What is this BZL40 that I keep seeing on Perodua cars - the ECU model or something?

Last year? I feel you man - I ordered my 1.5 SE Manual a week before CNY and until now there's still no sign or definite date. Made calls to my SA and all he could say it to wait another month or two. What he said in his defence was that Myvi production lines were taken up by the Alza SR. Seriously? The Myvi is their top seller - and they halted production for a stripped down version of a current car?

If you can't keep a promise, don't make one.

If it's similar on how Toyota handles their cars, they're more than able to pull stocks from dealers which aren't making much sales - but IMHO they're just lazy to bear the transportation costs and hassle, which they will wait for the next batch which honestly, looks real long to come

Motors Confidence, at Taman Bahagia PJ.

I had my loan approved two weeks back - and that's exactly the point. How is it possible that they can't even find stock at all?

This post has been edited by colinwong89: Feb 12 2012, 10:36 PM

That definitely isn't good. And this is also a good reason why one shouldn't go to a dealer - no priority at all

Would I be able to transfer my purchase to a PSSB branch in this case? After all, it's between the customer and Perodua - being a dealer or a branch is none of the customer's concern anyway.

Ask him go look see if there's a 1.5 MT White hanging around

I think someone attached the photo 2-3 pages back - looks similar to those wire/cable routing tubes. But I scared those pipes easily crack or melt under the heat - I think I'll find myself those gas pipes, the ones you pasang onto your gas cylinder in your kitchen, and a pipe ring clamp, sure tahan lasak

Nice, was actually looking for this. Which Giant supermarket is this sold at?

Not sure if it can fit the Myvi's steering wheel, and the keyhole is exposed to the front - making it easy to destroy the tubular lock.

Then again, any thief with the right amount of determination and time would be able to drive away your car. It's just that we shouldn't rely on security measures which has a single weak link.

Not sure if it's possible, but the dashboard and steering column would most likely be in the way.

Depending if you're on AT or MT - the armrest would likely be used by your passenger

vearn27 recently introduced me to this SA of his - and what can I say, my car should finally be arriving by end of this week or early of next. Now its up to him to keep part of the bargain

IINM the Myvi Extreme has a factory tint.

Before my car comes I already starting to drive at 80km/h for break-in already

This week or the next

After reading a bit on tints, there's much more to a tint than meets the eye - TSER, lifespan, hybrid/metallic composition, there's even load whether if it is capable of maintaining its TSER IINM. Probably cheaper tints are skimping on these not-well-known variables.

You're selling yours?

This fella sindir me

For once I thought the Myvi has auto-blip

Anyway, about the throttle pedal - the Alza has this problem? There's actually something which is blocking the pedal so you can't accelerate faster?

This post has been edited by colinwong89: Feb 16 2012, 11:23 PM

Since the Myvi's throttle is drive by wire, there's no difference if you flat down the pedal more than it can if the throttle position monitored by the ECU is already at max. There might be 'hidden' potential - but it's so much easier to retard it by altering the ECU settings rather than doing it physically.

I hated my Avanza - the ETC seems to only have three modes - pressing gas, pressing more gas at 1/2, and kickdown on full floor The throttle pedal position in between any of these modes would not do anything except staying in gear longer than it should.

Especially if it's for double clutching for heel-and-toe, less gas to blip

Turn key to ACC and the two mirrors flip out

But kinda dangerous lah. If you're doing parallel parking on a tight road, tiba-tiba someone was passing right at your side and the mirror flips open, you can guess what happens next.

Even if you park your car with the front or back against the curb, and someone parks really close to your side after that, knock.

This post has been edited by colinwong89: Feb 17 2012, 04:14 PM

The krok-krok sound is normal - not sure where I read it before, but mostly every car has it.