Mudah.my a lot if you don't mind secondhand Taiwan rims. There's a tyre shop near Pandan Mewah claiming that their price is the same like Rawang and Klang. Not sure where the shop exactly located.

oo..but if i change into bigger tyres or rims will it help heighten the car?

at a turn / kona? if yes, next time don't brake while cornering. the brakes got no abs (for older & lower models) and can easily lock causing you to spin. I already kena several times. And yes, NCT5 sucks big time. Go change when possible. All my spins kena when on NCT5. One time almost masuk hutan liao. Now on wider tires with better threads even cross water pool no problem, only very slight pull instead of nct's trademark pull like wanna accident..

I went to Renautech last weekend. Got my Throttle Body cleaned, tdc cleaned and modified, flushed AMT hydraulic oil with Renaultmatic D3 (RM48). Total cost RM122.

Car feels nice. Almost zero jerk now.

RM650 only. If you get SACHS or Pro-Ride not inclusive of installation already RM400 might as well get GAB right? Well i might be wrong though  ....


haha spending quite a lot for this ride.. maybe i should reconsider    

ahhh i see. In this case i would recommend you to get the cheapest you can get then allocate around 2k to change all the tear and wear part like all other car would need.

1st off all head on to RS Auto or Renautech.
If car > 3 years and running more than 70k km
Timing Kit whole set RM600
Engine Oil RM125
Spark Plug - Champion RM80
Renault Gear Box oil RM45 x 4
Air Filter - Drop in RM150, CAP Ayam RM20
Modify TDC Sensor RM30
Throttle Body Cleaning RM15
A new set of brake pad normal ones RM150 depan belakang. Better one RM2xx depan belakang.
Tire of course! RM600 - RM700 whole set

What you need to do before purchasing.

Test drive! make sure when low RPM no jerking. Sign of ignition coil problem
No whinning sound at >60km/h back tire bearing need to change. RM85 1 side...

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Added on March 21, 2012, 4:44 pm
I heard Renautech is cheaper. around RM500. I went to RS Auto, RM600. whole set with the other 2 belts.

anyone know how to DIY push to start button for Savvy?

hi guys.. my father is considering to buy a used manual savvy.. so tell me guys is it really a good choice.. the car will be used daily but not that far.. only to fetch my sister from school..

most probably he will give me the car next year and i'm going to use it for quite a long time.. so this car is important for me too..

That's why 1st hand car owner always rugi teruk. My savvy if sell today i think rugi few K only. Year 2007 Manual with Air Bag and ABS version.        However i don't think i'll be using the car for long. Haihs... once your pocket ada sikit duit then you start to think about other cars ady. SHITTY... i guess that's how it feels to be a GUY.

Same goes to ladies who shop for cloths and SHOES.     

owh itot from uk. haha

some picture to share..


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car cannot start->
call your insurance company and ask for tow truck (free one)
and tow to either USJ or puchong.

i also got the same problem. the stupid proton service center (Mutiara Damansara)
gave me the following quote:

1. Speed Sensor RM193.22
2. Pedal Assy Brake RM92.77
3. Electro Pump RM2006.05
4. Cylinder clutch RM3095.73
5. Modulate Actuator RM9674.72
6. Clutch Kit RM692.08
7. Accumulator + Gasket RM1217.28

Total: RM16971.85

heard that RS Auto in Puchong is a good place to repair savvy. Anyone been there? what's yr review?

thanks bro!  just bought a car recently, so IDK much about it..huhu

or TDC connector is loose. either change to new type (blue color) or get it modified (soldered) and problem shud be solved.

i got mine soldered 2 years back for RM30 and it never gave me any problem since. 

i done my 120k km major service today. but now my clutch pedal is very2 stiff. urgghh.. my knee.. 

last week go proton ask trade in value for my 1.2 amt