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LAMCO FAN BELTS Lakshmi Motor Company S.No. VEHICLE APPLICATION O.E. PART No. LAMCO PART No. ASHOK LEYLAND LIMITED 1 ASHOK LEYLAND HINO 4921 FAN BELT X0301650 8PK 1250 2 ASHOK LEYLAND EURO II NEW MODEL TRUCK ——- 8PK 1270 3 ASHOK LEYLAND 205 P/ S ENGINE FAN BELT ——- 8PK 1280 4 ASHOK LEYLAND 2518 NEW MODEL ——- 8PK 1285 5 ASHOK LEYLAND - 3116 F0T00250 8PK 1313 BMW INDIA PVT. LTD 1 ALPHA ROMEO 1:9 TDW ENGINE ALT & BMW 5201 ——- 5PK 905 2 BMW 320 I ALT, 323 12.5 ENG ALT, AC, PS ——- 6PK 1555 DAEWOO MOTORS INDIA LIMITED 1 DAEWOO MATIZ A/C 96352517 4PK 735 2 MATIZ DAEWOO-A/C WATER PUMP 96259401 4PK 913 3 CIELO - GEL ALT. & W/P 96144932 5PK 870 4 DAEWOO CIELO GLX - NEXIA ALT. & W/P 96144933 5PK 970 5 DAEWOO NEXIA ALT/ WP 96144934 5PK 975 6 CIELO ALT. & W/P 96144931 5PK 1008 EICHER MOTORS LIMITED 1 EICHER MOTOR ——- 4PK 1025 2 EICHER CANTER ——- 4PK 1170 3 EICHER CANTER 1110 ——- 4PK 1185 FIAT INDIA AUTOMOBILES LIMITED 1 FIAT UNO DIESEL 46515099 3PK 719 2 PALIO / SIENA 1242 MPI (WITH POWERSTEERING & A/C ) 46787905 3PK 915 3 FIAT SIENA 7675213 4PK 545 4 PALIO / SIENA 1242 MPI (WITH POWERSTEERING) 7704978 4PK 675 5 PALIO / SIENA 1242 MPI A/C 46527552 4PK 698 6 FIAT UNO (DIESEL & PETROL)A/C /ACCENT DIESEL/PETROL/ WP 46451652 ——- 4PK 854 7 FIAT LINEA P/S 55182511 4PK 1022 8 FIAT UNO(DIESEL) POWER STEERING ——- 5PK 888 9 FIAT LINEA ALT, A/C 46820063 6PK 1310 10 FIAT PALIO DIESEL ——- 6PK 1855 FORCE MOTORS LIMITED 1 BAJAJ TEMPO A/C COMPRESSOR ——- 6PK 1385 2 TEMPO TRAVELLER GAMA MODEL A/C COMPRESSOR B8008089972292 6PK 1520 3 TEMPO TRAVELLER COMPRESSOR DRIVE ——- 6PK 1600 FORD INDIA PVT. LTD. 1 FORD ESCORT P/S ——- 4PK 650 2 FORD IKON (1.8) DIESEL POWER STEERING 96FF6C301 CD 5PK 670 3 FORD FIGO P/S 256E6C301 5PK 690 4 FORD ORION (DIESEL) ALTERNATOR 96FF6C301 EA 5PK 1025 5 FORD ESCORT DIESEL 96FF6C301 FB/ 1095321 5PK 1035 6 FORD IKON (1.8) DIESEL 97FF 6C301 AD/ 1093816 5PK 1145 7 FORD ORION (DIESEL) 96FF6C301 EA 6PK 1025 8 FORD FIGO ALT 596Q6C301AA 6PK 1037 9 FORD ALFA ( PETROL) 96FB 6C301 CD 6PK 1440 10 FORD IKON (1.3) PETROL 98FB 6C301 CIA/ 1058520 6PK 1460 11 FORD FIESTA ——- 6PK 1705 12 FORD ESCORT PETROL 97AB 6C301 BA/ 1084994 6PK 1920 13 FORD IKON 1.3 CLXI WITH POWER STEERING 1112954 6PK 1930 14 FORD IKON 1.3 PETROL 97FF6C301 AD/ 1089878 6PK 2050 15 FORD IKON 1.6 WITHOUT POWER STEERING 1135954 6PK 2173 16 FORD IKON 1.6 WITHOUT POWER STEERING ZXI/1.3 FLAIR 1132953 6PK 2239 17 FORD FUSION ——- 7PK 1037 GENERAL MOTORS (OPEL / TAVERA) 1 CHEVROLET SPARK 96239408 4PK 665 2 CHEVRLOET SPARK ——- 4PK 713 3 CHEVROLET UVA ——- 4PK 945 4 CHEVROLET SPARK A/C 96239408 4PK 954 5 CHEVROLET BEAT ——- 4PK 964 6 GM-OPEL ASTRA 9050227 6PK 1724 LAMCO FAN BELTS Lakshmi Motor Company S.No. VEHICLE APPLICATION O.E. PART No. LAMCO PART No. 7 CORSA 1.4 / 1.6 / SAIL / SWING ——- 6PK 1795 8 GM-OPEL ASTRA 1.6 J96183108 6PK 1875 9 GM-OPEL ASTRA 1.8 J96309968 6PK 1892 10 ASTRA ——- 6PK 1900 11 CHEVROLET CAPTIVA ALT 96989017 6PK 2066 12 CHEVROLET OPTRA MAGNUM / CRUZE 96989016 6PK 2094 HONDA SIEL CARS INDIA LTD 1 HONDA CITY - 1.5 ALTERNATOR 31110-P3R-T01 4PK 800 2 HONDA CITY - 1.5 EXI S A/C 38920-P3R 4PK 820 3 HONDA CITY 1.5 EXI S POWER STEERING 56992-934-T01 4PK 835 4 HONDA ACCORD P/S ——- 4PK 1062 5 HONDA ACCORD P/S ——- 6PK 1105 6 HONDA CRV 38920PNB033 7PK 1730 7 HONDA CIVIC Alt. ——- 7PK 2150 HYUNDAI MOTOR INDIA LIMITED 1 HYUNDAI ACCENT / ELANTRA CRDI PS ——- 3PK 660 2 ACCENT (PETROL) POWER STEERING 57231-22000 4PK 613/4PK 615 3 HYUNDAI SANTRO A/C / PALIO / SIENA 1242 MPI P/S XU3H3878AA 4PK 675 4 HYUNDAI ACCENT PETROL PS ——- 4PK 695 5 HYUNDAI ACCENT / SANTRO 57170-0210 4PK 750 6 HYUNDAI SANTRO / ACCENT ALT & W/ P 25212-02500 4PK 770 7 HYUNDAI I-10 ——- 4PK 778 8 10 ACCENT (DIESEL) POWER STEERING ——- 4PK 790 9 ACCENT (P&D) ALT. & W/P YHBH-3878-AA 4PK 850 10 HYUNDAI SANTRO XING XG/ XP/ XS POWER STEERING ——- 4PK 875 11 ACCENT (PETROL) ALT. & W/P 25212-22030 4PK 897 12 HYUNDAI ACCENT P & D ——- 4PK 900 13 ACCENT A/C (P&D) 9771329000 4PK 960 14 HYUNDAI ACCENT ALTERNATOR ——— 4PK 1000 15 ACCENT A/C ——— 4PK 1065 16 HYUNDAI ACCENT ——— 5PK 850 17 ACCENT ——— 5PK 920 18 HYUNDAI I-10 KAPPA ENGINE ——— 5PK 1235 19 HYUNDAI I-10 SPORT Z ——— 5PK 1240 20 HYUNDAI SONATA GOLD ——— 5PK 1393 21 HYUNDAI TRACON 2 CDRI ALT 25212ZA212 5PK 1685 22 HYUNDAI i20 FAN / ALT. / A/C CRDI ——— 5PK 1811 23 HYUNDAI VERNA / DIESEL FAN /ALT. /A/C ——— 5PK 1848 24 HYUNDAI ACCENT CRDI ——— 6PK 1395 25 HYUNDAI ELANTRA CRDI 2521227010 6PK 1510 JCB INDIA LTD. 1 JCB ——— 8PK1525 2 JCB ——— 8PK1535 3 JCB ——— 8PK1835 4 JCB ——— 10PK1448 L&T JOHN DEERE PVT. LTD. 1 L&T POCLAIN ——— 8PK 1475 2 L&T POCLAIN - CUMMINS ENGINE 3911573 8PK 1560 3 L&T POCLAIN - CUMMINS ENGINE ——— 8PK 1575 4 L&T POCLAIN - CUMMINS ENGINE 3911575 8PK 1600 5 L&T COMET POCLAIN BC 200 ENGINE ——— 8PK 1650 6 L&T COMET POCLAIN BC 200 ENGINE 3915483 8PK 1700 MITSUBISHI MOTORS 1 MITSUBISHI CEDIA ALT MN187176 4PK 775 2 LANCER DIESEL POWER STEERING FU1692Z 4PK 885 3 LANCER GLX PETROL- ALT & WP DA1011A 5PK 865 4 LANCER DIESEL PS (HINDUSTAN MOTORS) FU1692Z 5PK 885 5 LANCER DIESEL-TVS ALTERNATO FU 1698A 5PK 950 LAMCO FAN BELTS Lakshmi Motor Company S.No. VEHICLE APPLICATION O.E. PART No. LAMCO PART No. 6 LANCER A/C PETROL (VISTEON 118502) F088LCYMA70 5PK 989 7 LANCER PETROL POWER STEERING & ALT DA1002A 5PK 1060 8 LANCER DIESEL-A/C F388LCYA01 5PK 1080 9 MITSUBISHI CEDIA ALT MN 187177 ——- 5PK 1305 MAHINDRA AND MAHINDRA LIMITED 1 MAHINDRA XYLO PS / MHAWK ——- 3PK 675 2 MAHINDRA XYLO P/S- WAGON-R DELPHI A/C ——- 3PK 810 3 MAHINDRA SCORPIO EAGLE VLX CHAIN DRIVE RHD 2W / MHAWK 0306 GM0551N 4PK 1014 4 M&M SCORPIO M2D1 ——- 4PK 1050 5 MAHINDRA SCORPIO / MHAWK ——- 4PK 1115 6 MAHINDRA SCORPIO EAGLE VLX CHAIN DRIVE RHD 2W / CANTER 0306 GM0061N 4PK 1170 7 MAHINDRA LOAD KING 24277 5PK 1010 8 M & M LOAD KING BS II / NISSAN PRIDE ENGINE ——- 5PK 1165 9 MAHINDRA LOGAN PETROL ALT ——- 5PK 1747 10 M&M SCORPIO ALT / TATA SPACIO Alt. ——- 6PK 1130 11 M&M LOGAN ALT ——- 6PK 1199 12 MAHINDRA LOGAN DIESEL ——- 6PK 1200 13 MAHINDRA XYLO ——- 6PK 1970 14 RENAULT GRAND SCEINC ——- 7PK 1122 15 MAHINDRA VOYAGER / SCORPIO GEAR DRIVE (OLD MODEL) 030GC0070N 7PK 1630 16 MAHINDRA SCORPIO CHIAN DRIVE 0306GC0091N 7PK 1720 17 MAHINDRA SCORPIO CHIAN DRIVE (BHARAT STAGE III) 0306GC0210N 7PK 1790 18 MAHINDRA VOYAGER ALT/WP 85434 8PK 1555 19 MAHINDRA VOYAGER A/C 85439 8PK 2030 MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LIMITED 1 MARUTI ALTO / WAGON R A/C ——- 3PK 720 2 MARUTI WAGON-R A/C 91931-07508 3PK 750 3 MARUTI ZEN ESTILO ——- 3PK 770 4 MARUTI SUZUKI ALTO SANDEN A/C VA 309-40040 3PK 780 5 MARUTI WAGON R / ALTO 1.1 W/P 17521-M79F20 4PK 710 6 MARUTI ALTO / WAGON-R / TATA ACE 17521-M79620 4PK 720 7 MARUTI ZEN A/C ——- 4PK 780 8 MARUTI A-STAR-A/C 95141M68K00 4PK 785 9 MARUTI SWIFT A/C ——- 4PK 790 10 MARUTI ZEN A/C (COMPANY FITTED) 91940-07958 4PK 795 11 MARUTI ESTEEM A/C / VERSA 17521M61A10 4PK 800 12 MARUTI ZEN A/C (DELPHI) 52491286 4PK 810 13 MARUTI ZEN / ESTEEM /ALTERNATOR & W/P 17521M86500A 4PK 815 14 MARUTI ZEN MPFI / HYUNDAI GETZ A/C COMPRESSOR 17521 M 86530 4PK 827 15 MARUTI ZEN A/C MARUTI ZEN SUBROS A/C COMPRESSOR 91940-08308 4PK 830 16 MARUTI ZEN DIESEL 12761M71F00 4PK 840 17 MARUTI ESTEEM POWER STERING (OLD MODEL) ——- 4PK 920 18 MARUTI SUZUKI P/S ——- 4PK 925 19 MARUTI ESTEEM POWER STEERING 49180M63B30 4PK 930 20 MARUTI ESTEEM DIESEL ——- 4PK 940 21 MARUTI ESTEEM DIESEL POWER STEERING 49180-63BFA0 4PK 950 22 MARUTI SUZUKI BALENO 9514165GB0 4PK 1010 23 MARUTI SX4 17521M55K00 5PK 835 24 MARUTI A-STAR-ALT 17521M68K00 5PK 895 25 MARUTI WAGON-R A/C ——- 5PK 1070 26 MARUTI SWIFT DZIRE 17521M86J00 6PK 1323 MERCEDES-BENZ INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 1 MERCEDES BENZ E250 DIESEL ——- 6PK 2120 2 MERCEDES BENZ E220 ——- 6PK 2140 3 MAZDA 2.5, MERCEDES BENZ 2.6 E ALT, P/S, A/C ——- 6PK 2257 4 MERCEDES BENZ C280 ALT, P/S, A/C ——- 6PK 2390 5 CHRYSLER VOYAGER 3.8 I MERCEDES BENZ COUPE 300 CE ALT, A/C, P/S ——- 6PK 2445 LAMCO FAN BELTS Lakshmi Motor Company S.No. VEHICLE APPLICATION O.E. PART No. LAMCO PART No. PAL PEUGEOT LIMITED 1 PEUGEOT 309 GL ——- 4PK 810 2 PEUGEOT 309 GL ——- 4PK 854 3 PEUGEOT 309 GLD 9612692180 5PK 1030 REVA 1 REVA A/C ——- 8PJ 560 SKODA AUTO INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 1 SKODA-FABIA ——- 4PK 1237 2 SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TD ——- 6PK 906 3 SKODA-FABIA 1.2 PETROL ——- 6PK 1117 4 SKODA OCTAVIA 1.9 TD ——- 6PK 1663 5 SKODA-FABIA ——- 6PK 2404 TATA MOTORS LIMITED 1 TATA INDICA (P&D) ALTERNATOR/ ACE MARUTI WAGON-R/ ALTO 2790 1514 6310N 4PK 720 2 TATA INDICA A/C SUBROS ALT & W/P / ACE 2790 2312 6308N 4PK 730 3 TATA INDICA ALTERNATOR /DLE/A/C 27902312 6304 4PK 740 4 TATA NANO 2864 2312 6301 4PK 755 5 TATA INDICA ——- 4PK 760 6 TATA INDICA HVAC MODEL 2790 2312 6305N 4PK 770 7 TATA INDICA DELUX ——- 4PK 865 8 TATA INDICA (DIESEL) POWER STREERING ALTERNATOR & W/P 279023126307N 4PK 875 9 TATA SAFARI PETROL PMP 2549 15146306 4PK 985 10 TATA SUMO DX SIERRA / ESTATE / POWER 2547 1514 6325 4PK 1030 11 TATA SUMO / 207 (NEW) ——- 4PK 1040 12 TATA MOBILE 207 (NEW) TATA SUMO ALT & W/P 2547 1514 6315 4PK 1045 13 TATA SUMO DELUX/ SAFARI (OLD)ALT.
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    INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE PROCESS OF INNOVATION IN THE INDIAN AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENT MANUFACTURERS WITH REFERENCE TO PUNE AS A DYNAMIC CITY-REGION Prepared by: Sumit Roy, Ph.D C3/ 402 Mahadkar Residency 101 paud Road Pune 411038 E-mail: [email protected] Reviewed and Validated by: Shadia Yousif Bakhait Industrial Development Officer UNIDO-PCF/SRE Table of Contents 1. Why Pune has been selected as a dynamic city region? 2. Brief History of Pune city and its related region 3. The city region attractions 4. Industrial base of the city and the related region 5. Industrial belts of the city region 6. Major Industrial Sectors contributing to Pune’s dynamic growth 7. Population 8. Facts and findings of the region 9. Growth of Auto and Auto Component Manufacturing Industry 10. Infrastructure 11. How did the city region reach its growth? 12. Policy Issues 13. Incentives and resources • General incentives • Sector specific incentives 14. Support institutions and organisations 15. The process of Governance 16. Entrepreneurship and training 17. Environment issues 18. Innovation and learning 19. Annexure 20. References 1. Why Pune has been selected as a dynamic city region? Pune is a major industrial centre, particularly for automobile manufacturing. It is home to one of the world's largest two-wheeler manufacturers – Bajaj. Tata also has its plant here. DaimlerChrysler also has an assembly line for its Mercedes Benz brand. Whirlpool has an appliance manufacturing plant near Pune. Pune also has a burgeoning software industry. Many of India's major software players such as TCS Infosys and Wipro and global majors like SAS, Veritas Software, BMC have a major presence in Pune.
  • Fuel Consumption of Vehicles

    Fuel Consumption of Vehicles

    Phone :'110:- 0191-2546697 (J) Fax: 0191-2565105(J) ?914-2493309 (S) 0194-2490473(S) Website: Iksmg.gov.1Il _. E ., li 0;\ . -[L:- .::::'ii' -mau: (Irsmglalgmarl.com GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR Directorate of State Motor Garages J&K Bemina Bye-Pass, Srinagar/ New Plots, Jammu. CIRCULAR The fuel consumption scale as recommended by the committee in respect of below mentioned vehicle is fixed as under:- S No. Description of the Vehicle Fuel Consumption Scale Fixed I. Ambassador Car Classic 1800 Isz. a) 10.00 KMPL for long journey without A,C. Petrol Driven (Euro II Compliant) b) 08.00 KMPL for local journey without A.C. 2. Ambassador Car Classic 1800 Isz. c) 09.00 KMPL for long journey with A.C. Petrol Driven Euro II Grand d) 07.00 KMPL for local journey with A.C. 3. Ambassador Grand 1800 ISZ a) 12.00 KMPL for long routes without A,C. MPFI BS III Petrol Driven b) 11.00 KMPL for long routes with A.C. c) 10.00 KMPL for local routes without A,C. d) 9.00 KMPL for local routes with A.C. 4. Ambassador Car Diesel Driven a) 14.00 KMPL for long/local journey without A.C. b) 13.00 KMPL for long/local journey with A.C. 5. Mahindra Bolero XL 2WD 10 a) 11.00 KMPL for long journey. Seater Diesel b) 10.00 KMPL for local journey. 6. Mahindra Bolero LX MIDITC 2WD 75 NAC 7 Seater Diesel a) 13.00 KMPL for long routes. 7. Mahindra Bolero LX 2WD 7 STR b) 12.00 KMPL for local routes.
  • Diesel Engine and Car Market in India: Where Does FIAT Stand

    Diesel Engine and Car Market in India: Where Does FIAT Stand

    International Journal of Education and Science Research Review E- ISSN 2348-6457 Volume-1, Issue-3 June- 2014 P- ISSN 2349-1817 Diesel Engine and Car Market in India: Where does FIAT Stand Bipllab Roy Dr. Sudhanshu Verma DebanujKhoun School of Business Kaziranga University Assam Abstract- Automobile industry makes a significant contribution towards the growth of a nation’s economy. In the Indian economy, it has emerged as one of the booming sectors with a contribution of around 6% to the nation’s GDP. Rising income, growing middle-class and a predominantly young population are some of the prime factors that have propelled this growth. The continuation of this trend can definitely make India one of the top auto producing countries of the world in the coming years. This paper attempts to trace back the history as well as examine the diesel engine (below 1500cc) passenger car segment of the Indian automobile sector with special focus on FIAT. Further this study critically examines the nuances involved in FIAT’s success in selling their diesel engines to different companies and its failure in promoting their own vehicles. Keywords- Automobile Industry; passenger car; diesel engine; FIAT; India 1. INTRODUCTION The automotive industry plays a key role in the growth of a nation’s economy. Since its impact is felt in all segments of the economy and can bring a multiplier effect, the growth of the automotive industry becomes very pertinent to propel the economy of a nation (RBSA Advisors, 2012). The same holds true for the Indian automotive industry. With a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15% during the last 5-7 years, this sector can rightly belabeled as a booming sector of the Indian economy (Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises [MoHI&PE], India, 2012).