taiko, bought here
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1300445

How much you bought...?

Alza sy dah 2 hari kt sc Putrajaya, tak boleh start pagi isnin. Siap kena tow pg sc, sib baik free. Sedih betul, baru je first time renew roadtax bulan 7 ni, da siap servis n tukar tayar minggu lepas. Dah kete satu ni je. Smpai ari ni, ari yg media, sc xdapat cari punca kenapa yg xleh start. Dia call suh org yg pasang radio suh pg sc Perodua utk Bantu buka balik wiring radio and speaker. Serabut sy, nk pg keje pun susah, tambahan nk balik raya ni.

ada buat apa2 tambahan tak ?? tukar radio ke ?

does anyone notice that we can shift gear from P to R even brake is not press. It is kind of dangerous, even proton has this safety feature. Any solution?

Pertama sekali, Welcome to your worst nightmare...!

Alza ni kan Kereta Mudah Terbakar... Nak buat tambahan kat wiring lagi ke...? Biasanya kalo P2 tak dapat cari punca kerosakan, memang logiknya kena cabutkan kesemua tambahan yg melibatkan pengubahsuaian wiring ni...

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This post has been edited by meow1803: Jul 26 2013, 01:47 AM

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Just a precaution.. lately, have been reading news about Alza and other Toyota's got into accident, and then burst into flame.

Few years back, one of ford model was prone to caught fire in accident. If I remember correctly, it was due to the FI system failed to stop completely in the event of accident.

Appreciate the input embekism, though I would like to counter some of my own...

True, but no matter how safe you drive, there are bound to be idiots on the road with high chances of banging you.

Even some of the sound proof materials stuff in by P2 are flammable, to the point that some owners in MyAlza had DIY their own fire protection sound proof materials themselves, probably for they know Alza is Kereta Mudah Terbakar...?

I'll just evacuate everyone and everything on board and let it burn...

I would love to know if there are professionals or "audio engineers" around that are expert in in-car entertainment and can mess around with your wiring without hazards. Most auto-ICE industry players out there employs trial and error concept a la Ah Beng Style.... Audio engineers' POV I guess... With Alza's limited output, I don't think there's any way to squeeze more juice out of your car battery to pump out more bass short of adding one more battery pack. "Split the wires then..!"

While this is a noble gesture, however many drivers only know how to drive and not maintain a car. Then again a cracked, split, old, or decomposing fuel line on an at most 4 year old Alza, that's like, wow... QC issue...? We're not talking about a 10 year old car or something, are we...? It really sounds like the Alza does not have any parts that are reliable. All sourced from the lowest bidder. No wonder my Alza drives like a 10-year old car despite being fresh out of the oven brand new.



Bottom line is, Alza is still not a recommended buy if you value life. If you have one, pray it doesn't fail, and don't mess around with the electricals.

This post has been edited by Eithanius: Jul 18 2013, 12:35 PM

can claim insurance : total lost .. hahaha

http://www.theborneopost.com/2013/07/11/fatal-trip-for-four/


it has to be design fault. if we can isolate the root cause and then can make some modification to the part that can easily contract fire.

This post has been edited by embekism: Jul 18 2013, 02:43 PM

That was toyota innova. Toyota, daihatsu & perodua share many parts.

About RM65 I think.. Now using mintye UK hehehe.. harder but got sound when breaking.. coz i no skim properly

have to wait till next month dy... my allocation for that was used up on that stupid kulit pisang...

how much? any spec or model name ?

Rm65 not so bad. Original (bosch) persona front brake pad cost rm400

Bought from Edy last time.. RM150 I think..

I just bought another normal bosch brake pad about RM50, haven't tried yet..

I nowadays not so crazy about optimising the car oledi.. just use the lowest cost to maintain it.. oledi fed up

No matter how I mod, the car definitely won't become RM100k car..

Anyway I am having fun drive with my Alza on city driving, much better than my wife's civic 2.0 2010.. because i can just kasi hantam lubang and easier to accelerate within short distance..

Sudah FOAM kereta kah...? Else you kasi hantam lubangs like this, your car sure easier to break apart one...

Hi,

This thing happen to me just now after I parked my car I heard like water/liquid dripping on a metal thing. This is around engine area. The sound is like water dripping into empty milo tin. Drop by drop, the interval between each drop is like 3/4 second. Kinda funny to hear this suddenly. Anyone experience this? Is it air cond water? Even it is air cond water I think it should drip to the ground and not to any metal area in the car.
Should I be worried?

Yeah I know I just walked into a nightmare.

This post has been edited by xleft4dexy: Jul 20 2013, 09:27 PM