I heard about this workshop. Not as famous as the Kepong one but people say that the price is quite reasonable and the boss east to kawtim.

https://www.careokay.com/shop/398

Mate...you kinda spamming and repeating the message...please do not to do so....whatever your intention is. Thanks

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Nov 6 2019, 12:53 PM

highly recommended

spam bot?

any idea if the kwong heng does aircond compressor>?

This post has been edited by KenYoung: Nov 7 2019, 04:39 PM

Yes, do they as well....i did mine couple of years ago, i think I was charged around rm120 or something

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Nov 7 2019, 04:42 PM

I hv a question, if the alternator is having prob, can u still drive the car to the workshop?

Possible if workshop is near, off aircond off aircond fan, don't use lamp if possible (don't drive at night). When wait at traffic light use handbrake instead (foot brake have rear brake lamps).
Your car's electricity is solely dependant on battery, so need to conserve as much possible...

last time change new battery using bateriku app, straight go to workshop 2km to repair alternator... after arrived battery warning light on

happened early morning, driving when engine still cold, no aircon, radio, headlamp... old battery 6 months old

This post has been edited by croydon: Nov 23 2019, 08:51 PM

went to kwong weng to fix my alternator this morning after seeing this thread few weeks bck, previously my engine bay thr got some noises and got belt screeching noise, the whole car also vibrates at low speed, sent to a specialist workshop and the foremen told me its the noise frm the alternator and said its most likely the alternator pulley giving problems, hence i asked can it be fixed since its oni the pulley problem, the foremen said cannot repair wan, no spare parts available and quoted me 1.8k to change to a new alternator, i was like hell no im going to replace the whole alternator just because the pulley failed, so i took my car bck without changing anything

then saw this thread and went to kwong weng, i told the boss that the pulley is most likely the culprit and told him to take a look at my alternator, they took it out and confirmed that the pulley hav already failed and jammed thus causing all the noises and vibrations, he took out the pulley and replace it with a brand new pulley and also opened up the alternator n repaired some stuffs inside the alternator, making it work like new

and all of these for only rm260, after the alternator was repaired, all the noises n vibrations are gone now, super impressed at the results

and it took only 1.5 hours to finish everything, very fast and professional

greatly recommended, cheap and honest and skillful alternator repair shop, can save u loads of money