getting really quiet here

the ideal pressure is
front 34 psi/235kpa and rear 33psi/230kpa

sometimes lazy just put 33 psi all around. get a tyre pressure gauge (digital) to check.
99% our petrol station air pump is not accurate.

Yes and u can reject it.

dun let the SA scare u. no such thing. They are beginIng to sound like proton and perodua on how they approach you regarding warranties.

This post has been edited by alxdc: Sep 12 2012, 11:03 AM

When they tell us to write down the color and spec, make it sounds like we are going to win.

using fully syn (red cap) SL5W40 is useless for hybrid. the oil is too thick for our engine and for regular daily drive car. There is no need such high heat resistant and etc.. needed for hybrid engine and in fact it will make ur engine feel sluggish and high fuel consumption.

Their newly launch fully syn (green cap) some say is semi-syn (SM0W20) is good enough and perfect for our engine.

The newly launch also Eco Friendly SM5W30, too me i think is still too thick for our 1.3 engine hybrid.

How about this?

Change to civic battery. The guys in insight central does it and it improves allot.

Civic 12v battery. Yup 60L. It's a tight fit. Have to loose the battery black plastic cover.

http://www.insightcentral.net/

This post has been edited by alxdc: Sep 27 2012, 10:37 PM

Read the whole topic. Very interesting and useful things u can gain.

http://www.insightcentral.net/forums/troub...op-1-bar-4.html

spark plugs only change at 100k mileage

The reason why is so expensive at 40k service for insight is because they added in the fuel filter cost rm 3++, cvtf cost rm 1++, air con service and aircon filter cost rm 4++ and air filter cost rm 1++ and taxes and labour.

where by, jazz hybrid and crz fuel filter can change later around 60k to 70k mileage.

dun get trick by them HONDA ASS, u have the option to change the filters later. dun have to follow 100% from the service book.

This post has been edited by alxdc: Oct 1 2012, 06:55 PM

u can move the fuel filter change at 45, 50, or later...
maybe 45k, do aircon and 50k do fuel filter

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Added on October 2, 2012, 12:59 pmHow often should my vehicle's air conditioning systems be serviced?

A. Unlike the domestic fridge, automotive air conditioning systems operate in a harsh environment and are subject to moisture, vibration, extremes of temperature and mechanical shock. Service intervals can vary depending on the conditions of use and the annual mileage of the vehicle. For average use and 12,000 miles a year intervals of every 12 months to 18 months should be sufficient to ensure the air conditioning and all components operate at maximum efficiency. Vehicles that are used off-road or have annual mileages of over 24,000 miles should be serviced more often.

This post has been edited by alxdc: Oct 2 2012, 12:59 PM

u may putting more stress on the ima battery. since ima re-chargers the 12v battery. if 12v battery gets weak, ima be generating more time to re-charge the 12v, and thats when ima drop to 1 bar or it keep regen very often..

shift to S during traffic jam

traffic jam u cant drive 40km/h. advice to use it traffic jam bumper to bumper craw

around rm 2200. including windshield cover for 4k and natural disaster.