Q. Does Maruti Suzuki Celerio has any transmission problems ?

@ Jay | Maruthi Celerio AMT has got a serious problem. The TCM unit that controls the auto transmission will not function at some point in time. After driving 1 lakh KM, my car got to break down in the middle of the road, Maruthi took 2 months of time to diagnose and confirm the TCM unit needs replacement, the cost of the TCM unit is 70k. Maruthi says it's a common issue and be thankful as your vehicle survived for 1 Lakh KM. I have decided to fight against Maruthi for selling such manufacturing defected vehicles.

@ Vineet | I have a Celerio VXI which was bought in September 2014 and has covered around 82,000 Kilometers. I was on a holiday trip to Kerala this December (30-12-2021). The car broke down in the middle of the highway and had to be towed to the nearest Maruti Service station. I had my family with me and the car broke down in the night. It was a drastic experience and after one day of inspection the mechanics in the service station told that the I had to replace the TCM which would cost around 72K. I feel that it is a manufacturing issue and needs to be addressed byMaruti. The Service station people was annoyed with my questions as they believe that driving 80,000 Kilometers in 7 years itself is a big achievement for Celerio. My advice is to not go for the Celerio AMT. My car is still in the workshop and I had to get a taxi to get back to Kerala. What a waste of time, energy, money and the belief in Maruti vehicles.

@ Vineet | I have a Celerio VXI which was bought in September 2014 and has covered around 82,000 Kilometers. I was on a holiday trip to Kerala this December (30-12-2021). The car broke down in the middle of the highway and had to be towed to the nearest Maruti Service station. I had my family with me and the car broke down in the night. It was a drastic experience and after one day of inspection the mechanics in the service station told that the I had to replace the TCM which would cost around 72K. I feel that it is a manufacturing issue and needs to be addressed byMaruti. The Service station people was annoyed with my questions as they believe that driving 80,000 Kilometers in 7 years itself is a big achievement for Celerio. My advice is to not go for the Celerio AMT. My car is still in the workshop and I had to get a taxi to get back to Kerala. What a waste of time, energy, money and the belief in Maruti vehicles.

@ Jay | Maruthi Celerio AMT has got a serious problem. The TCM unit that controls the auto transmission will not function at some point in time. After driving 1 lakh KM, my car got to break down in the middle of the road, Maruthi took 2 months of time to diagnose and confirm the TCM unit needs replacement, the cost of the TCM unit is 70k. Maruthi says it's a common issue and be thankful as your vehicle survived for 1 Lakh KM. I have decided to fight against Maruthi for selling such manufacturing defected vehicles.

@ Jay | Yes, the TCM unit that takes care of the auto transmission has to be replaced at some point in time. I have driven 1 lakh KM and now I'm facing this issue. The Service center people took a very long time to diagnose the issue and concluded the TCM unit that costs 70k has to be replaced. I'm currently exploring legal possibilities to handle this issue.

@ Jay | Maruthi Celerio AMT has got a serious problem. The TCM unit that controls the auto transmission will not function at some point in time. After driving 1 lakh KM, my car got to break down in the middle of the road, Maruthi took 2 months of time to diagnose and confirm the TCM unit needs replacement, the cost of the TCM unit is 70k. Maruthi says it's a common issue and be thankful as your vehicle survived for 1 Lakh KM. I have decided to fight against Maruthi for selling such manufacturing defected vehicles.

@ Vikas | I have celario Amt, Same problem with me 15 days back, Maruti service center is saying TCM need to change. I have driven only 45000 Kms in 5 years and TCM not working. It is costing 72k for replacement. If we know this issue, we have never taken this car.

@ Vineet | I have a Celerio VXI which was bought in September 2014 and has covered around 82,000 Kilometers. I was on a holiday trip to Kerala this December (30-12-2021). The car broke down in the middle of the highway and had to be towed to the nearest Maruti Service station. I had my family with me and the car broke down in the night. It was a drastic experience and after one day of inspection the mechanics in the service station told that the I had to replace the TCM which would cost around 72K. I feel that it is a manufacturing issue and needs to be addressed byMaruti. The Service station people was annoyed with my questions as they believe that driving 80,000 Kilometers in 7 years itself is a big achievement for Celerio. My advice is to not go for the Celerio AMT. My car is still in the workshop and I had to get a taxi to get back to Kerala. What a waste of time, energy, money and the belief in Maruti vehicles.