Weh...got botack xabi cikgu stewpik sanipening n hsk at tt lor

Wah who is dis pening guy

botack drives safelyyyyy

Good TT..I think 5% oni tok about cars...the rest...all tok kok until 5am...

Luckily i left lor... Oi 3am, im so sleepy. Unlike u guys who works according to us time

Good TT..I think 5% oni tok about cars...the rest...all tok kok until 5am...

Me left at 3.30am wor...these guys still continue tcss until kena halau at 5am wor...

Bro, if the sound is ngek ngek from left rear side, and you have changed bump stopper, bush and absorber, then the sound is coming from the metal clamp which secures the brake cable.

Refer to 1st page "Owner's Tips - If your car got "kluk kluk" sound when go through speed breaker, ask SC to change the bumper stopper (More pictures) (Parts Number: Front:MN502436 Rear:MN502437) (A SURE FIX BY ckk125!) - (A SURE FIX BY ckk125!) - http://forum.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-53/...33059_thumb.jpg

see the pic, see the metal clamp securing the brake cable and over the rubber cover....the clamp is the issue. Design fault, clamp cant be used to secure the cable over the rubber cover...due to movement over bumps, rubber cover contract and expand, the movement is causing the ngek ngek sound

Solution: Remove the metal clamp and use cable tie to tie the brake cable to car body (area where the metal clamp screw is secured to car body).

I did the above and eliminated ngek ngek sound 100%.

Hope this helps

U all friggin Gila one lor. All night ghosts. Two time adee I had to zombie work the next day. Damn sked wanna go

Gluck to those going kinabalu!

We are the loudest group there

Louder than pulis and mat rempits lulz

lagu yang bakal memecah monopoli kpop

Shit. Mine fog light crack ad...
Driver side... Who want to sell his? Pm me pls...
Or who got lubang to get cheaper price." let me know also..
Thanks

botack

Relaxxxx braderrrr.. Tengok sampai habes yo

Bro, if the sound is ngek ngek from left rear side, and you have changed bump stopper, bush and absorber, then the sound is coming from the metal clamp which secures the brake cable.

Refer to 1st page "Owner's Tips - If your car got "kluk kluk" sound when go through speed breaker, ask SC to change the bumper stopper (More pictures) (Parts Number: Front:MN502436 Rear:MN502437) (A SURE FIX BY ckk125!) - (A SURE FIX BY ckk125!) - http://forum.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-53/...33059_thumb.jpg

see the pic, see the metal clamp securing the brake cable and over the rubber cover....the clamp is the issue. Design fault, clamp cant be used to secure the cable over the rubber cover...due to movement over bumps, rubber cover contract and expand, the movement is causing the ngek ngek sound

Solution: Remove the metal clamp and use cable tie to tie the brake cable to car body (area where the metal clamp screw is secured to car body).

I did the above and eliminated ngek ngek sound 100%.

Hope this helps

Could u post ur item with cable tie? Tie it to where

no need to tie also can...just put some insulation material, like bitumen strip around the cable, then it'll grip hard on to the mounting, then the sound wont be there

I checked it..its not loose

Eventhough its not loose, still needs to remove it and cable tie?

oh ya i got gluk gluk sound also.  Any inspira sifu can assist? 

ok ill take a pic tomorow and upload

I tried the method of using superlon foam to cover the cable and then use the metal clamp to secure, after 1 week the ngek ngek sound came back. Thats why i totally remove the metal clamp. From my experiment, no point to tighten the metal clamp hard hard at all, the culprit was the rubber cover which is expanding and contracting

YEs thx to CKK for identifying this issue!!!
NOW DASHBOARD RATTLE SOUND !!!!!!!! very faint rattle sound at the front windscreeen area...ANYBODY MANAGED TO FIND THE CULPRIT??!!

PLease HELP!!

oh ya i got gluk gluk sound also.  Any inspira sifu can assist?