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mfizal
post May 9 2012, 10:02 PM

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QUOTE(madcow1 @ May 2 2012, 11:03 PM)
12.5km/l ? That is good compared to mine, am getting 10km/l or less. Yours is 1.25 also ?
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Yup mine's 1.25 too. 12.5 km/l is for 80% highway 20% city drive. 10km/l? Did you change your rims/tyres or did any mod? That FE's quite bad IMO hmm.gif


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:12 pm
QUOTE(Lacus @ May 2 2012, 11:11 PM)
Just done my 3rd servicing.. Btw regarding that 17km/L, what speed are they driving also we dunno. I find my tyres still ok,although i may be changing it soon to something more better. (how do one notice that the tyres roar on the road?)and is there anything wrong with NCT 5 series tyre? i though they were suppose to be good?

@gamer88, hard to say.. maybe 370-380? (i tend to drive according to speed limit, not 70-80 XD)
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Indeed, but to be very far off that value is really something to think about. What's your mileage btw?

Well haha I've been reading a lot on tyres & stuff and ppl seem to use this 'roar' term to refer to tyre noise on the road. To me they do sound like roars wink.gif
Just google it & search for feedbacks/comments from Malaysians.. IMO NCT5 seems to set benchmark for terrible tyres. When ppl wanna complain about a tyre, they compare how bad it is to NCT5 sweat.gif

Wow it's amazing that you drive according to speed limit! laugh.gif That surely would save fuel+higher mileage per tank.


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:16 pm
QUOTE(mwkiller @ May 3 2012, 10:47 PM)
nope never sit in i10 before
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lol i get you madcow1. this car's only for those who's driven it & felt the difference.. A spot-on motto! Or something like that icon_rolleyes.gif

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post May 9 2012, 10:18 PM

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 9 2012, 10:02 PM)
Yup mine's 1.25 too. 12.5 km/l is for 80% highway 20% city drive. 10km/l? Did you change your rims/tyres or did any mod? That FE's quite bad IMO  hmm.gif


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:12 pm

Indeed, but to be very far off that value is really something to think about. What's your mileage btw?

Well haha I've been reading a lot on tyres & stuff and ppl seem to use this 'roar' term to refer to tyre noise on the road. To me they do sound like roars  wink.gif
Just google it & search for feedbacks/comments from Malaysians.. IMO NCT5 seems to set benchmark for terrible tyres. When ppl wanna complain about a tyre, they compare how bad it is to NCT5 sweat.gif

Wow it's amazing that you drive according to speed limit! laugh.gif That surely would save fuel+higher mileage per tank.
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No, did not MOD or changes anything. Already running more than 3,000km now, still the same, just fill up RM59 RON95 petrol today after running 302km.
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post May 9 2012, 10:25 PM

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QUOTE(adrianwtx90 @ May 3 2012, 11:07 PM)
FC is bad when its new. same here. damn heart pain. but later things get better.

i bought it.

but the thing is it feels fragile and things get loose easily around the suspension area. and steering.


Added on May 3, 2012, 11:07 pmneed to be really careful when road got holes.. you will feel the car's pain.
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Yup things def get better! but i'm not sure about the fragile/things get loose? i haven't had any.. I think.

Holes=pain in the ***. BUT only if your tyres' under-pressured IMO. I've been toying with the amount of pressure & frequency of pumping them.. your tyres should never be below 200 psi or you'll really, terribly feel every potholes & bad road surfaces. I find 240 psi to be the sweet spot (too hard->bumpy; too low->driving not smooth). Pump them once every two weeks if possible.. I wonder why my tyres lose pressure easily though, have to pump them almost every week sweat.gif


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:33 pm
QUOTE(madcow1 @ May 9 2012, 10:18 PM)
No, did not MOD or changes anything. Already running more than 3,000km now, still the same, just fill up RM59 RON95 petrol today after running 302km.
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Whoa.. I seriously think it should've gotten better after your 1st service. Seems like something's not right.. not that I know a lot about cars though, but you might wanna have it checked. The worse I think should be 330-340.. o maybe you just have a heavy foot? But still it doesn't seem right hmm.gif

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 9 2012, 10:02 PM)
Yup mine's 1.25 too. 12.5 km/l is for 80% highway 20% city drive. 10km/l? Did you change your rims/tyres or did any mod? That FE's quite bad IMO  hmm.gif


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Indeed, but to be very far off that value is really something to think about. What's your mileage btw?

Well haha I've been reading a lot on tyres & stuff and ppl seem to use this 'roar' term to refer to tyre noise on the road. To me they do sound like roars  wink.gif
Just google it & search for feedbacks/comments from Malaysians.. IMO NCT5 seems to set benchmark for terrible tyres. When ppl wanna complain about a tyre, they compare how bad it is to NCT5 sweat.gif

Wow it's amazing that you drive according to speed limit! laugh.gif That surely would save fuel+higher mileage per tank.


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:16 pm

lol i get you madcow1. this car's only for those who's driven it & felt the difference.. A spot-on motto! Or something like that  icon_rolleyes.gif
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around 12k+ already laugh.gif Well still doing testing. always notice FC increase after servicing though. still monitoring it. Maybe i should go have those tyre changed/trade in sweat.gif So far i don't feel the car is fragile or anything going loose. And apparent for EPS it's easy for allignment to go off if the car always hits potholes. I always check my pressure on weekly basis thumbup.gif btw whats a good tyre to recommend then? Falken ZE series?


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post May 10 2012, 12:43 PM

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QUOTE(designer69 @ Mar 12 2012, 01:00 AM)
The only problem recently, I've been driving my i10 for 3-4 months, I am going for 3rd servicing this Tuesday. (exceed 12,500 km). My prob is: After 2nd servicing the fuel consumption has been dropping seriously. I use to be able to get 360-380km per tank, now only get about 300km.

Should i change service centre? I go to the AVANTEGARDE CAR CARE CENTRE in Cheras, Desa Tun Razak. or...any advise??
Other than that ...No problem so far, Still happily driving and i am glad i've chosen this car.
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my i10 also facing the same problem as yours, after serviced it in Cheras service centre, then FC drop very seriously.
then i changed to another service centre in Seri Kembangan, the workshop people told me that Cheras service centre sometimes not using genuine products from Hyundai.


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QUOTE(jackalcheng @ May 10 2012, 12:43 PM)
my i10 also facing the same problem as yours, after serviced it in Cheras service centre, then FC drop very seriously.
then i changed to another service centre in Seri Kembangan, the workshop people told me that Cheras service centre sometimes not using genuine products from Hyundai.
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Actually for some reason something need to be reset (did that previously when this happen) and then FC is back to normal. I actually service @ Glenmarie's Hyundai Service Center (next to honda's service center) I presume yours is the 1.25 facelift version?
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post May 10 2012, 03:24 PM

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QUOTE(aric_68 @ May 5 2012, 06:33 PM)
Hi all... this is my i10 1.25... ^^ blush.gif
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New wheels! What rims & tyres are you using?Can you comment on your ride i.e handling/smoothness etc?

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 10 2012, 03:24 PM)
Third service already? Nicee  rclxms.gif Owhh I didn't know steering misalignment's common after hitting potholes.. but then I do feel it getting misaligned sometimes  nod.gif That's great, I read somewhere that it's best to check them weekly. How much pressure do you use?

I'm not sure about Falken ZE.. I've read that they're good when new but eventually turn pretty bad later. Not sure though, I didn't read much on them  sweat.gif

imo the excellent tyres at 14" is Michelin XM2. They're very long lasting (main selling point by Michelin I think), very quiet & have excellent grip. What's special though is that ppl claimed to get a hike in mileage per tank when switching to XM2. This one guy claim he jumped from 360km to 420km. Others said their FE jumps from 13km/l to 15-16km/l.  The tyres seem to have very low rolling resistance, which means.. err easier to roll->less energy to move them->lower FC, e.g. you've released the pedal yet the car doesn't slow down as much as it would before, since the wheels doesn't lose that rolling energy easily. You'd also notice ppl would have to get used to it.. to a new style of braking haha.

The problem with XM2 is that their common size at 14" is 185/60 which is quite too wide for i10 stock rims. Not sure though, haven't consulted with tyre shops. Another option is to upsize to 15", you can get lighter rims & broader range of excellent tyres i.e. Michelin PS3, hankook v12 and a lot of others. High performance tyres like these only starts at 15" & above as far as I'm aware of. BUT, I'm really just an amateur haha, I just gather what I've read so far  smile.gif Try googling for these tyres like XM2 and PS3.. mycarforum and autoworld forum has a lot of discussion on tyres, seems a lot experts are there. I couldn't find much about tyres on LYN forums....  hmm.gif


Added on May 10, 2012, 3:28 pm
Whoaa I also go to Cheras!  sweat.gif May be a good choice to change to a different center next time.. thanks for the tip!
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Well i think it's coz it's Electronic powered, not the old type of power steering biggrin.gif.. just go slow/evade/try not to go over potholes biggrin.gif. XM2,thats pretty pricey right sweat.gif i don't wanna spend on rims and tyres leh.. cost even more doh.gif
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QUOTE(Lacus @ May 10 2012, 03:30 PM)
Well i think it's coz it's Electronic powered, not the old type of power steering biggrin.gif.. just go slow/evade/try not to go over potholes biggrin.gif. XM2,thats pretty pricey right sweat.gif i don't wanna spend on rims and tyres leh.. cost even more doh.gif
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Haha yea I've been avoiding holes ever since I felt the slight misalignment. Lol yeaa they're pricey, almost as pricey as 15" performance tyres! Which is why I suggested upsizing. But they last longer which is good, may not need to change tyres as often.. have to read more comments on that though to prove that. But seriously I'm tempted by the higher FE.. & lower noise compared to NCT5!

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 10 2012, 03:34 PM)
Haha yea I've been avoiding holes ever since I felt the slight misalignment. Lol yeaa they're pricey, almost as pricey as 15" performance tyres! Which is why I suggested upsizing. But they last longer which is good, may not need to change tyres as often.. have to read more comments on that though to prove that. But seriously I'm tempted by the higher FE.. & lower noise compared to NCT5!
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When i first got my car i just go over those potholes only laugh.gif well but seriously in terms of handling i really like the i10's one wub.gif I feel short when i'm driving my sis's vios laugh.gif Now just might wanna go trade in those NCT 5 for something else =(

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 10 2012, 03:24 PM)
New wheels! What rims & tyres are you using?Can you comment on your ride i.e handling/smoothness etc?
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Hi bro, my rim spec is 15" works maister + falken Azenis 165/50/R15 tyre...!!!
handling good... cos 15" rim not so big n heavy also... so overall is ok....!!!


Added on May 10, 2012, 6:54 pm
QUOTE(mfizal @ May 9 2012, 10:02 PM)
Yup mine's 1.25 too. 12.5 km/l is for 80% highway 20% city drive. 10km/l? Did you change your rims/tyres or did any mod? That FE's quite bad IMO  hmm.gif


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:12 pm

Indeed, but to be very far off that value is really something to think about. What's your mileage btw?

Well haha I've been reading a lot on tyres & stuff and ppl seem to use this 'roar' term to refer to tyre noise on the road. To me they do sound like roars  wink.gif
Just google it & search for feedbacks/comments from Malaysians.. IMO NCT5 seems to set benchmark for terrible tyres. When ppl wanna complain about a tyre, they compare how bad it is to NCT5 sweat.gif

Wow it's amazing that you drive according to speed limit! laugh.gif That surely would save fuel+higher mileage per tank.


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:16 pm

lol i get you madcow1. this car's only for those who's driven it & felt the difference.. A spot-on motto! Or something like that  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Hi all, mine one also 12-12.5 km/L.....!!!

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post May 11 2012, 09:26 AM

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QUOTE(Lacus @ May 10 2012, 04:07 PM)
When i first got my car i just go over those potholes only laugh.gif well but seriously in terms of handling i really like the i10's one wub.gif I feel short when i'm driving my sis's vios laugh.gif Now just might wanna go trade in those NCT 5 for something else =(
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Couldn't agree more, this car's fun to drive. Before I bought it, I was curious as to why so many ppl said so. I thought they're just like i10 fanboys or something lol. But then, the car really is fun to drive. To me one of the best things of going to work is 1. driving to work & 2. driving home from work tongue.gif So err iklan jap hehe. To potential i10 buyers who's reading this post, make sure you test drive it first & compare to to myvi saga etc. Feel the difference first & you'll know why it's worth it smile.gif

Hmm as much as I'm annoyed by these NCT5 tyres, I don't have the budget to change them yet =( Perhaps another 3 months or so.. anyway do tell us when you've changed yours! Would love to get some feedback laugh.gif


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QUOTE(aric_68 @ May 10 2012, 06:46 PM)
Hi bro, my rim spec is 15" works maister + falken Azenis 165/50/R15 tyre...!!!
handling good... cos 15" rim not so big n heavy also... so overall is ok....!!!


Added on May 10, 2012, 6:54 pm

Hi all, mine one also 12-12.5 km/L.....!!!
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Oh nice that the rims aren't heavy! smile.gif So your FC remains the same is it?

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 11 2012, 09:26 AM)
Couldn't agree more, this car's fun to drive. Before I bought it, I was curious as to why so many ppl said so. I thought they're just like i10 fanboys or something lol. But then, the car really is fun to drive. To me one of the best things of going to work is 1. driving to work & 2. driving home from work  tongue.gif So err iklan jap hehe. To potential i10 buyers who's reading this post, make sure you test drive it first & compare to to myvi saga etc. Feel the difference first & you'll know why it's worth it  smile.gif

Hmm as much as I'm annoyed by these NCT5 tyres, I don't have the budget to change them yet =( Perhaps another 3 months or so.. anyway do tell us when you've changed yours! Would love to get some feedback  laugh.gif


Added on May 11, 2012, 9:30 am

Oh nice that the rims aren't heavy! smile.gif  So your FC remains the same is it?
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yes the FC more n less same...... not heavy... cos i only up 1 size...!!! (14" > 15"). In europe that also have option pakage come with original hyundai 15" rim + 175/50/r15 tyres...!!! smile.gif
can also have a look on this link:- http://www.hyundai.de/pages/modelle/i10/zubehoer.html
N the i10 UEFA EURO 2012 edition also come with 15" rims... check this link:- http://www.hyundai.de/pages/modelle/i10/ue...12_edition.html

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post May 11 2012, 02:13 PM

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 9 2012, 10:25 PM)
Yup things def get better! but i'm not sure about the fragile/things get loose? i haven't had any.. I think.

Holes=pain in the ***. BUT only if your tyres' under-pressured IMO. I've been toying with the amount of pressure & frequency of pumping them.. your tyres should never be below 200 psi or you'll really, terribly feel every potholes & bad road surfaces. I find 240 psi to be the sweet spot (too hard->bumpy; too low->driving not smooth). Pump them once every two weeks if possible.. I wonder why my tyres lose pressure easily though, have to pump them almost every week sweat.gif


Added on May 9, 2012, 10:33 pm

Whoa.. I seriously think it should've gotten better after your 1st service. Seems like something's not right.. not that I know a lot about cars though, but you might wanna have it checked. The worse I think should be 330-340.. o maybe you just have a heavy foot? But still it doesn't seem right  hmm.gif
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Seriously, need to check the pressure every week ? Wow, it is quite hard b'cos all those pumper at petrol station always down.

Just check the tyres pressure this week, it seem the front wheels are under pressured. Hopefully the FC will be better now. Can't wait for next service to reset the so call LOW FC button. smile.gif
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its actually resetting the ecu i think. tomorrow will be doing it
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QUOTE(madcow1 @ May 11 2012, 02:13 PM)
Seriously, need to check the pressure every week ? Wow, it is quite hard b'cos all those pumper at petrol station always down.

Just check the tyres pressure this week, it seem the front wheels are under pressured. Hopefully the FC will be better now. Can't wait for next service to reset the so call LOW FC button. smile.gif
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Far from compulsory; it's just advisable. If you find your tyre pressures maintaining over longer periods of time, then it's fine. I think I'll be going to the Seri Kembangan Service Center too next time.


Added on May 12, 2012, 12:47 pm
QUOTE(aric_68 @ May 11 2012, 01:52 PM)
yes the FC more n less same...... not heavy... cos i only up 1 size...!!! (14" > 15"). In europe that also have option pakage come with original hyundai 15" rim + 175/50/r15 tyres...!!! smile.gif
can also have a look on this link:- http://www.hyundai.de/pages/modelle/i10/zubehoer.html
N the i10 UEFA EURO 2012 edition also come with 15" rims... check this link:- http://www.hyundai.de/pages/modelle/i10/ue...12_edition.html
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Glad to know european version hv several options for their tyres. Would be great if we had the same choices over here sad.gif



Added on May 13, 2012, 9:50 pmAnybody know what's the stock rim's width? smile.gif I'm hoping it's 5.5J....

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QUOTE(mfizal @ May 12 2012, 12:44 PM)
Far from compulsory; it's just advisable. If you find your tyre pressures maintaining over longer periods of time, then it's fine. I think I'll be going to the Seri Kembangan Service Center too next time.


Added on May 12, 2012, 12:47 pm

Glad to know european version hv several options for their tyres. Would be great if we had the same choices over here sad.gif

Added on May 13, 2012, 9:50 pmAnybody know what's the stock rim's width? smile.gif I'm hoping it's 5.5J....
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yup... it's 5.5J....!!! blush.gif
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QUOTE(aric_68 @ May 14 2012, 01:47 AM)
yup... it's 5.5J....!!! blush.gif
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Oh great! May I know where you got that info? May need it as a reference smile.gif
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sweat.gif Went to my usual tyre shop and they told me only GoodYear NCT 5 has the 165/60/14 size. Does anyone knows if other brands do have similar sizes? Don't wanna change rim as i like the stock one. And weirdly, my fc seems back to normal hmm.gif (never visited SC as i overslept) And don't mind if i know whats is 5.5j? sweat.gif
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QUOTE(Lacus @ May 14 2012, 11:24 AM)
sweat.gif Went to my usual tyre shop and they told me only GoodYear NCT 5 has the 165/60/14 size. Does anyone knows if other brands do have similar sizes? Don't wanna change rim as i like the stock one. And weirdly, my fc seems back to normal hmm.gif (never visited SC as i overslept) And don't mind if i know whats is 5.5j? sweat.gif
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I noticed I keep on quoting here, hope thats not a problem tongue.gif

5J means the width of the rim is 5 something.. inch maybe? but I don't remember what J means tongue.gif But simply put, it specifies rim width. Allowable tyre sizes depends on rim width for it not to be too squeezed or stretched out. For example, 5J rims are suitable for 165 tyres up to 175. 185 is max. Btw 185 is the width of the tyres. U might wanna see this page on the min, recommended and max rim width for XM2 for you to understand more:

http://www.michelin.com.my/tyre/viewall/517

Yup 165/60/14 is only limited to NCT5. Which is why I've thought about getting 185/60/14 XM2 tyres, a common size. But if the stock rims are 5J, then that might not be suitable. If 5.5J, that would be great. This page has updated info on available tyres and their prices:

http://forum.autoworld.com.my/index.php?sh...c=86484&st=1620

Owh & if you're trying to buy wider tyres (e.g. 175, 185) & the shop says it's not advisable & better get wider rims, then I think it's just usual business tactic.. of course they wanna sell new rims to you lol. Provided that these rims are 5.5J, 185 tyres will go great with them. But I have to confirm on that width first... hmm.gif

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