detomaso,

is the same thing applied to different cc conversion? i haven't endorsed mine yet.

D15B auto (1.5) change to B16A manual (1.6)

same steps applied?

i have the
- custom paper (copy)
- engine/halfcut purchase receipt

So i need to....

Step-1 : Submit application form together with photocopy of custom paper, purchase receipt and green card.

Step-2 : Wait for approval letter.

Step-3 : Bring the approval letter to Puspakom and do the inspection. If pass, an inspection approval certificate is released.

Step-4 : Bring Puspakom test report and approval certificate to JPJ for endorsement.

Step-5 : Update the car insurance.

Correct or not?

really worr? how come the shop never tell me one.

the date of import is in 2003 ... but i bought it in 2004. on the custom paper, the date stamped on the paper is the import date...

yes, mounting modification still can be considered if proper method is used. just make sure proper welding is done clean and neatly. if not, my friend's previous proton wira with B16A couldn't be street legal.

yup... street legal proton wira dohc vtec

.... ah, forgot that another friend is using AE101 4A-GZE in his proton saga, also street legal and JPJ approved

This post has been edited by soulfly: Nov 15 2005, 09:14 PM

want to ask regarding the BORANG PENUKARAN ENJIN KENDERAAN (LAMPIRAN A)

under the column JENIS/MODEL-ENJIN ASAL/ENJIN SEKARANG

want to ask regarding the BORANG PENUKARAN ENJIN KENDERAAN (LAMPIRAN A)

under the column JENIS/MODEL-ENJIN ASAL/ENJIN SEKARANG ... how should we fill it?

If put ENJIN ASAL = HONDA 1.5 ..... ENJIN SEKARANG = HONDA 1.6 ...correct or not?

Does the car still on bank loan? If yes, then you can't simply change the name without clearing the loan first.

If not, then it's easy. Just like what ilyas_jamal said ... just being the car for inspection called "Pertukaran Hak Milik" ... I think it's B2 test, can't remember. You have to bring the car's green card along. After the test Puspakom will issue you the inspection slip.

Then you have to bring the green card, inspection slip and both your father and sister present at JPJ to proceed with ownership change. If one or both cannot present at JPJ, there's additional form need to be filled.

If insurance is almost expired, get a new insurance policy before you go to JPJ to do the whole ownership transfer thing. The purpose is to have a fresh new insurance policy under your sister's name.

If insurance is not a problem (let say you still have like more than 2 months before expiry), then nevermind I guess since it's basically among family members, wont be so much trouble.

But if anybody is buying a used car from stranger, better get a new insurance policy eventhough the car insurance still have a long way to go. Can always reimburse the balance of the old insurance.