This is Preve's LED Strip
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This is the close up of the circuit board
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Just connect the wire to the connecter labelled "DRL" and voilla! You get proper DRL. But the process of doing it takes even Drex 2.3 hours. I think it is not easy. I'd rather pay Drex to do it to my car. You get professional workmanship from him. Not cheap, but good workmanship rarely are.

Ohh and it definitely VOIDS your warranty.

Custom made Preve Head Unit with GPS and compatible with the steering unit~~just wonder if anyone tried this before~

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Well I'm in no rush to change the HU, so far the CFE one is satisfactorily for my needs. If only they could have used Papago, that would have been very good

CVT Whining sound ... I think Proton should put lower price for mayb the 1st year customer and after all problems solve than new price. Or they promise will fix every things.

Now it like every one know that if buying Proton early batch after new launch there will be problems with the car ... it look like the testing Dept. didn't do their job!.

I hate to hear that sound ... hopefully people outside hear it differently

These are the sounds that I currently have in the vehicle :-

1) Rattling sound from front left door. The rattling is gone if we press the top plastic panel.
2) Some turbine whirring sound. Not sure where is the source of the sound. Could be from inside or outside.
3) Tak tak sound from the passenger seat. The sound reappeared recently once it was gone for several weeks. It can be due to the faulty lock button of one of the passenger seats as the back seats couldn't secure properly due to the button.

I can get the faulty lock button fixed in my next service that may eventually resolve the "tak tak" sound foor good as in item 3, but for the rest of the sound I am not sure if they can successfully address them.

For 2, it is not the CVT whining sound. It is something else. The "turbine whirring" sound. It is heard when the car is moving slowly to a stop, or at low speeds. Annoying. Is this the sound that you are referring to?

Nevermind about the tak tak sound. I'll get the rear seats lock button fixed anyway. The seats are loose and can be opened and closed by itself sometimes as the car is moving. Since the seats are not locked. Imagine that.

Another thing I forgot to mention is the airbags at the driver seat. This one I will definitely need to get the guys to fix it. THe airbags in the seat are making sound everytime I move my body, or the car goes over bumps. I can feel the airbags behind my back. There are air pockets in the seats where the air bag is located. Really shitty quality.

Thanks for the response. I will always go to COSE along Kesas highway. Those small SCs, I only sent my car to one of these SCs once just to fix a loose number plate. All services and major faults such as those highlighted above, it will definitely be COSE.

I got all the seats in my car changed at the Sec 13 Service Centre. I was actually in there to claim one seat but they went ahead and changed all of them - front and back.

You can try going there, if COSE is too crowded, and see what the sec 13 ppl say.

Where is the sound coming from? If it is from the airbag inside the seat itself, where to put the lubricant? Just rub on the fabric seats? Just kidding. If the seat itself is the culprit as in my case where there are air pockets in the seat itself where the airbag is located, then there is no other way other than to change the seats. Unless they want to cut the fabric and replace the air bag or something.

If they asked you to put lubricant and tighten, I presume it is the mechanism below the seats where you adjust it front and back, up or down? Even if that why do they ask customers/owners to do that when in actual fact the technicians at the service centre should rectify it? The service advisor you got there surely is not very professional.

With the quality of the seats, I wonder if the airbag mechanism would even work properly when the conditions call for it. I'd rather have the airbags taken out from the seat rather to have the airbag making noises behind my back. Apart from the annoying sound, it is uncomfortable to have the airbag wriggle around behind my back when my body rubs against the seat.

I see. If minor rattling sound from doors or other places, doesn't matter too much if they don't make an effort to rectify it. Sooner or later more rattling sound will pop up here and there anyway due to wear and tear. Just the major ones that are annoying enough, then I suppose they should look at it more seriously.

The seats with "moving airbag", or seats with air pockets, this "defect" should definitely be resolved by Proton.

How do you fix the dashboard rattling?

the kruk-kruk sound is coming from the lower bracket of the seat backrest, not airbag.
airbag is top side (right on driver side).

from the back seat, look at the very bottom of the driver backrest.
need to unzip the cover, and pull out something like a latch for the cover (pull down and outwards).

inside you'll see the bracket (metal and plastic i think).
spray generously with WD40 on bracket parts that are touching each other.

photo is from Prevoc FB (Tee Kuang)

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Just change once 1st and then if problem come again...Let it be..because each time change seats, we need to leave the car at sc for sometime.

Somehow, the previous seats for previous proton do not have this problem...vendor changed maybe?

I think the cause of the sound is not the airbag..it is the design and material used that is low.