Buy a RM330k car, then spend more money convert to look like a RM90k car 

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Sorry liam

lancer osso got this prob?

how to solve?

HELPPPPP!!!!!

change whole set...?

Few K-sss?

I help william bring to TOmen service center.. come out become like this d..

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need to specified what to buy .. not one thing only ..
we wont tell here thou .. lolz

tonight we illegal TT test drive liam car...
R3 1.8 MT with ASC ... gonna test running thru AES to try

Need some info...

1st image - Is this the wire for headlamp leveling?
2nd image - what is this for?

If Proton did alter the mileage, my face will be just like your avatar.. actually looking for a good sport rim.. Was thinking to use the stock LGT rim bcoz 18' nice & i thought stock usually light weight.. was i dead wrong..

ermm so now market hunt for light weight rim.. any suggestion.. damn, i really sound like a nubie ..

yours is 2.0 ma....
some more new 2012 car right?

The early birds bought it at full price with ngek ngek feature + clarion HU

should have got the 1.8 MT  
i can have extra 15k for fixing stuffs

Ok...i just did my CVT oils, feels great after the change but a few things to take note :

1) I went to a few service center....apparently they are unaware our Proton Inspira uses Mitsubishi Diaqueen CVT Fluid-J1 4 Liter Can (P/N: S0001401), some service center I went show me a Proton CVT Fluid in 1 liter packaging with different part number. Of course i went away and consulted my mechanic about this.

2) Some of you starts to thing....is it 4 liter or 6 liter?

According to mechanic, if you just unplug the bolt and DRAIN the used oil out from the bottom of your gearbox, you will need a 4 liter can...which my mechanic show me by draining my used CVT fluid to an empty engine oil bottle which is 4 liter.

More CVT fluid is needed if you were to FLUSH... it means they will use some machine to circulate the used oil and replace it with new oil therefore need almost double the amount because the CVT Fluid in your CVT Radiator will be flushed out and refilled with new ones too therefore you need more.

I dunno what method will the service center "flush" your CVT....so be careful of it's just draining then make sure they charge you the drain price not the flush price.

Therefore...if flush means 99% new fluid and drain means you still have some old fluid remaining .

3) The Mitsubishi Diaqueen CVT Fluid J1 is roughly around RM220 on the market out there...but in proton's list(based on proton-edar.com.my) it's around RM177.40 for 4 liters. So double confirm on the fluid they use...no harm asking right?

This is the one...the 4 liter can that i use to drain and change my CVT fluid :


The one some service center show me is as below (picture googled from internet)...

Tat's y i    when that counter fella say use that oil....i say i'm driving inspira 2.0P, then still dare say yea....CVT gearbox mah, use this one. Wahahaha.....that's y i    rage and end up service outside.

sohigh lyn fellas say geh lorrr

Lets make his butt more pain..
AFS n auto headlight leveling ..

Retired is a nice way of saying... Wtf... I bettter stop now before more ppl ask me why kenot do...

wah.. go 180 lar.. 160 persona oso can follow ler...

I'm looking for some minor upgrades for my car.

1. Tweeters
2. Auto lock with switch
3. Hood sensor
4. Dual level armrest

Anyone got stock?

hidup hidup