Same here bro. Being told that we need to get those ABS sensors cleaned. Once that light appeared, ABS will not function.

How to clean it? Any proton sc can do that? Besides abs not functioning, if we leave the lights on, any other effect?

mind if i ask?wuts ur current mileage?most probably the abs sensor need to service..due to dirt lock inside..brake works as usual...but without abs..but after service..u will feel the brake response better..happen wif me b4..pls...if abs light n handbrake light turn on...off ur engine...press few times brake..then on again n wait until it off..then can start the engine..pls refer manual!

ask for service(in my case got it free)aSC Pandan Jaya....after service get them to use PDT to clean the error reading stored in ur computer system...insyaallah...wont light up again..if light up need to check again..

This post has been edited by R.Y.D.E.C.K: Aug 26 2010, 04:38 PM

My friend been driving his car (4g18) for more than 4 years with the lights on, no problem.

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Added on August 26, 2010, 4:37 pmWhere u got it cleaned?

This post has been edited by sphiroth: Aug 26 2010, 04:37 PM

SC Pandan Jaya...free bro..but u need to do pdt check...4yrs????? means no abs during tht period??wut a waste actually..cannot implement the abs for more protection

no..laa...just go check dun leave it like tht..4 yrs ok..if not ok?effect other part

64k km. My car service due already... I will ask the mech the check and clean the abs sensor.

the bold part. I've been doing that for sometimes already Last week during a high speed cruising heading to johor, suddenly the abs light appear, I stopped at the exit junction, switch off and on engine again.

TT tomorrow?

I'll be at Penang then~

YEAH WRMIS FORTIS NOT GT. i like.

Chan - cfkian - silver gen2 cps - 8356 - MT

Bro Azuma, can add me pls?

This post has been edited by cfkian: Aug 26 2010, 06:27 PM

[quote=magpie2000,Aug 26 2010, 12:36 PM]
[quote=mrl,Aug 25 2010, 11:55 AM]
Indeed the bushing worn out. Can get it replaced for free under warranty, or you can ask your mech to add some rubber to it. This will last longer than replacing with oem. Or you can buy aftermarket one if there's any.
wah! how much roughly is a new oem steering arm bushing? if change the bushing, need to replace any other parts also? Please advise. Thanks in advance to all the sifus out there...

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OEM bush after you change your steering will be the same in no time.. Bro, my advice is to go for superpro PU bush. RM80 guarantee you satisfied. then you can bend your camber, or you can make your allignment nicenice perfect. hahaha.. i did that to mine. Now all 4 tyres set to 1 degree at camber. not bad..

next time you go there, can find me yum cha...

under rm100 material onli... OEM is rubber... polyurethane for sure will last longer... one way to see whether the bushing is worn out is to check by completely turn one side then to the other side... have a fren help u to turn the steering... if u see the clamp of the bushing sliding as the steering is turning, means the bushing has worn out...

Done since yesterday

Ohh ... sorry didnt check. Thanks

that was one and only bulk purchase,
unless you able to find 12x peoples who want to buy,
then i can organize another bulk purchase.

i have this and + 5Points Grounding cables,
but don't think it help much...

actually 60k need to do abs sensor cleaning..mine only happen around70k++ then go check n get it clean..its normal when ure on speed..coz in manual saying same thing soo better follow manual


Sc pandan jaya my Sc maa..go there since buy the car can2..i will go there to service b4 balik raya...might c u!

onli feeeeeeeling! nothin moree thann feeeeeeling!

Boston-more than a feeling? Teman layan lagu tu. Nice.....

haha...probably there's an effect..myb too little too notice or in long term can c..

Iridium how much ehh?

guys, anybody go wash ur engine bay? mine got alot of stain already.

This post has been edited by Azuma-kun: Aug 27 2010, 06:34 PM