Someone is also selling in LYN around that price...

just found out can get cheaper from ....
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2236462&hl=

A bit rather confused.... should go for the front or rear ARB? So, which to get?

really don't know if it is from some established brands...what's written in the label is "auto spa" Auto touchup paint

Is it scraping due to your car being lowered or what?
After taking that out, what are you currently using as replacement?

This is the problem especially with white colours where stains are more obvious. Just have to clean away the dirt inside the door handle. Same goes to those other areas like the back door, etc.
If you diligently cleans them, after a few time, no more black stain...

No need to dismantle the door handle. Just wash with car shampoo... then wash off with plenty of water using the hose. For the corners, use soft tooth brush

Basically, address the source....

Then, clean them as soon as it appears as some times will still have still have some that will take time to clean.
Also try to clean them as soon as the dirt appears before the sun make it more difficult

This post has been edited by kelvyn: Mar 9 2012, 11:48 AM

You could try looking up kaitospeed
From my previous survey of the K&N air filter, his is much cheaper the speedworks and the other few shops in Bandar sunway & OUG

Don't trust too much on that meter...
anyway from 9.9km/L to 11.1km/L, it is saying that it there is some fuel saving

Sure that can bring own plugs?

Speaking of the Myvi's car alarm... How reliable are they?
Should we install car immobilizer - those system with anti-theft and anti-carjack features....

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Added on March 27, 2012, 1:31 pmCame across the followings....

http://www.tksss.com/css/titan.html

http://www.caralarm.com.my/cheetah_imm.asp

http://www.maxaudio.com.my/index.php?act=v...&productId=1591

Anyone is using them and any comment/ review?

This post has been edited by kelvyn: Mar 27 2012, 01:31 PM

get the P2 guys to sand down the brake pads. Problem solved

Just want to share this with everyone here....

After leaving your car under our hot sun.
Open the windows & door, turn ON the AC for a couple of minutes to allow the hot air to escape before entering. This allows the BENZINE toxin (which can affect your kidneys & liver) to escape.



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moral of the story, insure your windscreen
if have tinting done, should also include the cost as well...

White colour - need to rajin rajin wash. Min once a week & more frequently if it rains, etc. Once you get the new car, really clean up all the gaps between parts where the dirts gets trap. After that, just wash. You will appreciate and enjoy your clean ride...

Black colour - if you enjoy & like DIY detailing.

Some people recommended me Sonax nano paint protect. But I did not use it.


Meet up with a professional detailer in Kayu Ara area in PJ. This was his advice.

For any white car, there are no coatings, sealants or waxes that can totally prevent staining. Even using a $1000-2500 coating will result in stains if you only wash a white car once a week.

For a white car, it will always look great ONLY if there are no stains, and the white colour looks clean. So, the only way to achieve this is VERY regular washing.

For a 1st time job on a white Myvi, was recommended to do the following:

1. Chemical wash - all doors, bonnet and boot are opened, and every single inch is washed with a mild chemical to remove any trapped dirt. This is the MAIN reason why after a rain, you see those black marks running down the car.
2. Claying - to remove roughness and ensure a totally smooth surface. Glass will be clayed as well.
3. Simple compounding - to make the white paintwork as "bright" as possible.
4. Polish
5. Synthetic sealant.

He does not recommend using very high-end coatings although he does that for some of his VVIP customers.
According to him, he does not recommend it for white cars that are driven daily and washed only once a week.

According to him,
"Your white car will have stains as time goes by. Unavoidable.
If you rub any clay, polish, compound, wax onto a coated surface, the coating will be affect or removed. Guaranteed.....although those shops will tell you the coating will resist anything. If you use any strong snow wash, tar remover or stain remover etc....that coating will also be affected...and your $$$ flys away.

That's why, being PRACTICAL detailers, we recommend coatings ONLY for NON-daily driven cars that're washed very often."

Was he being sarcastic....



This post has been edited by kelvyn: Apr 13 2012, 08:21 AM

Just check out here...
http://www.perodua.com.my/sales/showroom/wilayah

u go ask like that, in no time, sure got lots of poison arrows shooting at u ....
Most important stock up ur vitamin M....

Frankly, if not for the warranty, better off to do that at outside workshops. Cheaper, can use your own oil & parts, no need to make booking & then wait .....