QUOTE(undertypo @ Aug 15 2006, 05:57 PM)
Just received my Waja Campro (version A not the P2) yesterday afternoon. Auto transmission.
Some of my feedback about the car :
InteriorDashboard : Nice dashboard, but got some poor finishing on some area.
Aircon Duct : Improve alot. Now managed to blow to other area.
MP3/CD player : Sound quality quite good for default head unit. No complain on overall sound system.
Glovebox : Poor finishing, small size. Not enough to put many thing inside. Some problem when open and closed it.Middle Console : Same as glovebox. Hard to open. Seem fragile. Enough space to put some of my CD inside.
Meter : Like it very much especially the white light.
ExteriorLove the bulky design. Remove the "campro 1.6" and "Waja" word on the rear. Look more nice according to my gf. Will be removing the proton "thundercat" at the front side of the car. Replace the front grill as well, make the car more fierce look.
Engine/DrivingThe car is quite silent. Will install sound proof material on the engine department to make it more silent. Pickup slow. The car seem get its power after 60-70kmph. Handling is great compare to other local car. Realise something about the auto transmision, it will automatically down 1 gear when the car going downhill.
Conclusion : Satisfied with the interior.Spacious (main point I choose this car). Will be installing sound proof material in the future. It will reduce noise from engine and outside noise. Overall thumbs up for a sub 60k car.
Some question:
Which service center is the best in Penang/Butterworth?
I need some experience mechanic so I can query him regarding some engine issue's later.
for the glove box , for all protn waja owner . i think u all know the silicon spray , not WD40 , somekind like WD40 , but it is silicon based . silicon spray . buy one bottle and go back home , open the glove box , clear the stuff inside the glove box . then push the hinge at the edge , form the inside . to release the whole glove box down .
then , look at the edge of the glove box , there will be screws . open them all , the you will see the whole mechanism of the glove-box handle , it is like a WING . spray the silicon spray on the whole mechanism , spray for 3 minutes once . spray it for 3-4 times . then close back the glove box .
TAA DAA ! the glove box will be absolutely perfect !
QUOTE(lucifah @ Aug 15 2006, 10:33 PM)
WAJA OWNERS - MISTU 4G18 WAJA : EVERYTIME U TURN ON THE KEY, LET IT STAY AT ACC/ON POSITION , WAIT THE CHECK ENGINE (YELLOW LIGHT) GOES OFF , ONLY START TO CRANK YOUR ENGINE . IT WILL PROVIDE YOU A SMOOTHER RIDE.i oso got this advice, TWICE, at the time i got my ride.
dunno why, but i just follow lar. anybody care to explain in details?
ok , the light is becasue ECU running diagnose on our throttle body which has servo&gears inside , plus the electrical components inside the car.
when u turn on the light , the ECU will send signal to the servo and the gears inside will do somekind of 'check-up' ,the ECU will run diagnose from the servo and the other electrical parts of the engine .at the same time , the servo will determine the throttle body butterfly-flap postition, and send the data back to the ECU for verfication. hence , if you start to crank it in the middle of the check-up it will shock the system and the diagnose will not be completed .
if it sounds too complicated , it is somekind of 'it is safe to shut down your computer' in windows 95 .
for the campro , you no need to wait , this is beacsue it is running on different system , it mihgt be the ECU will diagnose after the engine has started . i am not so sure on campro's system either .
as u can see , many mitsu 1.5 , proton wira got this Throttle body problem , most of them are due to the melted gears inside . by practicing this method , it can increase the lifespan .
This post has been edited by BridgestoneRE711: Aug 16 2006, 01:21 AM