QUOTE(andypeugeot @ Jan 20 2013, 09:59 PM)
Got my new 408 turbo yesterday and i noticed 2 issues. 1st, engine check light is on during driving. But it went off after i drove for about 100km (according to my SA, this is because of "old" fuel in the tank, which i dont really understand what it is NVM, as long as it's back to normal now). 2nd issue is the braking system. I felt strong vibration whenever i pressed the brake. SA told me that my brake pad is still new and vibration will go off once the brake pad and disc brake lining matches. However, after some hard and soft braking for 2 days, vibration is still there... quite disappointed with this. Anyone of you encounter this problem???
I'm confused with the air recirculation button. SA told me that if the light is on, then outside air will flow in. But the user manual say the other way round "pressing this button for recirculation of the interior air". Of course I will follow the user manual for this. Strange thing is I need to press the button (light on) whenever i start the car. Is this how it should be?
I also noticed something weird on the central air vent. When i increase the temperature higher (too cold), the 2nd air vent in the central air vent will blow hot air while the other 2 side vent in the central air vent will blow cold air. Is this normal???
Anyone of you have the same experiences, pls share..... thx
Yes, I'm having the same symptoms...not sure if this is a problem with the car or user problem? Whenever I start the car, I will turn the aircon fan speed then press the A/C and air recirculation. This applies to both 408 T and 408 NA. It is definitely very different from Toyota and Honda
And I will turn the air con fan speed OFF before switching off the engine (following the same way with Japanese car and Proton style

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Was told by my SA, first 2 air vent on the left is control by passenger air con temperature while 3 air vent on the right (driver) side is control by driver air con temperature.
This post has been edited by Kanasai79: Jan 20 2013, 11:49 PM