094365 (SP) Ambattur Indl. Estate /71/79/80/81
Ajmer Road, Jaipur - 302 011 Fax: 2811822 Shree Motors (TASC)  (01572) Ambattur, Chennai-58 Fax: 26522856
(M) 94140 53694 Near Circuit House, NH- 512243 (M) 98412 72721
Email: orientalauto@rediffmail.com E-mail: ramesh.k@concordemo-
11,245385/394386 Fax: 240727 (M) 98415 62162
tors.com
Santosh Garage Pvt. Ltd. (TASC)  (0141) Jaipur Road,Sikar (Rajasthan)- (M) 94140 38385
6, Gopal Bari Near Ajmer Bridge, 2374838 / 6014 332001 V.S.T. Motors Ltd. (MD)  (044)
Ajmer Road, Jaipur - 302 001 Fax: 2366564 E-mail: shreemotors@hotmail. 182, Anna Road, 28520256 /
E-mail: sgarage@satyam.net.in (M) 98280 21051 com Chennai - 600 006 28594077/078
E-mail: pcdser@vstmotors.co.in Fax: 28523953
Jodhpur Udaipur (M) 98400 65553
Jodhpur Motors (TASC)  (0291) U.N. Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0294) V.S.T. Motors Ltd. (Branch)  (044)
27, Bhagat Ki Kothi Extension, 2544826/ 4, Panchshill marg, 5102588/590 21,P H Rd 24759342
Near New Campus, 2722766/866 Udaipur - 313 001 243786/87/88/89 Koyembedu,Chennai 24750307
Main Gate University, NH-65, Fax: 2722666 E-mail: unaudr@bppl.net.in Fax: 2528417 E-mail: pcdser.koyembedu@ Fax: 28523953
Pali Road, Jodhapur - 342 001 (M) 98290 26666 (M) 98290 44488 vstmotors.com (M) 98404 37770
Email: jodhpurmotors@redif- U.N. Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.  (0294) KRS Car Care (TASC)  (044)55494164
fmail.com Workshop 2640290
78, Poonamallee High Road, 23783381/82
Marudhara Motors (MD)  (0291) Outside Octroi Post, Valicha, 2640478/479 (M) 93810 31715
Maduravayal, Chennai - 600 195
29/2 Light md. Area, 2744336/40/2557 Ahmedabad Road, NH8, Fax: 2640477 (M) 98410 90600
E-mail: krscarcare@vsnl.net
Jodhpur - 342 003 Fax: 2744387, Udaipur - 313 001 (M) 98290 44688
Email: marudmot@del2.vsnl.net.in (M) 94141 94996 E-mail: pcdun@rediffmail.com Manipal Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.  (044) 55262941
(MD) 55262942/3/4/5
7 Kota Classic Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.
(TASC)
 (0294)
2466668 / 755
2/399, Mount Poonamalle High Rd. Fax: 22301505
Aiyyappanthangal Village, (M) 98410 22244
Chambal Motors (P) Ltd. (MD)  (0744) Jhamarkotra Link Road,Sector 6 Fax: 2466680
19-Vallabh Nagar, 2502762 Chennai - 600 056
Hiran Magri, Udaipur - 313 002 (M) 94141 66755
Kota - 324 007 2502561 / 62 Email: manipalworkshop@eth.
E-mail: classic@sancharnet.in com
E-mail: chambalmotors@hotmail. Fax: 2502562
com (M) 98290 35262 Tamilnadu Pokma Automobiles Services  (044)
(M) 98290 36362 26251594
Chennai (P) Ltd (TASC)
(Workshop)  (0744) F 12 First Main Road, Ambattur, 26253914
A-12 (a), Road No.1 2424283 Concorde Motors Limited (MD)  Industrial Estate, Chennai - 600 058 (M) 98400 99447
Indraprastha Indl. Area, 2412413/ 39, Velacheri Road, Guindy, (044)22301503 E-mail: pokma@vsnl.net Fax: 52180444
Opp. L. D. Township, 2430062 Chennai - 600 032 22354014/15/16
Kota 324 005 Fax: 2435362 E-mail: sureshc@concordemo- (M) 98410 22244
(M) 98290 36562 tors.com Fax: 22301505
E-mail: vin_jain02@hotmail.com
7-154

Magnum Motors (TASC)  (044) Ramnad Trichy
D 6 Guindy Industrial Estate 22328329
Chennai - 600 032
Ramnad Auto Garage  (04567) VST Motors Limited (MD)  (0431)
(M) 9840075427
No.3/135, Madurai Main Road, 225215MD 2D- Dindigul Road, 2414741/2463581
E-mail: magnummotors@satyam. Fax: 22328329
Ramanathapuram - 623 501 (M) 9865957555 Trichy - 1 Fax: 2411903
net.in
E-mail: ramnadautogarage@ Email: carstrichi@vstmotors.com (M) 9842441053
Teltech Cars (TASP)  (044) yahoo.co.in (M) 98424 34741
A-27 Thiru vika Industrial Estate 22346257
Nagercoil Thanjavur
Chennai - 600032 (M) 9840158070
Kumaran Automobiles (MD)  (04652) Ravi & Ravi Co. (TASC)  (04362)
Coimbatore
R.S. No. G-3, 27/1,253E1/1 233386 S4, SIDCO Industrial Estate, 255685/258185
TAFE Access Limited (MD)  (0422) 2301146 K.P. Road, Nagercoil - 629 003 Fax: 237825 Nanjikottai Road, Thanjavur (M) 9443155685/
1601, Trichy Road, 2303318/19 E-mail: kumaran_automobiles@ (M) 94433 35932 E-mail: raviravico@yahoo.com (M) 98424 55685
Coimbatore - 641 018 2301706 yahoo.co.in
E-mail: talcbe@dataone.in (M) 9842233029 Tuticorin
Namakkal
Auto Zone Automobiles (P)  (0422) Susee Auto Ltd. (TASC)  (0461)
Uzhavan Car Service Centre  (04286) 109/6A, Ettayapuram Road 2345420
Ltd. (TASC) 5383601/602
(TASC) 277027/ Tuticorin - 628 002 2347431
SF No. 149, Off Mettuplayam Rd, Fax: 2457633
152 Salem Road, 275778 Email: suseetut@md3.vsnl.net.in / Fax: 2323331
Behind Lotus TVS showroom, (M) 98430 77733
Namakkal - 637 004 Fax: 277027 ttn_suseetut@sancharnet.in (M) 98421 23331
Coimbatore - 641 043
E-mail: slm_nrkarth@sansarnet.in (M) 98430 34989
E-mail: lux@autozoneindia.com Tirupur
Erode Pollachi
Jailaxmi Auto Works & Agen-  (0424) Alagappa Engineering (TASC)  (04259)
Agni Automobiles (TASC)
259 Uthukuli Main Road
 (0421)226631
Fax: 0421-222868 7
cies (TASC) 2271126 21, Sakthi Co-operative Indl. 237654 ,Palaikadu (M) 98430 42642
82B, Veerappanpalayam, 2270804 Estate,Udumalai Road, (M) 98422 05999 Tirupur .Tamilnadu- 641601
Chinnasengodampalayam, (M) 98430 27470 Pollachi 642 003 (M) 94437 05970
E-mail: alagappaatelco@eth.net Uttaranchal
Thindal Post, Erode - 638 009 Fax: 2270112
E-mail: jailaxmiauto@eth.net Salem Dehradun
Madurai The True Sai Works (MD)  (0427) Oberoi Motors (MD)  (0135) 2640211
4/22, Omalur Main Road, 2331226/228 P.O. Majra, Saharanpur Road, 2640212/13/14
A.R.A.S. P.V.P.V. (MD)  (0452)
Sri Lakshmi complex,Salem Fax: 2448696 Dehradun - 248171 (M) 98370 01502
58A, TPK Road, 2371914-17
- 636 014 (M) 98427 77223 E-mail: oberaiitech@sancharnet. Fax: 2640128
Madurai - 625 004 (M) 9894011318
E-mail: truesaiser@hotmail.com (M) 98427 43578 in (M) 0135- 3100335
E-mail: araspvpv@eth.net
7-155

Hardwar Uttar Pradesh (Workshop)  (0532)
Allahabad - Varanasi Road, 2647333/745
Gangotri Automobiles (TASC)  (01334) 254908 Agra Phaphamau, Allahabad Fax: 2647746
Ranipur Jhal, Delhi Rd (NH-58), Fax: 222437
Ashok Auto Sales Ltd. (MD)  (0562) 2344074 E-mail: mslalldworks@rediffmail. (M) 9839253226
Jwalapur, Hardwar-249 407
Ashok Bhavan, 52/2, Opp. 22346291 com (M) 9415307710
E-mail: gangotriautomobiles@
yahoo.com Shaheed, Fax: 344363 Aligarh
Ismarat, Sanjay Place, Agra (M) 98370 36202
Kotdawara E-mail: ashokas@datainfosys.net Ashok Auto Sales Ltd.  (0571)
(Branch) 2404709/407901
M. M. Motors (TASC)  (01382) (Workshop)  2344074/7780 G.T.Road, Aligarh Fax: 2404350
Kandi (B.E.L.) Road, 25882 Agra-Kanpur Road, (M) 9837472301 E-mail: ashokauto_alg@hclinfi- (M) 98370 36200-
Harsinghpura, Kotdawara-246 149 Fax: 24565 Nunhai, Agra-6 net.com 07
E-mail: m_m_motors@rediffmail.
com Siyaram Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0562) 2530587 Bulandshr
Opp. Vanchetna Kendra 2530355/1586
Rishikesh Bypass Road, Agra Fax: 2355388 Royal Motors (TASC)  (05414)
(M) 98370 41234 NH-91, Bulandshahr-Delhi Road, Fax: 2575575
Mohan. Motors (TASC)  (0135) 2456555
Bulandshahr (M) 99270 73333
By Pass Road, P.O. Gumaniwa- (M) 94120 52567 (Workshop)  2641400 E-mail: autocare_telco@redif- (M) 99270 84444
la,2456777 B-16, Sikandra Indl. Area, Site A, 2641832/690 fmail.com
Rishikesh - 249 201 Agra Delhi National Highway, Agra (M) 98370 00732
E-mail: sml@sancharnet.in Badohi
Roorkee
Allahabad Auto Care (TASC)  (05414)
Singh Automobiles (TASC)  (01332)
7 Near Mahant Petrol Pump, 266598 Grand Motors (TASC)  (0532) 2420742,
Near Indra Mill Chauraha
Chauri Road, Badohi - 221 401
228930-31
Fax: 225177
Dehradun Rd, Roorkee - 247 667 18, Kanpur Road, Auto Sales Bldg. 2621604 E-mail: autocare_telco@redif- (M) 9839049989
Allahabad - 211 001 (M) 98391 50842 fmail.com 05414-385187
Rudrapur
Email: grandmotors@rediffmail.
Balaji Auto links (TASC)  (05944) 243909 com Etah
B-8, Indl. Area, Kichha Bypass, 244596, 247111
Motor Sales Ltd. (MD)  (0532) 2624819 R A Autos (TASC)  (05742)
Rudrapur, Dist. Uddamsingh (M) 98370 57909
5959/3131 M G Marg, Civillines, 2422456 Kasgauj Road 233734/434
Nagar (M) 98370 45285
Allahabad 211001 Fax: 2422452 Etah (U.P.) - 207 001 Fax: 233709
E-mail: balajiautolinks@yahoo.
E-mail: msltelco@sancharnet.in (M) 9415237701 (M) 9837036605
co.in
(M) 9415237706
7-156

Ferozepur Kanpur Walia Car Care (TASC)  (0522)
590, Hind Nagar, Kanpur Road, 2438122
Dada Motors (TASC)  (01632) Society Motors (MD)  (0512) Lucknow - 226 012
Malwal kabdim, G.T. Road, 241909 / 248303 96/6,Chunni Ganj,Kanpur 2290845, E-mail; waliacarcare@sify.com
Ferozepur - 2080012255796 (M) 0512 -3091382
E-mail: ferozpur@dadamotors. Mathura
com Society Motors  (0512)
(Workshop) 2537376 Nawal Auto Care (TASC)  (0565)
Firozabad 10/492 Khalasi Lane 2537576, C-11 Industrial Area Site A, 2461250/2461242
Kanpur 2537375 Mathura - 281 004 Fax: 2461750
Venus Automotive (TASC)  (05612) Email: nawalauto@rediffmail.com (M) 94122 77277
E-mail: soctel@sify.com (M) 0512 3116117
Agra-Kanpur Bye-Pass, 281100/200/300
Nr. Tal-wale Mandir, Kotlachungi, Fax: 281100 Tirupati Balaji Motors (TASC)  (0512) Meerut
Firozabad - 283 203 14/148B, Chunniganj, 2535131/
2255132 Shri Vasu Automobiles (MD)  (0121)
THE MAL, Kanpur - 208 001
Ghaziabad Fax: 2255132 C-1, Shatabdi Nagar, Delhi Road, 2440800 to 804
E-mail: sameerknp@radiffmail.
(M) 9415127340 Meerut - 250 001 Fax: 2440808
Nawab Motors (MD)  (0120) com
E-mail: shrivasu@helinfinet.com (M) 9837049144
104, New Arya Nagar, 4854300/01/02
Lucknow
Patel Marg, Ghaziabad Moradabad
Goldrush Sales & Service Pvt.  (0522)
(Workshop)  (0120) 2750836 2721352 / 53
Preetam Motors (TASC)  (0591)
Ltd. (MD)
B-4/1, Meerut Road Indl. Area, (M) 98115 43433 (M) 94150 20101 A 17/18, Gandhi Nagar 2495725/2495728
2A & B, HAL Ancillary Estate,
Ghaziabad, UP2757341/45/ Rampur Road, Moradabad - 244 001 Fax: 2495728
Opp. SBI, Ismailganj,
E-mail: nawabmotors@vsnl.net E-mail: pritam_motors@india-
Faizabad Road, Lucknow
Srinathji Motors (MD)  (0120) 2775002 E-mail: goldtata_work@sify.com
times.com
7
20/10A, Sahibabad Industrial 5513440-43 Noida
United Motors & General  (0522)
Area,Site-IV, Ghaziabad-201010 5513445-49
Fabricators (TASC) 2371914 Automobile Sterling (MD)  (0120)
Jai Automobiles (TASC)  (0120) Khurram Nagar Crossing, 2328379 B-22, Sector 3, Gautam Budh 24555140 / 5255
G-1 Southside, SSGT Road Indl. 2840546/47 Picnic Spot Road, Thana-Gazipur (M) 9415001791 Nagar, Noida - 201 301 Fax: 24546471
Area,19 km, 24 NH, Bypass Road, (M) 98101 33850 Vikas Nagar, Lucknow - 226 022 Fax: 2328379 E-mail: telconoida@mantraon-
Ghaziabad Fax: 2840546 E-mail: alam@sancharnet.com line.com
Jhansi Reliance Motors (TASC)  (0522) Automobile Sterling  (0120)
6-C-1, Reliance Towers, 2342154 (Branch) 24555173B-11/12,
JMK Motors (MD)  (0517) Faizabad Road, Lucknow -226 016 2340833 Sector-3, Noida 24541137
Jankipuram Civil Lines, 2370855 Email: reliancetata@satyam.net.in (M) 98150 07331 Gautam Budhnagar, Fax: 24546471
Jhansi - 284 001 2370755 (M) 98104 95156
Email: jmkmotors@rediffmail.com (M) 9415030355
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Automobile Sterling  (0120) Sahibabad Coochbehar
Showroom 4548829/31
A-8, Sector 2, Noida
United Mechanical Engineers  (0575) Utsav Motors (TASC)  (03582)
Fax: 4549387
(TASC) 2772629 C/O M/s N C Banerjee and Sons 223160 /226044
Dist-Gautam Budhnagar (U.P.)
61/1 Site No. 4, 2772630 NH 31C, Chakchaka More. Fax: 2230344
Automobile Sterling Sahibabad Ind. Area, Ghaziabad Coochbehar - 736 156 (M) 94340 33544
(Workshop) E-mail: slg_uday@sancharnet.in
D-4, Sector 8, Noida
Kalwant Motors (TASC)  (0120)
MS-4,Site IV, Industrial Area, 2778540 to 42 Durgapur
Shah Motors (TASC)  (011) 24540555 Opp.B.E.L, Sahibabad ,Ghaziabad Fax: 2778543
B-134, Sector - 2, Email: kalwantmotors@yahoo.
M R Associates (��
TASC)  (0343) 2554403
24536037 (M) 98919 22210
G.T. Road, Muchipara, Durgapur 2533472
Noida - 210 301 com
Dist. Burdman - 713212 Fax: 2533472
Nawab Motors (MD)  (0120) 4534805 Varanasi E-mail: mrabiman@sancharnet.in (M) 98923 93144
C-24, Sector VIII, Noida 4522392 / 522
Brijlax Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0542) 220094 Howrah
(M) 98100 30997
D-58/19, Sigra, Varanasi - 221 010 220581/221442
Chandrani Auto Care (TASC)  (033)
Nawab Motors (Workshop)  (0120) Telefax: 221537
Z-21, L-22, Indl. Estate, 26538139/40/35
E-11, Sector XI, Noida 2541775 / 776
E-mail: nawabauto@vsnl.net
(Workshop)  (0542) 2372943 Dasnagar (CTI/ATI) (M) 9331048468
Phuwaria Road, Lahartara, TeleFax:2370738 Baltikuri, Howrah – 711 402
Pratapgarh Varanasi (M) 94152 25037 E-mail: chandraniautocare@
E-mail: works@brijlax.com hotmail.com
Om Sant Automobiles  (05342)
Jogapur PO Pure Nursing 227047 Shiva Motors (TASC)  (0542) Kolkata
7 Bhanpur , Pratapgargh – 230 001
Email: omsantroad@rediffmail.com
(M) 9415266446 Akatha Paharia, Varanasi
E-mail: shivamotors@satyam.
2582155/56
Fax: 2360197
Lexus Motors (P) Ltd. (��
MD)  (033)
Karnani Estate, 22809460 to 63
net.in
Robertganj 209 AJC Bose Road, Kolkata Fax: 22407490
West bengal
Ashok Motors (TASC)  (05444) Lexus Motors (P) Ltd.  24015369,
Canal Bunglow Road, 223998 Asansol (Workshop) 24019886/87
Robertganj , Sonbhadra – 231 216 Fax: 223998 Budge Budge Trunk Road, Fax: 24015103
E-mail: jaiswal_akash@yahoo.com P.J.Janee & Co (MD)  (033) Rampur, Kolkata (M) 98300 23333
“Janee House”, 79, G.T.Road(East) 2220878/79 E-mail: lexusbbt@hotmail.com
Saharanpur Asansol – 713 3032206634 2203555 or lexusmotors@satyam.net.in
E-mail: rajuasn@hotmail.com Fax: 2202188
Oberoi Motors (Branch)  (0132) Lexus Motors (P) Ltd.  (033) 24393459
Opp. P&T Trg. Centre, Village - 2642351/2613044 (Workshop) (Accident Repair) Fax: 24393458
Megh Chhapur, Ambala Rd., Fax: 2613611 16, Sonapur Road,
Saharanpur - 247 001 (M) 98370 34975 Kolkata -700 088
7-158

B.B. Motors (P) Ltd. (TASC)  (033) (Workshop 2) (M) 98312 64189 Midnapur
11, Canal South Road, 23233132/0110 Kolkata - 700 058
P.O. Nowbhanga, Kolkata 700 039 E-mail: rdmotorssagpr@rediff-
Chowrangee Motors (��
TASC)  03222-257012
(M) 93310 04031
NH-6, Rupnarayanpur, Kharagpur (M) 94341 04408
E-mail: bbmpl2004@yahoo.com mail.com
Midnapur - 721 301 (M) 98341 80408
Just Services (TASC)  (033) 24019978 Garodia Distributors (P) Ltd.  (033) E-mail: chowrangeemotors@
61/1, Taratala Road, 24019977/ 9979 (TASC) 24424579 / 80 rediffmail.com
Kolkata 700 088 Fax: 24019973 Anandpur Road, Kasba,, Haltu, Fax: 24424532
Email: guptasuresh@satyam. Kolkata - 700 078
Singha Auto Works (TASC)  03228-262303
(M) 9830171813 (M) 033-30902714
Kakgechia, Gourangapur, Tamluk 262583
net.in (M) 9830171008 E-mail: vkgarodia@yahoo.co.in
Midnapur - 721 636 (M) 9833240850
K B Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (033) 24761004 Car Craft (��
TASC)  (033)
B1 & B2 RIC Indl. Estate, Raniganj
“Anusuya” 62/7, 24760744 24510438/
Ballygunge Circular Rd Fax: 24762850 Upen Banerjee Rd. 24517846/8838 Everest Enterprise (TASP)  (0341) 2444032
Kolkata - 700 019 Parnasree, Kolkata - 700 060 Fax: 24518838 Amrasota Suri Road, P.O. 2448390/391
E-mail: kraft@cal2.vsnl.net.in (M) 033-31053150 Searsole,Raniganj - 713 358
(��
Workshop)  (033) 22441291
E-mail: everestenterprises2000@
74, Rameshwar Shaw Road 22463317/4519 Lucas Indian Service Ltd (TASP)  (033)
rediffmail.com
Kolkata- 700 014 (M) 232-B, AJC Bose Road, 22873962
E-mail: kbmplw@yahoo.co.in; 9831117391 Kolkata - 700 020 Fax: 22475837 Siliguri
kbmotor@vsnl.net
Pearl Automobiles (TASP)  (033) Bajla Motors (MD)  (0353)
R D Motors Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (033)39572036 141, S P Mukherjee Road, 24666050 / 34407 2nd & Half Mile, Sevoke Road, 2548790
Regent Sagar, VIP Road Kolkata - 700 026 (M) 98311 50507 Siliguri - 734 401 Fax: 2548780
R D Motors Pvt. Ltd.
(Showroom 1)
 (033)22420588 Malda (Workshop)  (0353) 7
4th Mile, Sevoke Road, 2590689/90/91
Raghunathpur,Kolkata-700 014 Shree Bishnu Motors (TASC)
��  (03512) 221073
Siliguri - 734 401 (M) 9832035243
E-mail: rdmotors@rediffmail.com NH - 34, Jodupur, Gobgachi, 265162
E-mail: bajlaslg@sify.com
Malda 732103 (W. B.) (M) 9834065162
R D Motors Pvt. Ltd.  (033)25735211 E-mail: bishnumotors@rediffmail. K S Computerised Auto Centre  (0353)
(Workshop 1) 39572038 com or arya22@sancharnet.in (TASC) 2531544
Rajarhat Road, (M) 93309 69745 New Darjeeling More
Dashadrone Checkpost, (M) 98309 78702 Lexicon Motors (MD)
��  (03512)
Near Labanya Weigh Bridge,
P.O. Gopalpur, Kolkata-700 136 (M) 93309 70914 Naldubi Mangalbari 260210/310
Siliguri, Dist: Darjeeling- 734 403
E-mail: rdmotors_rajarhat@ NH-34, Malda 732 142 (W. B.) 260325/260326
E-mail: slg_sunsuvks@sanchar-
rediffmail.com net.in
(Showroom 2)  (033)
149, B T Road, P.O. Kumarhatti 25639893
7-159

Titagarh
Paul Chawdhury Enterprises  (033)
(TASP) 25014945/
161, BT Road, Titagarh 25011284
North 24 Parganas(WB )- 743 121 Fax: 25537497
Nepal
Kathmandu
Sipradi Trading Pvt. Ltd. (MD)  (0097)
Jyoti Niwas, Tripureswore 240133/971
Kathmandu (Nepal) 230 340 Fax: 225096
E-mail: rajan@sipradi.com.np
(Workshop)  (0097) 242599
��
Naya Naikup, Naikup Fax: 311240
Kathmandu - 230 340
Birganj
Sipradi Trading (P) Ltd. 242549
Branch 230340
Kathmandu National Highway,
7
Shreepur, Narayani Anchal
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Section 8 – Vehicle Specifications
Vehicle Specifications.............................................................................................................................8-162
Warranty Repair Log..............................................................................................................................8-166
Maintenance Log....................................................................................................................................8-168
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VEHICLE INFORMATION – Vehicle Specifications Indigo
Vehicle Specifications
The following table provides the specifications for the Tata Indigo 2. TATA475 IDI TCIC Engine
vehicle equipped with the 1.4L DICOR or 475 IDI TCIC Diesel Water-cooled, indirect injection diesel engine
Engine. Type: with exhaust gas recirculation system, and
catalytic converter (emissions for Euro II)
1. 1.4L DICOR Engine
Engine Configuration: Transverse mounted inline 4-cylinder engine
Water-cooled, direct injection common rail
diesel engine with exhaust gas recirculation Bore/Stroke: 75 mm x 79.5 mm
Type:
system, and dual catalytic converters Turbocharged and intercooled (Intercooler on
Aspiration: BS-III only),
Engine Configuration: Transverse mounted inline 4-cylinder engine
Engine Capacity: 1405 cc
Bore/Stroke: 75 mm x 79 mm
Maximum Engine 70 PS (52 kW) @ 4500 RPM
Aspiration: Turbocharged and intercooled Power Output:
Engine Capacity: 1396 cc Maximum Engine 133 N•m (13.5 mkg) @ 2500 RPM
Torque Output:
Maximum Engine 70 PS (52 kW) @ 4000 RPM Compression Ratio: 21:1
Power Output:
Engine Firing Order: 1-3-4-2
Maximum Engine 140 N•m (14.3 mkg) @ 1400 - 2750 RPM
Torque Output: Oil Capacity: 5.5 litres
8 18.1:1
Compression Ratio: 3. Clutch
Engine Firing Order: 1-3-4-2 Type: 200 mm single friction plate dry diaphragm
Oil Capacity: 5.5 litres Friction Area: 289 cm2
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4. Transaxle 6. Suspension
Model: TA65-5 / 3.64 with Overdrive Independent lower wishbone with McPherson
Front: strut and anti-roll stabiliser bar
Synchronised forward gears with sliding mesh
Type: reverse gear
Independent 3-link with McPherson Strut and
Front wheel drive through halfshafts with Rear: anti-roll stabiliser bar
Drive: constant velocity joints
7. Steering
Number of Gears: 5 forward; 1 reverse
International “H” pattern with inline fifth and Hydraulic power-assisted rack & pinion
Type: steering gear with collapsible steering column.
Gear Shift Pattern: reverse gears. Equipped with reverse gear
interlock. Steering Wheel: 380 mm outside diameter
475 IDT TCIC 1.4 DICOR 1.2 litres
Fluid Capacity:
1st - 3.64 ��
1st - 3.64
8. Brakes
2nd - 1.95 2nd - 1.95
Vacuum-assisted dual hydraulic circuit with
Gear Ratios: 3rd - 1.13 3rd - 1.13 Type: diagonal split through tandem master cylinder.
4th - 0.78 4th - 0.78
5th - 0.63 5th - 0.63 Disc brake type with single piston caliper and
Front: 231 mm diameter rotor
Reverse - 3.58 Reverse - 3.58 8
Rear: Drum brake type with 200 mm drum
Final Drive Ratio: 4.64
Oil Capacity: 3.3 litres Rear wheel, console mounted lever type with
Parking Brake: adjustable cable actuation and mechanical rear
5. Rear Axle wheel linkage.
Non-driven, with independent suspension
Type: through trailing and lateral links Fluid Capacity: 0.270 litres
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9. Wheels and Tyres 15. Main Chassis Dimensions (as per ISO:612 in mm)
Tyre Size: 175/65 R14 Wheel Base: 2450 mm
Wheel Size: 4 lug 5j x 14 steel rim (Alloy for SX model) Track (Front): 1380 mm
10. Fuel Tank Track (Rear) 1360 mm
Capacity: 42 litres Front Overhang 810 mm
11. Electrical System Rear Overhang: 898 mm
System Voltage: 12 volt, Direct Current Overall Length: 4177 mm
Battery Type: 12 volt, MF 50Z Overall Height 1540 mm
12 volt, 90 ampere (unladen):
Alternator Output:
12. Vehicle Performance Over Body: 1620 mm
Maximum Width:
Maximum Speed at 150 km/h (475 IDT TCIC) Over Side Mirrors (folded) 1745 mm
Rated Gross Vehicle
Weight 155 km/h (1.4 DICOR) Minimum Turning 10 meters
Diameter:
13. Body
Minimum Turning 10.4 meters
Three-box steel monoque
8 Build
Diameter Clearance:
14. Passenger/Luggage Capacity
Unladen Ground 165 mm*
2 Front and 3 rear, maximum of 5, not to Clearance:
Seating Arrangement: exceed gross vehicle weight.
.45 m3 * Nominal tolerances as per InterEurope STVZO
Net Luggage Capacity
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16. Vehicle Weight (as per EEC 92/21 and ISO:1176) (475 IDT TCIC) 16. Vehicle Weight (as per EEC 92/21 and ISO:1176) (1.4 DICOR)
Model: LS LX SX Model: LS LX SX
Vehicle Curb Weight (includes 1110 kg 1115 kg 1140 kg Vehicle Curb Weight (includes 1125 kg 1130 kg 1155 kg
spare wheel and tools): spare wheel and tools):
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) 1515 kg 1515 kg 1515 kg Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) 1540 kg 1540 kg 1540 kg
Payload: 405 kg 400 kg 375 kg Payload: 415 kg 410 kg 385 kg
330
360
1540
21 20
21
165
810 2450 917 1380

4177
1620
8
1620
4177
1360
Indigo Dimensions (mm) TIOM00181
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VEHICLE INFORMATION – Warranty Repair Log Indigo
Warranty Repair Log
The following log provides a location to keep track of vehicle warranty
work performed.
Service Odometer Repair Order Servicing Dealer’s Signature &
Description of Repair Work
Date Reading (km) Number Stamp
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Indigo VEHICLE INFORMATION – Warranty Repair Log
Service Odometer Repair Order Servicing Dealer’s Signature &

Description of Repair Work
Date Reading (km) Number Stamp
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VEHICLE INFORMATION – Vehicle Maintenance Log Indigo
Maintenance Log
The following log provides a location to keep track of regular scheduled
maintenance work performed.
Odometer Repair Odometer Repair

Recommended Dealer Stamp/ Recommended Dealer Stamp/
Date Reading Order Date Reading Order
Service (km) Signature Service (km) Signature
(km) No. (km) No.
1000 km (Free) 1,10,000 km
10,000 km (Free) 1,20,000 km
20,000 km (Free) 1,30,000 km
30,000 km (Free) 1,40,000 km
40,000 km 1,50,000 km
50,000 km 1,60,000 km
60,000 km 1,70,000 km
8 70,000 km 1,80,000 km
80,000 km 1,90,000 km
90,000 km 2,00,000 km
1,00,000 km 2,10,000 km
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Indigo VEHICLE INFORMATION – Abbreviation List
A/C Air Conditioning Max Maximum
ACC Accessories MD Main Dealer
Amp Ampere Min Minimum
cc Cubic Centimeters mkg Meter per Kilogram (torque)
cm 2 Square Centimeter mm Millimeter
cm Centimeter N•m Newton Meter (torque)
EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculation PCBU Passenger Car Business Unit
FAW Front Axle Weight PDI Pre-delivery Inspection
Fig Figure PS horse-strength
FIP Fuel Injection Pump PSI Pounds per Square Inch
gm Gram RAW Rear Axle Weight
GVW Gross Vehicle Weight RCSM Regional Customer Support
HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning RH Right Hand
IGN Ignition RPM Revolution Per Minute
kg Kilogram s Seconds
8
km Kilometer TASC Tata Motors Authorised Service Center
km/h Kilometer per hour TASP Tata Motors Authorised Service Point
LCD Liquid Crystal Display V Volts
LED Light Emitting Diode W Watts
LH Left Hand Wt Weight
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Kw Kilo Watt
bar Pressure
O
C Degree Celsius
DICOR Direct Injection Common Rail
BS-II Bharath Stage - II
BS-III Bharath Stage - III
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Section 9 – Index
A Front Turn Indicators 5-110
Accessory Belts Head Lamps 5-109
BS-II / BS-III Engines 5-105 High-Mount Brake Lamp 5-111
DICOR Engines 5-104 Registration Plate Lamps 5-112
Side Turn Indicator Lamps 5-112
Accessory Power Socket 3-55
Tail Lamp Assembly 5-111
Advance Warning Triangle 6-119
Trunk Lamp 5-113
Air Filter 5-86
Ashtrays 3-56 C
Audio Care 5-114
Audio and Multimedia System 3-58 Exterior 5-115
Audio System Provision 3-58 Interior 5-114
Audio Warning Reminder Catalytic Converter 5-100
Fasten Safety Belt 2-19, 3-23, 3-36 Clock 3-55
Ignition Key 3-23 Clutch Adjustment 5-98
Lights On 3-38
D
B Driver Foot Controls 3-29
Battery 5-96 Driving
Adding Water 5-97 Driving a Diesel Vehicle 4-66
Charging 5-97 Driving in Adverse Conditions 4-70
Corrosion 5-96
Bonnet (Hood) Opening and Closing 5-81
Exterior Inspection 4-62 9
Fuel Economy Tips 4-68
Brake Fluid 5-93 Parking the Vehicle 4-65
Bulb Replacement 5-110 Prior to Driving 4-64
Engine Compartment Lamp 5-113 Run-In / Break-In Procedure 4-66
Front Position/Parking Lamps 5-110
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Shifting Gears 4-67 Fuel Filter
Starting the Engine 4-64 BS-II / BS-III 5-92
Stopping the Engine 4-65 DICOR 5-90
Fuel Sedimenter (DICOR Engines) 5-91
E
Fuses 5-107
Engine Compartment Lamp 5-82
Bulb Replacement 5-113 G
Engine Cooling System 5-87 Gear Shift Lever 3-29
Adding Coolant 5-87
Checking Coolant Level 5-87
H
Overheating 5-88 Head Lamps 5-109
Replacing Engine Coolant 5-89 Horn 3-30
Engine Oil 5-83 HVAC System 3-44
Changing 5-84 Air Conditioning ON/OFF Switch 3-46
Level Check 5-83 Air Direction Control Dial 3-45
Extended Storage 5-116 Air Recirculation Switch 3-46
Blower Speed Control Dial 3-45
F Temperature Control Knob 3-45
Filling Station Information 5-76 Ventilators 3-48
First Aid Kit 3-56
Front Roof Lamp 3-53
I
Front Seats 2-12 Ignition Switch 3-27
Head Restraints 2-14 Instrument Cluster 3-31
Fuel Gauge 3-33
9 Height Adjustment 2-13
Illumination Intensity 3-34
Reclining 2-13
Sliding 2-12 Instrument Cluster Indicator Lamps 3-35
Fuel Cap 5-82 LCD Information Display 3-34
Fuel Door Release 3-26 Speedometer 3-32
Tachometer 3-33
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Temperature Gauge 3-32 P
Intercooler 5-99
Parking Brake
J Adjustment 5-95
Jumper Starting 6-120 Operation 3-30
Power Steering Fluid 5-93
K System Bleeding 5-94
Keys and Vehicle Locks 3-23 Precautions 4-60
Child Safety Locks 2-20, 3-24 Carbon Monoxide (CO) Gas 4-60
Door Central Locking System 3-24 Vehicle Occupants 4-60
Door Locks 3-23 Protecting the Environment 4-69
Glove Box Lock 3-24
Keys 3-23 R
Trunk/Tailgate Lock 3-25 Rear Roof Lamp 3-53
Rear Seat 2-15
L Folding 2-16
Lighting Controls 3-38 Lowering 2-15
Fog Lamps 3-41 Rear Window Defroster 3-49
Head Lamp Leveling Switch 3-40 Recommended Fluids 5-79
High Beam / Low Beam Control 3-38 Engine Coolant 5-79
ON/OFF Control 3-38 Fuel 5-79
M Lubricants 5-79
Relays 5-107
Maintenance Log 8-188
Mirrors
Replacement Bulbs 9
Roof Lamps 5-112
Inner Rear View Mirror 3-50
Outer Rear View Mirrors 3-50
Mobile Phones 4-61
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S Tyres 5-101
Balancing 5-102
Seat Belts 2-17, 4-61
Rotating Tyres 5-102
Front 2-18
Rear 2-19 V
Seat Belt Reminder 2-19 Vanity Mirror 3-52
Service Schedule 5-77 Vehicle Record Log 8-189
Specifications 8-182
Steering Lock 3-27 W
Storage Warranty 7-130
Door Pocket 3-57 Warranty Service Log 8-186
Eyeglasses Case 3-52 Wheel Alignment 5-102
Glove Box 3-56 Wheels 5-101
Right Side Utility Pocket 3-57 Windows 3-51
Sunvisors 3-52 Manual Windows 3-51
Power Windows 3-51
T
Windshield Washer Reservoir 5-103
Tool Kit 6-118 Windshield Wiper Blades 5-103
Towing 6-124 Windshield Wiper Controls 3-42
Transaxle Oil 5-106 ON/OFF Control 3-42
Level Check 5-106 Windshield Washer 3-43
Replacement 5-106
Troubleshooting 6-125
9 Trunk Lamp 3-54
Turbocharger 5-99
Turn Signal Indicators 3-39
Tyre Changing 6-122
Tyre Pressure 4-63
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Section 10 – Value Added Services
To Our Valued Customers;
Tata Motors Limited values your patronage and assumes full responsibility in fulfilling all of our customer’s
service expectations and needs. In order to make your vehicle ownership experience an easy and positive
one, a host of value added services are available to ensure comprehensive vehicle service coverage. Tata
Motors Limited has partnered with select companies that provide you and your vehicle with world-class
service and products to maintain optimum vehicle performance and extend vehicle life.
This section of the owner’s manual describes each of the recommended optional value added services:
1. Extended Warranty
2. Fuel System Treatment
3. Anti-corrosion Inhibitor/Sound Deadening/Engine Wax Treatment
4. Vehicle Interior and Exterior Enrichment Program (vehicle detailing service)
Your Tata Motors Limited dealership representative will explain the benefits of obtaining each value added
service in detail.
TATA Motors Limited
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Extended Warranty
Description:
An available extended warranty service provides additional vehicle warranty coverage beyond the factory-provided coverage. The
extended warranty service is a product of Global Administration Services and United India Insurance.
Tata Motors Limited strongly encourages you to invest in the extended warranty coverage at the time of purchase. Your vehicle
dealership marketing will provide you with the extended warranty details, terms, conditions, and owner responsibility. A surcharge
is applied to the cost of the extended warranty if purchased 30 days after vehicle delivery.
Benefits:
• Insures the owner against unforeseen vehicle breakdowns and repair costs.
• Swift claim settlement and simple documentation reduces time without vehicle use.
• Claim settlement is mostly cash-free.
Coverage:
• Mechanical Components
• Electrical Components
• Emissions Systems
UNITED INDIA
Available Terms:
• 18 months/18 months (36 months total) or 1,50,000 km, whichever occurs first
• 18 months/30 months (48 months total) or 1,50,000 km, whichever occurs first
• 50,000 km/50,000 km or 36 months total, whichever occurs first (taxis or transport vehicles)
• 50,000 km/1.00,000 km or 36 months total, whichever occurs first (taxis or transport vehicles)
Extended Warranty Booklet & Cover Note:
The extended warranty booklet and cover note provides the basis of the contract between the United India Insurance Company and
10 the owner of the vehicle notated on the extended warranty cover note. The vehicle owner must retain these two items and produce
them to the dealership when claiming benefits under the extended warranty.
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Owner’s Responsibility:
As the owner of the vehicle covered by the extended warranty, the owner is responsible for several key items in order for the
extended warranty to remain in effect. These items include, but are not limited to, the following terms:
• The owner is responsible for proper use, maintenance, and care of the vehicle in accordance with the description defined in
this manual and the extended warranty booklet.
• The owner must retain all maintenance, service, and warranty repair bills.
• The owner must produce the extended warranty and cover note to the servicing dealership at the time of the warranty
claim.
Extended Warranty Coverage Notes:
• The extended warranty becomes effective once the manufacturer’s warranty period expires. The manufacturer’s warranty
coverage terms are explained in Section 7 of this manual.
• The extended warranty coverage is more restrictive than the manufacturer’s warranty as the vehicle is already eighteen
months old by the time the warranty comes into effect.
• The Emissions portion of the warranty is limited to the time period of the extended warranty or 80,000 km, whichever comes
first.
• Refer to the extended warranty booklet for a complete list of components covered and not covered under the extended
warranty.
Acknowledgement:
I / we have been explained the Terms, Conditions, Coverage, and Owner’s Responsibility by the Dealer Service Marketing Executive and:
Wish to avail Decline The Extended Warranty Service
Customer Dealer 10
Signature: Date: Signature: Date:
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Fuel System Treatment
Fuel system maintenance is important to keeping your vehicle’s engine running well and at full power. Tata Motors Limited
recommends using the only fuel additive approved for use in your new vehicle: IFTEX System D (Diesel engines) or IFTEX System
G (Petrol engines). This triple-action additive provides the following benefits:
• Cleans the fuel system and injectors.
• Maintains peak engine performance.
• Saves fuel and maintenance costs.
• Reduces smoke and harmful emissions.
• Keeps your engine operating smoothly.
• Reduces deposits on the intake manifold and combustion chambers.
• Reduces deposits on fuel injector tips.
For best results, use IFTEX System D or IFTEX System G regularly following the directions on the fuel additive
bottle.
Acknowledgement:
I / we have been explained the benefits of using IFTEX fuel additives by the Dealer Service Marketing Executive and:
Wish to avail Decline the Fuel System Treatment
10 Customer Dealer
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Indigo VALUE ADDED SERVICES – Anti-Rust, Engine Waxing, & Sound Deadening
Tata Motors Limited recommends protecting your vehicle from the effects of corrosion and
vibration by taking advantage of the following treatments offered through Tata’s partnership
with Wuerth and Dinitrol (STS Chemicals), providing world class treatment at affordable
prices.
Anti-Rust Treatment
Protecting your vehicle from rust and corrosion is the most important step in prolonging
the life of your vehicle. This corrosion-inhibiting treatment is conveniently available to the
vehicle owner at all authorised service outlets.
Rust and corrosion are can occur anywhere on the vehicle; the most likely areas for rust
and corrosion to form are in cavities, joints, spot welds, and the vehicle underbody. Driving in a
corroded vehicle is extremely risky for the driver, passengers, and other motorists and the most
dangerous kind of corrosion is often discovered after it is already too late. Areas of rust and
corrosion are commonly caused by contact with:
• Salt water and road salt
• Acid rain
• Bird droppings
• Atmospheric fallout
• Extreme climates
• Stone chips
The vehicle owner can protect their investment from these conditions and gain the following benefits by taking advantage of the
treatment:
• Through continuous development, the treatment withstands the harshest environmental conditions.
• Helps to insulate the vehicle interior to external noises.
• Negates expensive tin work and exterior painting.
• Increases the resale value of the vehicle. 10
• Lack of rust and corrosion increases vehicle safety
• 60 Month warranty and 10 free checkups available to the vehicle owner.
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Engine Wax Treatment
Engine wax is a beige-coloured, translucent, lacquer coating on the engine compartment. Engine wax is an addition measure for
preventing rust and corrosion in the engine compartment that offers these additional benefits:
• Maintains a neat, clean, and new look to the engine compartment.
• Once treated, engine wax eliminates the need for the owner to clean the engine compartment.
• Engine wax has no effect on the vehicle’s engine and can withstand temperatures of over 200º C.
• Engine wax is long lasting and will protect the engine compartment for over a year.
• Conveniently available at all authorised service outlets.
Sound Deadening system
The sound deadening system consists of vibration dampening pads that are strategically placed in the vehicle doors and other
areas to increase metal rigidity, reduce and insulate vibrations, and increase driving comfort. The sound deadening system also
provides these benefits:
• Once the system is in place, the pads last the life of the vehicle and come with a lifetime warranty.
• The negligible increase in vehicle weight means no effect on the vehicle’s fuel consumption.
• Comprehensive coverage of the doors, rear quarter panels, and the tailgate/trunk lid provides a great reduction in vehicle
interior noise and vibration. Additionally, vehicles equipped with the diesel engine may have the sound deadening system
applied to the underside of the bonnet (hood).
Acknowledgement:
I / we have been explained the benefits of using the Anti-Rust, Sound Deadening and Engine Wax Treatments by the Dealer Service Marketing
Executive and:
Wish to avail Decline the Anti-Rust Treatment, Engine Wax Treatment, and/or Sound Deadening System.
10 Customer Dealer
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Indigo VALUE ADDED SERVICES – Vehicle Enrichment Programs
Exterior and Interior Enrichment program
Tata Motors Limited recommends enriching your vehicle’s exterior and interior surfaces by taking
advantage of the Exterior and Interior Enrichment Program offered through Tata’s partnership
with the Opulent (Waxoyl brand) and 3M companies. These companies provide world-class
service and treatment at affordable prices.
Exterior Enrichment Program
The painted exterior of your vehicle provides decoration and identification as well protect the
metal underneath from the damaging effects of corrosion due to environmental hazards. These
environmental hazards include:
• Salt water and road salt
• Acid rain
• Bird droppings
• Atmospheric fallout
• Extreme climates
• Stone chips
Even as your vehicle rolls of the assembly line, the vehicle’s finish is unprotected. Tata
Motors recommends having your vehicle’s exterior surfaces detailed regularly to protect
your vehicle’s finish using the Exterior Enrichment Program. In addition to prolonging the
life of your vehicle, the Exterior Enrichment Program offers these additional benefits:
• Restores the original gloss and UV protection to the vehicle’s finish.
• Removes medium scratches, orange peel, swirl marks, oxidation, and other minor surface defects.
• Additionally, the program provides cleaning and dressing of tyres, bumpers and all exterior plastic molding/trim.
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Interior Enrichment Program
Protect the interior of your vehicle from permanent stains and fading due to food or drink spills, ultra-violet rays, and traffic wear
with the Interior Enrichment Program. In addition to detracting from your vehicle’s appearance, a permanent stain or fading in the
vehicle’s interior significantly reduces the value of your vehicle.
In addition to protecting your vehicle’s interior from stains and fading, the Interior Enrichment Program offers these benefits:
• Removal of minor stains, dirt, and other debris from the vehicle carpet, seats, roof liner, and other upholstery.
• Cleaning of all vehicle glass (interior and exterior)
• Dressing of all interior plastics and rubber parts such as the dash panel, door pads, center console, etcetera.
• Application of specialized stain protection to vehicle’s interior upholstery to protect from future staining.
Acknowledgement:
I / we have been explained the benefits of using the Exterior and Interior Vehicle Enrichment Programs by the Dealer Service Marketing
Executive and:
Wish to avail Decline the Exterior and/or Interior Vehicle Enrichment Program
10 Customer Dealer
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Section 1 - Component Identification 1-1 1

Section 2 - Safety Equipment 2-11 2

Section 3 - Vehicle Controls and Features 3-21 3

Section 4 - Starting and Driving 4-59 4

Section 5 - Vehicle Maintenance and Care 5-73 5

Section 6 - Emergency Service 6-117 6

Section 7 - Warranty and Service information 7-129 7

Section 8 - Vehicle Specifications 8-161 8

Section 9 - Index 9-171 9

Section 10 - Value Added Services 10-175 10

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