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 °°LYN Honda Jazz Hybrid Official Thread V1°°, Naturally Fun Jazzy Hybrid

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shagalot
post Feb 19 2013, 12:32 PM

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is it time for V2 thread?
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QUOTE(gid @ Feb 19 2013, 11:54 AM)
krakkk !!
park your car, pust to P and don't pull your handbrake, few days later move the car...

klikklikklik !!
the disc need to touch the pad.. not like bicycle biggrin.gif
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Good idea, i should park without the handbrake pulled.

Another remedy is someone mentioned to get a spray and spray it to the disc plates. Not sure what spray is that..
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QUOTE(shagalot @ Feb 19 2013, 12:32 PM)
is it time for V2 thread?
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QUOTE(visva @ Feb 20 2013, 02:24 PM)
Good idea, i should park without the handbrake pulled.

Another remedy is someone mentioned to get a spray and spray it to the disc plates. Not sure what spray is that..
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lphTD9Swq0
I saw this at youtube..is it this one ? hmm.gif
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hello guys. i'm new here. bought my jazz hybrid a month ago. mine is white smile.gif so far really satisfied with the car's all round performance. anyway need some suggestion on any honda's accessories shop. i'm staying around ampang btw. any input/comments are welcomed and appreciated. thanks biggrin.gif
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post Feb 22 2013, 11:26 PM

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Syarikat Aksesori Kereta Sungai Wang (金 河汽车冷气装饰) Tel: +603-62582552 Email: sgwangacc@yahoo.com GPS: 3°11.709” N 101°40.781” E Address: 649, Jalan Ipoh Bt4, 51200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.<MAP> Working hours: 9am - 7pm (Mon-Sat) Website:www.sgwangacc.com.my


Can install original locktech pedal lock here.


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QUOTE(abangmawi @ Feb 22 2013, 11:26 PM)
Syarikat Aksesori Kereta Sungai Wang (金 河汽车冷气装饰) Tel: +603-62582552 Email: sgwangacc@yahoo.com GPS: 3°11.709” N 101°40.781” E Address: 649, Jalan Ipoh Bt4, 51200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.<MAP> Working hours: 9am - 7pm (Mon-Sat) Website:www.sgwangacc.com.my
Can install original locktech pedal lock here.
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many thanks abangmawi. nice input biggrin.gif btw are they provide front grille cover accessories as well?
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post Feb 23 2013, 12:39 AM

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Good days guys.
I heard from my friend SA, earlier this month still got 3 CBU unit left. 1 milano red, 1 white & 1 silver.
If got any Jazz @ CR-Z owner in Ipoh, maybe we can have some TT in future. Hehe.
abangmawi
post Feb 24 2013, 03:58 PM

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QUOTE(akimee @ Feb 22 2013, 11:36 PM)
many thanks abangmawi. nice input biggrin.gif btw are they provide front grille cover accessories as well?
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I would not recommend you for those styling accessories with them.
Only the lock tech and car mat it's cheap. And they provide very good service and won't fail to please the customers.

If you interested in bodykit, go to Sunway After12.

http://www.mudah.my/Honda+Jazz+2012+Hybrid...BS-18171718.htm

not sure if it is original or imitation though.

This post has been edited by abangmawi: Feb 25 2013, 12:25 AM
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http://www.cbt.com.my/2012/03/16/interview...hingo-nagamine/

In Honda, the role of a chief engineer is given the title LPL, for Large Project Leader. Mr. Shingo Nagamine is the LPL responsible for the Jazz Hybrid. In conjunction with the launch, CBT, along with several other local publications were invited by the good folks at Honda Malaysia for an opportunity to interviewed Mr. Shingo Nagamine.

The interview was conducted in English via the assistance of a English-Japanese translator.

What are the changes / modifications done from the standard Jazz to the Jazz Hybrid?
SN : The Jazz Hybrid features improved aerodynamics, which is now 3 percent better than before. The front and rear bumpers now have a sharper corner, while the lower air dam and grille are further optimized to direct air flow over and under the car. - Therefore don't modify the car. it is already factory optimized

As the IMA battery is located in the rear below the boot floor, the rear body section has been stiffened. The rear suspension is also modified slightly, with a different damper setting. Overall suspension stiffness however remains the same. The front section of the chassis has also been strengthened with additional stiffening material.

Having said that, because of the rear mounted battery, the Jazz Hybrid has a better front-rear weight balance.

How much heavier does the Jazz Hybrid weigh over a standard Jazz?
SN : The Jazz Hybrid is 70 kg heavier. However, the weight penalty is cancelled out with the use of low rolling resistance tire and low drag brake calipers.

Can you elaborate more on how the low drag caliper works?
SN : Conventional brake calipers always remain slightly in contact with the brake rotors. In a low drag caliper design, the spring is slightly modified to further reduce this constant contact. Braking performance however, is not compromised.

Although there are already over 9,000 hybrids on the road in Malaysia, many consumers are still doubtful of the reliability of the hybrid battery in our humid climate. What is your comment regarding this concern?
SN : The humidity level does not affect durability of the battery. Honda has already conducted extensive tests on the battery to ensure a reliable performance under Malaysian driving condition. Plus, the battery is enclosed in its casing within the car itself and is not directly exposed to external conditions. There is also a ventilation duct from the battery to the cabin area, drawing cool air-conditioned air into the battery. A fan also provides active cooling.

Can you elaborate more on the durability tests done?
SN : Prior to launching in Malaysia, the Jazz Hybrid has been tested extensively in Thailand, which has a climate similar to Malaysia. Driving tests in extreme conditions of everyday urban driving, under high ambient temperature and bad traffic jam were also done.

How safe is the Jazz Hybrid in flooded roads, which is rather common in Malaysia. Will there be any risk of electrocution?
SN : Like any normal car, there is no problem if the water level is below the vehicle's chassis. However under very extreme conditions, water may enter the battery enclosure area. If this happens, the system will automatically shutdown completely, thus there is no risk of electrocution.

Note from CBT : We wouldn't drive any car, whether petrol or hybrid powered, across heavily flooded area.

Considering the hybrid battery is located under the boot in the rear, how safe is this in the event of a rear impact collision?
SN : If you look at the side profile view of the car, you will notice the diameter of the tire is bigger than the battery. Thus, on top of the body structure, the tires provide additional cushioning for the battery.

Who is the hybrid battery supplier for the Jazz Hybrid?
SN : The battery is made by Sanyo in Japan.

What are the criteria considered before Honda decides on manufacturing hybrid models outside Japan?
The most important is having a strong battery manufacturing base. The country has to be able to process and recycle disposed batteries in a safe way. - Mass producing batteries at lower price possibly

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/sanyo-su...kers-26908.html
http://www.businessweek.com/globalbiz/cont...9122_165889.htm
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/20/business...sanyo.html?_r=0
http://www.hybridcars.com/toyota-will-buy-...es-sanyo-26026/
The supplier of hybrid batteries to Toyota and Lexus is also Sanyo = a.k.a Panasonic
And Prius batteries cost a bomb compared to Honda!
UMW is really milking their customers dry..haha..

4 best Hybrid Car Batteries
http://www.carsdirect.com/green-cars/four-...d-car-batteries
I supposed that ours should be the same as the one used in Honda Insight

This post has been edited by abangmawi: Feb 25 2013, 01:01 AM
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Feb 7 2013, 01:25 PM)
Great... is it CBU / CKD?
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CBU White. Originally given two options: red or black. I chose black; but later was informed by the salesman that there was a mistake and the available colours were actually milano red and taffeta white. I was all smiles smile.gif


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QUOTE(abangmawi @ Feb 24 2013, 03:58 PM)
I would not recommend you for those styling accessories with them.
Only the lock tech and car mat it's cheap. And they provide very good service and won't fail to please the customers.

If you interested in bodykit, go to Sunway After12.

http://www.mudah.my/Honda+Jazz+2012+Hybrid...BS-18171718.htm

not sure if it is original or imitation though.
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it stated from Taiwan...
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post Feb 25 2013, 01:34 PM

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QUOTE(abangmawi @ Feb 25 2013, 12:10 AM)
http://www.cbt.com.my/2012/03/16/interview...hingo-nagamine/

In Honda, the role of a chief engineer is given the title LPL, for Large Project Leader. Mr. Shingo Nagamine is the LPL responsible for the Jazz Hybrid. In conjunction with the launch, CBT, along with several other local publications were invited by the good folks at Honda Malaysia for an opportunity to interviewed Mr. Shingo Nagamine.

The interview was conducted in English via the assistance of a English-Japanese translator.

What are the changes / modifications done from the standard Jazz to the Jazz Hybrid?
SN : The Jazz Hybrid features improved aerodynamics, which is now 3 percent better than before. The front and rear bumpers now have a sharper corner, while the lower air dam and grille are further optimized to direct air flow over and under the car. - Therefore don't modify the car. it is already factory optimized

As the IMA battery is located in the rear below the boot floor, the rear body section has been stiffened. The rear suspension is also modified slightly, with a different damper setting. Overall suspension stiffness however remains the same. The front section of the chassis has also been strengthened with additional stiffening material.

Having said that, because of the rear mounted battery, the Jazz Hybrid has a better front-rear weight balance.

How much heavier does the Jazz Hybrid weigh over a standard Jazz?
SN : The Jazz Hybrid is 70 kg heavier. However, the weight penalty is cancelled out with the use of low rolling resistance tire and low drag brake calipers.

Can you elaborate more on how the low drag caliper works?
SN : Conventional brake calipers always remain slightly in contact with the brake rotors. In a low drag caliper design, the spring is slightly modified to further reduce this constant contact. Braking performance however, is not compromised.

Although there are already over 9,000 hybrids on the road in Malaysia, many consumers are still doubtful of the reliability of the hybrid battery in our humid climate. What is your comment regarding this concern?
SN : The humidity level does not affect durability of the battery. Honda has already conducted extensive tests on the battery to ensure a reliable performance under Malaysian driving condition. Plus, the battery is enclosed in its casing within the car itself and is not directly exposed to external conditions. There is also a ventilation duct from the battery to the cabin area, drawing cool air-conditioned air into the battery. A fan also provides active cooling.

Can you elaborate more on the durability tests done?
SN : Prior to launching in Malaysia, the Jazz Hybrid has been tested extensively in Thailand, which has a climate similar to Malaysia. Driving tests in extreme conditions of everyday urban driving, under high ambient temperature and bad traffic jam were also done.

How safe is the Jazz Hybrid in flooded roads, which is rather common in Malaysia. Will there be any risk of electrocution?
SN : Like any normal car, there is no problem if the water level is below the vehicle's chassis. However under very extreme conditions, water may enter the battery enclosure area. If this happens, the system will automatically shutdown completely, thus there is no risk of electrocution.

Note from CBT : We wouldn't drive any car, whether petrol or hybrid powered, across heavily flooded area.

Considering the hybrid battery is located under the boot in the rear, how safe is this in the event of a rear impact collision?
SN : If you look at the side profile view of the car, you will notice the diameter of the tire is bigger than the battery. Thus, on top of the body structure, the tires provide additional cushioning for the battery.

Who is the hybrid battery supplier for the Jazz Hybrid?
SN : The battery is made by Sanyo in Japan.

What are the criteria considered before Honda decides on manufacturing hybrid models outside Japan?
The most important is having a strong battery manufacturing base. The country has to be able to process and recycle disposed batteries in a safe way. - Mass producing batteries at lower price possibly

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/sanyo-su...kers-26908.html
http://www.businessweek.com/globalbiz/cont...9122_165889.htm
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/20/business...sanyo.html?_r=0
http://www.hybridcars.com/toyota-will-buy-...es-sanyo-26026/
The supplier of hybrid batteries to Toyota and Lexus is also Sanyo = a.k.a Panasonic
And Prius batteries cost a bomb compared to Honda!
UMW is really milking their customers dry..haha..

4 best Hybrid Car Batteries
http://www.carsdirect.com/green-cars/four-...d-car-batteries
I supposed that ours should be the same as the one used in Honda Insight
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how come in SG, honda can extend the batteries to 10yrs... where as in boleh land only 5yrs

http://www.honda.com.sg/cars/promotions.asp
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QUOTE(gunh @ Feb 25 2013, 02:39 PM)
how come in SG, honda can extend the batteries to 10yrs... where as in boleh land only 5yrs

http://www.honda.com.sg/cars/promotions.asp
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As usual, customer right & protection near to nil in boleh land... mad.gif
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QUOTE(gunh @ Feb 25 2013, 02:39 PM)
how come in SG, honda can extend the batteries to 10yrs... where as in boleh land only 5yrs

http://www.honda.com.sg/cars/promotions.asp
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Not only SG, I read the latest Civic Hybrid release in Thailand, they also offer 10yrs battery warranty. Not only that, they extend this offer to all existing Honda Hybrid in Thailand...

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Anyone has any Link on where does Honda get their Rare Earth for the Hybrid Cars?

http://www.oeko.de/press/press_releases/dok/1484.php

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Anyone know how to create a complaint to Honda?
I would like to voice out the annoying break sound.
Paying RMxxk for this car, and did not give us a solution on break sound.

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