+RM3,200 for Modulo Package (body kit, side skirts, boot spoiler, door visor)
+RM1,700 for Premium Package (foot lights, sports pedal, side step illumination, trunk tray, trunk organiser).

See post #3

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/drive/ar...-the-honda-city
http://www.livelifedrive.com/malaysia/news...the-competition

01) rondDON/V Spec/Brilliant Sporty Blue Mettalic
02) raul88/E spec/crystal black pearl
03) ReverseDark/ V spec/ Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic
04) mugen/v spec/Taffeta White
05) iq_myst/v spec/Tafetta white
06) siamanggagap/ v spec/ Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic
07) sazreen91 /E spec/ Modern Steel Metallic
08) tachlio / V spec/ Modern Steel Metallic / Penang
09) dannybrazil /e spec / crystal black pearl
10) jamestey / v spec/ taffeta white
11) wenhow88 / v spec/ taffeta white
12) mls_gamer/ s+ spec/ tafetta white
13) oHkereD / V Spec, Modern Steel metallic / KL Sri Petaling
14) higglytown heroes/ V spec/ Crystal black pearl
15) joseph-2898 / E spec/ Crystal black pearl
16) Pink Spider/ E Spec/ Crystal black pearl / KL
17) aid lover/ V spec/ tafetta white
18) monkeyxx / V spec / tafetta white
19) pobox/ E spec/ Modern Steel Metallic
20) AxeFire/ V Spec/ Modern Steel Metallic
21) red_devil85 / V spec / Silver
22) khyron / V Spec / Modern Steel metallic / USJ
23) Adrain87 / E spec/ Modern Steel Metallic / Penang
24) Yikhoe / v spec white / subang jaya
25) duckstormz/V spec/ white/ Penang
26) ahhann / V-spec / taffeta white / - Klang Valley
27) wherethelightis / E-spec / M Steel / - KL
28) joseph-2898 / E spec/ Crystal black pearl / KL
29) shinichi88 / Vspec / white /KL
30) ethan99 / S spec / white / PJ
31) MrFaiiz / E Spec / Black/ Puchong
32) RedDevils88 | V spec | ModernS | Puchong
33) jun1_lee V Spec/Modern Steel/Klang Selangor
34) cOnvErse-kOyak|E spec|TafettaWhite|KL
35) blue2th|v spec|modern steel|kl
36) lsh6218 / E Spec / Modern Steel / Klang @ Selangor
37) Airwind / E / M. Steel / Subang Jaya
38) Lupax31/ Vspec/ modern steel/ klang valley
39) Mx007/ Vspec/ modern steel/ klang valley.
40) simonyw_87 / V spec / Modern Steel / KL
41) BryanNJM / E spec / Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic / KL
42) rotaziz/v spec/m steel/kl area
43) crysho / E spec / Modern Steel / Kuala Lumpur @ Wilayah Persekutuan KL
44) Jegane | V Spec | Blue
45) haVocasta /V Spec / Modern Steel / bangi
46) Zeus88/Spec V/Tafetta White/Klang @ Selangor.
47) Rukia / V spec / tefatta white / KL
48) reezs/V Spec/Taffeta White/Puchong
49) smithkuan/ V spec/ Modern Steel Metallic / Penang
50) rotaziz /V Spec / Modern Steel / kl
51) QuickSilveRv3 / V spec/ Tafetta White / Old Klang Road
52) the^shadow/E spec/Crystal black pearl/KL
53) Billyyz/E Spec/Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic/Johor
54) KaiCai / E spec / Modern Steel / KL
55） Chungfk/V spec/crystal black pearl/ Klang Selangor
56) spacepilot / E spec / Black / Penang island
57) leonard23/E Spec/Taffeta White/Seremban
58) Jagerbomb2929/E Spec/Modern Steel/KL
59) sky025263/ V Spec/ Alabaster Silver Metallic / KL
60) elune84 /E spec/ Modern Steel Metallic/Malacca
61) foocy2001/V Spec/BBM/Petaling Jaya, Selangor
62) xizzat|V spec|Sporty Blue|Kelantan/Sunway
63） Matrix/E spec/Silver/Petaling Jaya

PG Polymer Sealant is an exclusive "polymer glass" compound.

** passenger side **
Left : OK | Right : NG

**minority user**

- Turn off A/C
- Turn off Radio / HU
- Drive smoothly as normal, when speed reach 40KM/H, there will had a "trukkkk" sound from engine bay
** happen only once **

Normal? Problem??

LYN Discussion Thread

Reference
3M
Huber Optik

Price (referance only)
3M
Front & Rear : Crystalline 70
Side : Nano 70
RM1700

Price - RM130-150
Image pending
Type 1
Type 2

Price - RM300(camera) + RM300-350(installation)

Apple/Iphone

Andriod
** For Andriod, please check your phone with MHL support **
MHL cable is different by pin, please confirm suite your phone before purchase.
eg : Note2 is using 11pin MHL
Ebay example
Lelong MHL Cable


Due to certain reason, Honda is limit the usage only when handbrake is pull.
But there is some way to bypass the detection. (refer to DIY)

All the functions in the youtube video is available, EXCEPT :
1. Opening specific door (City open all door)
2. Rolling down all windows. (N/A)

- In any Audio Mode > Menu > Sound >

- Stand near to driver/passenger door side
- Certain volume of water pass through door handle, car will sense as hand
- Car unlock unintentionally

Tested condition :
1. Wash car - spray over the handle - Unlock
2. Heavy rain - Walk nearby - Unlock

Please beware condition like you like to go bonnet side but pass to driver/passenger door side, the car will unlock without aware.

Way 1 (Void warranty due to cutting the wire)

Way 2

Price RM100

Price - RM170-200
Brake - Press brake > Door Lock
Speed - Reach certain speed (normally 20KM/h) > Door Lock (Plug & Play)

Price - RM170
** same with Jazz **
Lock Car >> Fold
Start Car >> Unfold
** additional one wire need added **

Honda City Like FAT32 format so please format it.
Proper way format Flashdrive with CMD
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/52129...rt-command.html
USB support format

Please wait for Honda Link on Andriod

Please wait for Honda Link on Andriod


Below is the US Hondalink install way.
Try at your own risk
Register Here
Hondalink register click here
Apk: *Grab from US Google Play Store
https://www.dropbox.com/s/oo8z6btgg6w39gu/c...a.hondalink.apk

No, due to the safety issue

P - Engine Turn off
R(still) - Engine Turn off
R(moving, slow) - Engine Turn off
N(still) - Engine Turn off
N(moving) - Yes to confirm
D(still) - Engine Turn off
D(moving, slow) - Engine Turn off
D(moving, normal speed) - Press once, Nothing Happen
Press twice - Engine Turn Off

Telephone No: 0066743573749.
**Request for English spoken staff for assistant.

by ZeroSP

by ZeroSP

Tips for a long-lasting Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)

Below are guidelines that will help lengthen the life of the CVT (belt system). The CVT allows for very simple operation (no gear shifting), but it must be driven by an informed driver. The CVT offers many advantages, but it is also the easiest component for an uninformed person to damage.

Maintain a vehicle speed of 5 km/h or more (at least walking speed). This prevents the belt from slipping which generates heat / wear.
Do not overload the vehicle. An overloaded vehicle causes excess slippage/heat to the belt (especially when starting uphill).
Always have a mud guard on front wheel (it helps prevent dust and debris from getting into the CVT).
Try to always stop on level surfaces or in a downhill direction (reduces belt wear over the long term).
If you ever smell burnt rubber, stop the vehicle (its probably the belt).
If the CVT or powertrain begins to vibrate beyond normal, do NOT continue to drive.
HILLS

If starting uphill from a stop, use the brake until the transmission engages (do NOT let the vehicle roll back as you push the throttle)
Do not utilize the throttle to resist rolling backward (as people do with cars when on an incline)
Use the brake to resist backward motion AND release the brake as you press down the throttle
If you must go up a steep hill, get a running start (don't try to start from a dead stop)
If you are going to "coast" down a mountain for an extended period
Do NOT go faster than 15 mph (25 km/h) unless you remove the chain or driveshaft
If you are coasting for many kilometers, remove either the chain or the driveshaft
When going down a steep hill, it is fine to allow the CVT to engage so that you have engine braking
If possible, stop the BUV on flat ground or on a slight decline.
If pointed uphill when parked, accelerate firmly for 1 second (this allows the belt to grab without slipping).
If on a hill or heavily loaded, ask bystanders to help push the BUV into motion as you press the throttle (as people did with the Model T’s). This reduces stress on the belt and powertrain.
IF STUCK AND BUV IS IMMOBILIZED

Do NOT continue to push the throttle (a common way that belts are damaged)
Ask others to push the vehicle back and forth (accelerate during the forward motion only)
or, have several people remove the obstacle
or, use a hand-winch or cable-come-along (keep one with you if in rough terrain)
OTHER

Do not tow the BUV by raising the front wheel only (unless you remove the driveshaft)
Do not tow other vehicles with the BUV
If a small fray occurs on the belt edge, cut it off.
Don't allow a rope, or twine, fishing line, string, etc near the CVT or the engine.
If the belt gets wet, either let it dry, or dry it by putting a very light load on the CVT
Store extra belts in a protected area and away from sharp tools & objects
If driving through long grass, tall bushes, yearling trees, take caution because a twig can damage the belt if ingested by the CVT.
When parked, always remove wheel chocks instead of driving over them.
Do not substitute the the big sprocket (i.e. the driven sprocket) with a smaller size.
Avoid driving the vehicle during a sand/dust storm (wipe-down inner surfaces of the CVT afterwards)
Before wipe down, park the vehicle on level ground, turn off engine, and use wheel chocks.
Do not let engine oil, gasoline, or diesel get on the belt.
If the belt gets muddy, stop the vehicle and wipe down the belt and inward surfaces of the CVT
Do not use a different size belt (write CVT part numbers on the BUV for easy reference)
To observe CVT operation, put the vehicle on blocks & run the powertrain in a stationary position.
Belt tension when engine is off: at belt midpoint, one can push the belt in about 2" & pull outward 1"
If driving up a step or curb,
Instead, hit the curb at 1 mph (and accelerate as each wheel contacts the curb).
If possible, hit the curb at an angle (so each rear wheel climbs the curb separately)
Do not get to the curb, stop completely, and then floor it