TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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tom88Aug 21, 2025
Why TATA Motors Automobile non functioning elect. accessories such as power windows, head lamps, fuel tank flap, wiper and washer etc.?
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  dknightAug 21, 2025
  If non-functioning electrical accessories such as power windows, head lamps, fuel tank flap, wiper and washer etc. are observed in TATA Motors Automobile, it could be due to a blown fuse in the circuit (replace the fuse if blown), loose connectors (get the connection properly tightened), a circuit relay being loose (tighten the relay correctly), or defective components (get the defective component replaced from Authorised Workshop).
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foxjenniferAug 22, 2025
How to fix TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME engine not cranking?
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  Amanda ParsonsAug 23, 2025
  If your TATA Motors Automobile engine isn't cranking, it could be due to a dead battery or loose/dirty connections. In this case, you should charge or change the battery. Another possible cause is that the battery isn't getting charged by the alternator connections, so you should clean and tighten the battery and alternator connections. A damaged starter motor relay or a blown starter motor fuse, which requires checking the battery to alternator connections or addressing loose starter motor connections, respectively, could also be the reason.
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egarciaAug 25, 2025
Why my TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME has poor pick up?
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  Richard HesterAug 25, 2025
  If your TATA Motors Automobile exhibits poor pick-up, several factors could be responsible. The MIL might be ON, indicating a fault code that needs rectification. Other potential causes include a choked air filter element (clean the air filter), a choked fuel filter (replace the fuel filter), low tyre pressure (inflate the tyres properly), brake binding (reset the brakes), or engine overheat (top up coolant). It could also be due to a ‘Water in fuel’ lamp glowing (drain water from the fuel pre-filter cum sedimenter), the ‘ABS’ lamp being ON (rectify the ABS unit), or diesel leakage (rectify the leakage).
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Jill CarrilloAug 27, 2025
What to do if TATA Motors Automobile engine overheat?
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  Jamie KnappAug 27, 2025
  If the engine of your TATA Motors Automobile is overheating, ensure the coolant level is adequate by topping it up. Check the radiator cap and retighten if there's coolant leakage. Also, inspect the circuit for coolant leakage and rectify it. If a coolant hose is punctured, replace it. Finally, verify that the radiator fans are functioning correctly and check the fan connector for looseness or disconnections.
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Veronica MorrowAug 27, 2025
What to do if TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME Automobile engine cranks but does not fire?
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  Nicholas WatkinsAug 28, 2025
  If your TATA Motors Automobile engine cranks but doesn't fire, it could be due to various reasons. There might be air in the fuel system, so prime the fuel system using the priming pump. The MIL might be glowing, indicating a fault code that needs to be checked and rectified. Other potential causes include incorrect immobilizer pairing (do immobilizer pairing), an unlearnt or damaged vehicle key (do immobilizer learning or use a new key), or loose cam, crank, rail pressure, or EMS ECU connections (rectify the connections).
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thomas18Aug 29, 2025
Why is the battery charging indicator glowing continuously in my TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME?
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  Leslie CastroAug 29, 2025
  If the battery charging indicator in your TATA Motors Automobile is glowing continuously, it could be due to loose battery to alternator connections or loose battery connections; retighten the connections in either case. Another possibility is a defective alternator, which would require replacing the alternator.
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Michael LamAug 31, 2025
Why TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME has poor brakes?
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  Daniel PageAug 31, 2025
  If you're experiencing poor brakes in your TATA Motors Automobile, it could be due to several reasons. There might be inadequate or insufficient lubricant (replenish), damaged or worn bearings or gears (replace), or damaged or worn synchronizer parts (replace). Other potential causes include insufficient brake fluid (get the brake fluid filled), air in the system (bleed the system), vacuum leakage (rectify the leakage), brake fluid contamination (replace the brake fluid), brake fluid, grease, oil, or water on the pad/drum (replace the leaking line, bleed the system, clean the pad/lining, replace seals if leaking), worn brake lining/pad (get the liners/pad replaced), or a soft or weak hose (check and replace).
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adam76Sep 1, 2025
Why TATA Motors Automobile clutch does not get disengaged?
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  Lacey ChapmanSep 2, 2025
  If the clutch of your TATA Motors Automobile does not get disengaged, it could be due to water accumulated in the water sedimenter (drain water from fuel pre-filter cum sedimenter), less clutch pedal height (set clutch pedal height inline with brake pedal), air in the hydraulic system (bleed the system), or less fluid in the master cylinder (get clutch fluid filled).
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Corey HarperSep 3, 2025
Why TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME Automobile radiator fans running continuously even with AC in OFF condition?
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  smithjasonSep 3, 2025
  If the radiator fans in your TATA Motors Automobile are running continuously even with the AC in the OFF condition, it could be due to a defective refrigerant pressure switch (rectify the refrigerant pressure switch), a MIL being ON (check for the fault code and get it rectified), a defective coolant temperature sensor (rectify coolant temperature sensor), the engine running hotter than normal, a faulty fan relay (get the relay rectified), or a faulty EMS ECU (get defect rectified).
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Aaron WilliamsSep 5, 2025
Why TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME Automobile clutch pedal goes too low?
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  Jorge PopeSep 5, 2025
  If the clutch pedal in your TATA Motors Automobile goes too low, it might be caused by less clutch pedal height (set clutch pedal height inline with brake pedal), air in the hydraulic system (bleed the system), or less fluid in the master cylinder (get clutch fluid filled).

TATA Motors 2013 SAFARI STORME Specifications

General

Brand	TATA Motors
Model	2013 SAFARI STORME
Category	Automobile
Language	English

Summary

INTRODUCTION

VALUE ADDED SERVICES

24x7 On Road Assistance

Assistance program for breakdowns, covering towing and roadside help.

Extended Warranty

Information on purchasing extended warranty for mechanical/electrical coverage.

Anti-Rust, Sound Deadening & Engine Waxing

Services for protecting the vehicle's body and engine compartment.

Exterior & Interior Enrichment Program

Services for enhancing vehicle's appearance and protecting interior surfaces.

Fuel Additive

Information on fuel additives for engine performance and emissions.

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

WARRANTY - TERMS & CONDITIONS

GETTING STARTED

REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY (RKE)

Operation of the vehicle's keyless entry system and remote functions.

DOORS LOCKING AND UNLOCKING

How to lock/unlock vehicle doors and activate child safety locks.

STEERING LOCK CUM IGNITION SWITCH

Operation of the ignition switch, steering lock, and key positions.

SEATS & SEAT ADJUSTMENTS

Instructions for adjusting front and rear seats, including lumbar and height.

HEAD RESTRAINT

Proper adjustment and importance of head restraints for safety.

SEAT BELTS

Guidance on using seat belts correctly and their safety features.

REAR VIEW MIRRORS

Adjustment and use of inner and outer rear view mirrors.

STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT & TRANSFER CASE ELECTRIC SHIFT SWITCH

How to adjust the steering wheel and operate the 4x4 transfer case.

MASTER LIGHT SWITCH

Operation of headlights, fog lights, and parking lights.

Headlamp leveling

Adjusting headlamp beam based on vehicle load.

POWER WINDOWS

Operating power windows, including express down and child lock features.

DASH BOARD

Identification and function of dashboard components and controls.

DRIVING CONTROLS

GEAR SHIFTING LEVER & PARKING BRAKE

Proper use of the gear shift lever and parking brake.

COMBI-SWITCH

Operation of the multi-function stalk switch for wipers and washers.

INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

Overview of gauges, indicators, and tell-tales on the instrument panel.

HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING

Operation of the HVAC system for climate control.

INTERIORS

SUNVISORS & GRAB HANDLES

Use of sunvisors, vanity mirrors, and grab handles for comfort and convenience.

CUP HOLDERS

Location and use of cup holders for occupants.

UTILITY POCKETS ON DOOR TRIMS & TOP UTILITY BIN

Storage compartments for convenience and organization.

GLOVE BOX & POWER SOCKETS

Access to the glove box and power outlets for charging devices.

CIGARETTE LIGHTER

Operation of the cigarette lighter and its precautions.

INTERIOR LIGHTS - ROOF LAMPS

Operation of interior lighting, including front and rear roof lamps.

MUSIC SYSTEM

Features and operation of the vehicle's audio system.

EXTERIORS

HEAD LAMPS, FOG LAMPS & TAIL LAMPS

Operation and function of vehicle lighting systems.

REGISTRATION PLATE LAMPS, HIGH MOUNTED STOP LAMP, PUDDLE/DOOR LAMPS

Function of registration plate lights, stop lamp, and door lamps.

REFLEX REFLECTOR & FUEL FLAP OPENING & CLOSING

Location of reflectors and how to open/close the fuel flap.

BONNET OPENING & CLOSING

Procedure for opening and closing the vehicle's bonnet.

SPECIAL FEATURES

IMMOBILIZER ( Theft Deterrent System )

Functionality and operation of the vehicle's anti-theft immobilizer system.

AIRBAG (SRS) : (If fitted)

Information on the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) airbags and their operation.

ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS) (if equipped)

Explanation of ABS and EBD systems for improved braking control.

REVERSE GUIDE SYSTEM (if fitted)

Operation of the ultrasonic sensors for safe vehicle reversing.

DRIVING

SAFETY CHECKS BEFORE DRIVING

Essential checks to perform before operating the vehicle.

DRIVING SAFETY

Safety advice regarding seat belts, alcohol/drugs, and fatigue.

TIPS TO IMPROVE FUEL ECONOMY

Advice on driving techniques and maintenance for better fuel efficiency.

RUNNING-IN INSTRUCTIONS

Guidelines for the initial period of vehicle use to ensure proper break-in.

PROPER DRIVING PRACTICES

Best practices for safe and efficient driving.

STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE & PREPARING TO DRIVE

Procedures for starting, stopping the engine, and pre-driving checks.

PARKING & GEAR SHIFTING SPEEDS

Proper parking techniques and recommended gear shifting speeds.

BRAKES & BRAKING

Explanation of the braking system and safe braking procedures.

4X4 OPERATION

How to operate the four-wheel drive system and its modes.

DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITION

Advice for driving in challenging weather and road conditions.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

EMERGENCY PARKING OF THE VEHICLE ON THE ROAD

How to safely park the vehicle in an emergency situation.

EMERGENCY AIDS

Information about the first aid kit, warning triangle, and tool kit.

EMERGENCY TOWING

Instructions and precautions for towing the vehicle.

INERTIA SWITCH

Function and resetting procedure for the inertia switch.

STARTING THE ENGINE WITH JUMP START

How to start the engine using jump leads from another vehicle.

IF YOU HAVE A FLAT TYRE

Steps for changing a flat tyre and vehicle jacking points.

FUSE AND RELAY BOX

Location and identification of fuse and relay boxes for electrical system.

BULB SPECIFICATION

Specifications and types of bulbs used in the vehicle.

HEAD LAMP BULB REPLACEMENT

Procedure for replacing headlamp bulbs.

TAIL LAMP BULB REPLACEMENT

Procedure for replacing tail lamp bulbs.

PRELIMINARY TROUBLE SHOOTING

Basic troubleshooting steps for common engine, clutch, brake, and steering issues.

MAINTENANCE & VEHICLE CARE

ENGINE COMPARTMENT

Identification of major components in the engine compartment.

AIR FILTER & ENGINE OIL LEVEL

Procedures for checking/replacing air filter and engine oil level.

WATER DRAINING FROM FUEL FILTER CUM SEDIMENTER

Procedure for draining water from the fuel filter.

TURBOCHARGER, INTERCOOLER & CATALYTIC CONVERTER

Information and maintenance of turbocharger, intercooler, and catalytic converter.

WHEELS & TYRES

Maintenance and care for wheels and tyres, including pressure and alignment.

BATTERY

Special care and maintenance procedures for the vehicle battery.

VEHICLE CARE

Tips for washing and cleaning the vehicle's exterior and interior.

ENGINE COOLANT LEVEL & BRAKE FLUID LEVEL

Checking coolant and brake fluid levels and their importance.

POWER STEERING FLUID LEVEL, WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID LEVEL & FUEL FILTER

Checking power steering fluid, washer fluid, and fuel filter maintenance.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

FUEL SPECIFICATIONS

Recommended fuel types and their specifications.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Engine, gearbox, and chassis specifications.

LUBRICANTS & COOLANT SPECIFICATIONS

Recommended grades and types of lubricants and coolants.

VEHICLE DIMENSIONS

Overall dimensions of the vehicle.

CHASSIS & AGGREGATE NUMBERING LOCATIONS

Identification of chassis and component serial number locations.

VEHICLE SERVICE

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

Guidelines for vehicle servicing and warranty claim procedures.

SERVICE SCHEDULE

Recommended maintenance schedule based on mileage and time.

VEHICLE RECORD

Log for recording vehicle usage and maintenance history.

RECORD OF WARRANTY REPAIRS CARRIED OUT

Log for tracking warranty-related repairs.

RECORD OF SERVICES PERFORMED

Log for recording all performed vehicle services.

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