dunno... by that time only decide lor... hahaha

Then I might go check out the Almera first. U wanna go ?

bila ? can i come ?

Ford Fuker?

This post has been edited by dares: Nov 1 2012, 07:27 PM

Tomoro gua. u want come ma come lor. say...2 or 3pm

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Added on November 1, 2012, 7:28 pmHehehe

This post has been edited by dares: Nov 1 2012, 07:28 PM

maybe can... after exam i give u a call first...

What time u finish exam?

1pm like that...

Ok. I also not confem yet. talk tomoro.

I already kena the vinegar lesson, overheard it between my father and his siblings conversation. Went and do all my door rubbers on my RX2. Was enjoying the super sticky/soft rubber beginning few days, after 1 week those rubbers fall off piece by piece. In the end costs me 400+ to replace all 4 doors Later I asked my dad, he told the full story, actually they were discussing how to effectively remove the left over rubbers on a used steering rod, so they can reapply new silicone to refurbish the coupling

Vinegar is natural form of ACID, it helps to kill germs and very powerful natural detergent/cleaning agent. However, ACID deteriorates rubbers, may cause dry and crack after you enjoy a few days of superficial wiping efficiency. So, unless necessarily do not use vinegar, and if you do, be prepared to throw away after those rubber start to fall off(may be in few days time).

Certain condition you go vinegar, the rubber already dried and crack, whilst its midnight nowhere you can reach a new pair of wiper blade, at the same time raining and you need to travel safely/urgently. Soak the rubber blade into the vinegar for few minutes, the already dried/crack rubber will start to soften and can solve your problem for temporary measure.

I use TESCO brand P2 BIBA measurement wiper, RM4.90/pair + small bottle of windscreen wash, since March until today No squeeking sound. No jerking like TFK. I wipe my windscreen with paint thinner when I see too much rain marks, internal only use plain water.

Hope this help

ok ok !

wa... paint thinner will remove rain marks ? but will it damage my windshield stickers ?

I'm talking I use it. I don't know about your sticker, cause I don't have 1. I'm sure it will melt the tinting film though Therefore I said I use it to remove rain marks(which is OUTSIDE)

Nanti heavy rain eqmal see his wiper disintegrate before his eyes. rubbish wipers, he says.

It can temporary restore the rubber softness(because it start to melt) and it will only start to dry and crack after kena heat, so eqmal is still safe to drive with a vinegared wiper blade. You'll only get to see it fall off until the next time rainny days you need to use it. As you switch on, it start to peel off bit by bit then leaving trails on your windscreen. That indicates you REALLY need to change wiper liao cause vinegar also can't help you liao

my stickers are also outside... lols

I just pass by..... Their test drive car pun sudah ada...

Tomorow go mou? 3pm

fixed !!!


anyway, vinegar already expired, so i didnt apply on my blade. i manage to clean it with clean cloth only
unker maybe right. vinegar is acidic. it may ruin my blades

after this, see got improvement or not after clean it. if still have, then no choice change blade lor

it happened to me again, anyone encountered this prob?
Gear prob?