New Metallic Grey 2.0V owner clocking in here. Got my ride on Friday, 10/10. With aerokit. Loving it so far but my only gripe is because mine comes with the 215/45/17 series Michelin tyres, gotta get used to the slightly harder steering but in terms of stability, it's awesome. And for those who want the DVD player to work while driving, the process is super simple. You just have to disconnect 2 wires at the back of the player. :hyper

This post has been edited by aceedburn: Oct 13 2014, 12:18 PM

thanks man. i don't have any issues with the headlamp. lighting distance seems ok to me and night driving is well lited as well. What color is your ride?

No, i have zero knowledge on these things. My regular car audio specialist did it for me. Since i added an amp and changed all the speaker wiring, he did it for me FOC. But he said it's a 2 minute job. Just disconnect 2 wires at the back of the player which goes to parking brake sensor and speed sensor, without effecting warranty, etc.

thanks bro! am enjoying it. so far so good.

no that's not the only difference, among the others are 17" rims with Michelin tyres, vehicle stability control, traction control, and some others.

I installed the Defender pedal lock, made by same locktech company which rebranded. No need to cut any wires and no need to install socket. Since I have the push start button, I need to depress brake pedal to start, therefore cut of socket for brake is not necessary. just install the lock on the nuts and you[re good to go. extra protection is always better.

Original price quoted was 340 but since i didn't need the socket, i paid 315 including installation. 3 years warranty.

yes, no safety lines. Nowadays most reverse cameras don't come with the lines because you don't need it. Since you can see the tip of your bumper, you can already gauge the distance, the lines can be quite distracting actually.

the more you wait, the resale value of your trade in car will also go down.

I'm using the premium film since I got my car a month ago. No complaints and heat rejection is acceptable. Furthermore it's approved by jpj. It's better than most free tints that area in the market now. Even parked under hot Sun, car cools down quite fast. I'm happy with it.

Nope, smart tag works nicely.

Just for sharing. Installed this USB port in my Altis today morning. Fits perfectly in the empty slot and looks great.

That's the car voltage display. The range should be between 12 and 24. Fixed it for RM110 with installation. Done in 10 mins at a Toyota Altis club member's shop in Puchong. He also has a similar dual usb port without voltage display. Same price.
Aux port is already in the player.

This post has been edited by aceedburn: Dec 17 2014, 08:53 AM

taman kenari or something like that, the name of the shop is brother's

Someone has to take the lead to compile all the common problems we're facing and then support the letter with verified owners details and signatures. Then this document should be handed over to a member of the senior management team at UMW Toyota. If everyone is willing to co-operate, I am willing to take the lead to champion this. Let me know by show of hands. So far we have just been complaining here and b****ing about how lousy the quality of fittings etc but its time to take this to a higher level of action. Let's all do this together.

Ok, let's start this immediately. Here is the list of defects that all of us are facing. Please add to the list and put your forum name at the side of the added comment.

1. Roof sound when raining
2. Dashboard rattling sound
3. Seat belt pillar rattling sound
4. Gear jerking at low speed

Please add. For info I am currently only facing problem with no.1 and no.4.

Ok, So her's the updated list so far. We need many more people to come forward in order to make an impact when we present this to UMW.

1. Roof sound when raining (akim45, maythe4th bewithyou, aceedburn)
2. Dashboard rattling sound (ps007, maythe4th bewithyou)
3. Seat belt pillar rattling sound (maythe4th bewithyou)
4. Gear jerking at low speed(akim45, ps007, aceedburn)
5. Rattling noise at front passenger door (maythe4th bewithyou)
6. Rattling noise at cup holder area. (maythe4th bewithyou)

I usually put 190. Not so hard. Just nice.

It actually depends on your driving style. If you're a fast driver, generally higher air pressure is better. But for causal driving lower will be more comfortable. But of course lower air pressure will wear your tires down a little faster. So it's comfort vs value.

yes definitely cheaper outside, but the only problem would be if you meet with an accident, insurance will not cover your bodykit but if you have it installed when you get your car, it will be covered by insurance.