Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Good and Bad CNG Pumps in Karachi.
I have been using CNG in Karachi for 2 years... Also had the experience of going to Thatta and Karli (Keejhar) Lake on my FX. I found these pumps good and bad are listed;
GOOD:
1- Farzand CNG - Rashid Minhas Road, besides Lasania Restaurant
2- Royal CNG - Malir, Near Anwar Baloch Restaurant
3- The pump CNG pump on the road which is going from Practical Center towards Rashid Minhas Road, just before Rashid Minhas Road, also less price (58.xx) when it is 63.11
4- Makli CNG (Thatta)
5- Shell Pump, first one on the left on Shara-e-Faisal after Drigh Road, going towards Nursery. Also membership available for FREE services like car wash(cool one), wheel alignment etc. on 15 and 30 refills.
BAD:
1- Shell opposite Millenium Mall, Askari 4. Worst of them all, bad service, bad pressure.
2- Shell just before airport (pressure good, but no pre-set, they manually stop the machine on the asked amount
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3- Most PSO pumps
4- All Manual pumps, where they need to stop the filling manually, this way it sometimes charge you 1-2 rupees extra and it's annoying if you do not have the change at the time.
I'll update the list when I come accross more.
Thanks.
GOOD:
1- Farzand CNG - Rashid Minhas Road, besides Lasania Restaurant
2- Royal CNG - Malir, Near Anwar Baloch Restaurant
3- The pump CNG pump on the road which is going from Practical Center towards Rashid Minhas Road, just before Rashid Minhas Road, also less price (58.xx) when it is 63.11
4- Makli CNG (Thatta)
5- Shell Pump, first one on the left on Shara-e-Faisal after Drigh Road, going towards Nursery. Also membership available for FREE services like car wash(cool one), wheel alignment etc. on 15 and 30 refills.
BAD:
1- Shell opposite Millenium Mall, Askari 4. Worst of them all, bad service, bad pressure.
2- Shell just before airport (pressure good, but no pre-set, they manually stop the machine on the asked amount
)3- Most PSO pumps
4- All Manual pumps, where they need to stop the filling manually, this way it sometimes charge you 1-2 rupees extra and it's annoying if you do not have the change at the time.
I'll update the list when I come accross more.
Thanks.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
How do I thaw my frozen engine?
How do I thaw my frozen engine? - Yahoo! Answers
More Answers at Yahoo Answers !
Some good answers on this thread too:
http://forums.howwhatwhy.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=Cars&Number=310535
Another Good Article on the topic:
Winter Driving Advice. Coping with cold, snow, ice and floods !
http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/seasonal/winter_motoring.html
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker
If it has a conventional water pump thaw that out with a hair dryer and see if it will turn over. Assuming that the radiator is also frozen, and provided none of the " freeze " plugs have moved out of their pockets, try to run it for several minutes, turn it off for a while to let the engine heat thaw things a bit, and repeat. Once the engine water is getting to the radiator, try to get the thawed water out via the bottom drain and start adding anti-freeze until things are all thawed. If you're lucky nothing will have been harmed by the freeze-up. Good luck.
Source(s):
This worked for me on an old Austin-Healey about 35 years ago.
More Answers at Yahoo Answers !
Some good answers on this thread too:
http://forums.howwhatwhy.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=Cars&Number=310535
Another Good Article on the topic:
Winter Driving Advice. Coping with cold, snow, ice and floods !
http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/seasonal/winter_motoring.html
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Botswana adventure - Top Gear - BBC
Botswana adventure - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube
A great episode of Top-Gear where you'll learn how you can drive a car in a mud-dessert such as Bostwana, Africa. Those three dudes have enjoyed their life on Top-Gear... way ta go harry ! :D
A great episode of Top-Gear where you'll learn how you can drive a car in a mud-dessert such as Bostwana, Africa. Those three dudes have enjoyed their life on Top-Gear... way ta go harry ! :D
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
A 40,000 KM Journey on a bike by a crazy Pakistani guy
A crazy Pakistani chap has decided to do a lifetime journey of 40,000 KM accross 3 continents. America, Canada, Europe, Asia and the destination is Lahore, Pakistan. Moin Khan is a graduate of San Francisco State University and has been dreaming of this journey since a few years. He has worked 60 hours a week for the last 18 months and saved money, now the journey is on it's way... This guy has made me excited and I have started dreaming of a journey somewhere from Pakistan, Iran, Turkey and back but on a car or SUV in the future.... :) hahah, I also need to save a lot of money for such an adventure.
He's doing this journey on a Honda CBR Sports Bike... not a touring bike... :)
You can visit for updates to his;
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| Moin Khan started his 25,000 mile ride to Lahore, Pakistan from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. |
He's doing this journey on a Honda CBR Sports Bike... not a touring bike... :)
You can visit for updates to his;
Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/ADifferentAgenda
His Website: http://www.adifferentagenda.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ADAmoin
His Website: http://www.adifferentagenda.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ADAmoin
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Wallpapers: Liana 2010 - A beautiful car not launched in Pakistan :(
Click on Images for high resolution wallpapers
I am not sure, why Suzuki hasn't launched their new Liana 2010 Model, at least it looks marvellous and far better than the old version which they are still selling in Pakistan without Air Bags, ABS and EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution).Does anyone knows why these car companies compromise on safety features with same or more price for the car for Pakistani versions of their vehicles? Do they think our lives are not worthy enough?
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Saturday, July 02, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Mazda RX-8 - Upgrade and Repairing at Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi.
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| Front View of the RX-8 being worked out. Click on Images for Larger Versions. |
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| Under the hood. Inserted a new 2500cc Engine. |
Car News !
I went to the garage (Al-Madina Auto Workshop, Block 10-A Gulshan, Opposite Aladin Park, Rashid Minhas Road) and took the cars pics. The guys at the workshop are upgrading the engine to a 2500 CC and repairing the damaged car. Take a look at the pics and let me know your thoughts. More pics from the garage will be coming time to time :D
I spotted a Blue colored Mazda RX-8 at the garage where I go to repair my car. The front bumper was gone, maybe because of an accident and than I almost forgot about it. Today morning when I took my ride to the garage for some brake testing, I found the RX-8 inside the garage and I asked Sajjad Bhai(the main brain in the garage) if I can take some pics of the cars inside and he permitted me :).
I went to the garage (Al-Madina Auto Workshop, Block 10-A Gulshan, Opposite Aladin Park, Rashid Minhas Road) and took the cars pics. The guys at the workshop are upgrading the engine to a 2500 CC and repairing the damaged car. Take a look at the pics and let me know your thoughts. More pics from the garage will be coming time to time :D
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| Sajjad Bhai, the man behind all the action. :D |
Workshop Phone #: 021-34811584
Mobile Phone #: 0334-3259735
Sunday, June 05, 2011
Toyota Vitz - Imported Re-Conditioned in Pakistan - High Res Pics
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| Vitz - Front View |
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| Vitz - Under the hood. :) The most important aspect to me. |
To Download High-Res Images 2608x1536 pixels "Right-Click -> Open Link in New Tab"
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| Vitz - Rear View, the measure of a car's beauty in my opinion :) The backside! |
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| Vitz - Interior, steering and driver's area |
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| Vitz - Interior,front passenger and driver's area |
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| Vitz - Spacious trunk for a hatchback. But in Pakistan, it'll be nearly filled with a CNG cylinder. |
Hi. Everyone,
I really like this car and this specific model, I guess it's a 2006-2007 model, very kool looks and great from the inside as well... but after reading a lot of reviews online I came to know that you have to be very careful in buying one of these as most of them are in some way tempered or re-built from an accident.... take an experienced car mechanic with you when buying. Other than this... it's a great car but the price is a bit high for a hatchback.. around 850-1100k Pakistani Rupees.
Enjoy the high-resolution pics. For a detailed review of this car and more pics go to PakWheels.com
Wednesday, June 01, 2011
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