Who else faces problems with their rear brakes giving out "tak tak tak" sound when slow braking or braking near to stop? Please share what have done with it, or how/which SC try to rectify it?

Oh. That is why after my first session at Proton Edar SC Malacca. The sound became louder than before I sent for rectification. So actually I wonder what did they rectify which took 4 hours on my Saturday and still nothing achieved!

So I called Proton I care and made a request to change the brakes altogether. I refuse to go for another recitification session as they cannot actually rectify it. So the customer care actually called Proton Edar SC Malacca, as they called me later in the afternoon to send my Saga for them to check.

My question to them is will they straight away change for me or just "rectify" again. I haven't gone there but I will surely demand for them to change instead of just "rectifying" nothing.

Oh what did they do? Change it or just rectify? You did at Proton Edar SC, Jln Tun Fatimah?

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Added on February 3, 2012, 4:38 pmOh, hope he has a speedy recovery.

This post has been edited by jflcorp: Feb 3 2012, 04:38 PM

Then it is confirmed, they (Proton Edar SC) just merely "rectified" it for nothing. Go back, make noise or do like I did, call Proton ICare and make some noise! Make a lot of noise! Demand for a change instead of just "rectifying" nothing and wasting your time! Did they charge you for the brake fluid?! Very dissappointed!

I am giving them till next Wednesday 9-2-2012 to give me a reply and a confirmation to change the brakes instead of just rectifying nothing..... My next step will be to submit a complaint to http://www.nccc.org.my/v2/

I think you should too, since they successfully wasted so much of your time and money....

Oh, does it mean, I have to go down to COSE to make sure I get it changed instead of going to all those other SCs? I from Malacca have to waste 1 whole day to go there? But if they surely change, I don't mind......

Did you have to make an appointment and tell them your actual problem as well?

It seems they need the vendor to come and replace the blooming brakes. If the SC mechanics "rectify" than you have just wasted your time. The sound will come back with a vengence!

I like the Honda look!

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Members with drumbrake noise problems.
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By the way, just now I went Waja TT USJ there was raining heavily. After driving thru some flooded roads, the drumbrake sound became much louder. After the TT on my way home (dry roads, no rain) it became lighter and lighter, but still there.

The problem lies with the Vendor and the "tidak apa" attitude of the SCs. There must be a lot of noise made, a lot of our time wasted, then only they (SCs) are willing to call the Vendor to come and replace the brakes!

Come on! If the fault lies with the Vendor, then why are the SCs "protecting" them? If I am the SC, just call the Vendor down and change it only, it is the Vendor's fault, right?

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maybe we all can go together and bising 9 9 ?

Yes we should. We are paying our hard earned money for it.

Members with drumbrake noise problems.
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So far, no others?

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Added on February 7, 2012, 8:19 amNormally I refill around 32 litres.....

This post has been edited by jflcorp: Feb 7 2012, 08:19 AM