Yr 2003
Waja comes with Black and Grey tone interior
Waja has 1.6, 1.6X(Premium) and 1.8
1.6X comes in Auto transmission only
1.6X(Premium) has added leather seats, auto climate control, driver airbags, ABS, folded side mirrors, wood trims compared to 1.6
1.8 is Renault Engine that are not recommended as it is more costly to maintain

Yr 2004
Waja comes with Brown and Beige tone interior
Waja has 1.6 and 1.6 Enhanced.
1.6 Enhanced comes with driver and passenger airbags, ABS compared to 1.6

Both 2003 and 2004 Waja comes standard with Mitsubishi Engine 4G18p. Campro was introduced during yr 2006 replacing 4G18p

Ic, the standard engine for waja is campro right? So how much does it takes to convert it to mitsu engine?

Here you go lol ... No need open dashboard. . just the center trim ...
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Added on January 31, 2010, 6:29 pm

Here are some pointers for your consideration. I just got my Waja 2003 1.6X (premium) 2months ago. I had the same advise from dealers asking me to get the manual instead. But as i wanted 1.6X which comes only Auto, i took the risk taking an Auto car with those extra goodies. So far so good, my Auto doesnt give out any problems.

Yr 2003
Waja comes with Black and Grey tone interior
Waja has 1.6, 1.6X(Premium) and 1.8
1.6X comes in Auto transmission only
1.6X(Premium) has added leather seats, auto climate control, driver airbags, ABS, folded side mirrors, wood trims compared to 1.6
1.8 is Renault Engine that are not recommended as it is more costly to maintain

Yr 2004
Waja comes with Brown and Beige tone interior

Here you go lol ... No need open dashboard. . just the center trim ...
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Anyway, just want to ask, is it possible to swap the HU location with the switches location (moving the HU up)? Because I'm thinking of upgrading to touch screen 2 din HU, but the current HU location are too low for my liking.

Guys, my father is planning to get me secondhand waja around 03 - 04.
Should I get manual or auto transmission? The workshop which my parents normally went to recommended my father to get manual because auto causes more problems. But myself prefer auto since it's easier to drive around KL, Manual is still acceptable for me.

Need some advice from wajarians, manual or auto?

Is the maintenance and fuel cost for waja expensive?

Should check the engine oil level when the engine is running. Because when the engine is cold , most engine oil will flow back to the oil pan and you will notice increase in oil level on the dipstick. If you check and follow your engine oil level when it's cold , it's might create some wear and tear for the engine as insufficient oil to lubricate around when it's running.

Hope it helps.

I've check my engine oil when the engine is running, and its below the oil level, which means i have to add more oil into it? Because when my foreman add the oil for me, there is still some left, he asked me to add myself later on. Is it alright to mix it?

I've check my engine oil when the engine is running, and its below the oil level, which means i have to add more oil into it? Because when my foreman add the oil for me, there is still some left, he asked me to add myself later on. Is it alright to mix it?

correct way to check is during morning where all the oil in the sump and will give you accurate reading compare to after running the engine whole day....and checking the oil while the engine is running cannot be accurate as the oil is being circulated around the engine blocks/components..how you going to get an accurate reading......only cars with dry sump can check the oil when the engine is running (Ferrari)......
so try checking it in the morning before start your engine to get an accurate oil level...

here comes a conflict, so which should i follow? to check it during my engine is running? or in the morning without the engine running?

turn off the engine wait for 15-30mins to let the oil flow back to sump or check during morning b4 start...

http://www.ehow.com/how_112872_check-add-engine.html

http://www.autojab.com/how-to-check-engine-oil-level/

Have a look here.
http://automechanics.wordpress.com/2007/09...ing-engine-oil/

Anyway , I recalled one of the wajarians here have adjusted the position of his HID bulb socket/beam. Did you take off the bulb before using plier to adjust it ?

for cps version, there are screws to adjust the height and the sideway beams. its yellow screw right on the top of the headlight (look at the holes which are not plugged and look for yellow "+" holes) that will allow you to adjust up n down for HID lights. no need to remove bulbs...

btw, oil checks during engine cold. not when running.