... You bought it from the workshop?

Oh... Original.

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Aug 4 2014, 02:36 PM

I'm using Osram Nightbreaker Plus. I'm quite happy with it, but I'd be happy to have a longer range and brighter light. I'm thinking of switching to the Nightbreaker Unlimited and giving this set to either my mom or sister

Can come aerial image for me for few hours for free ka? There's this dude/wimmin who I never seen before and haven't managed to see with a blue faded kancil whose car is partially blocking one of the sparking space for my household's vehicle . It has been more than one day already and that thing hasn't moved. If I had a truck I'd have use it to shove that thing backwards a few feet or just tow it to somewhere else .

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Aug 5 2014, 04:55 PM

Do a lot of night driving to meet chicken? I don't use mine much.

Oooh. Mine also come with front strut bar.

Ooh. Mine also Ultra racing.

Look like tahi

What new car?

I encountered many situations where I'd probably hit the car in front if they were to suddenly brake the last few times I went out to cruise around, simply because most of them think that a space large enough for their car to enter is a valid reason to switch lanes. Being an ass I just brake as needed but lightly and stick right up behind their cars until they switch lanes again or speed up, but it also depends on whether the distance between their cars and the cars in front of them.

Lel. I think you haven't seen enough cars then. My abah's cucuki's rear brake pads produce dust like fak. Luckily the rims design is simple so cleaning them is pretty easy.

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Aug 7 2014, 11:19 PM

No idea about the Exec's equipment list, but you can opt to buy the Persona Elegance electric side mirrors from Proton/spare part shop and get either Proton or a workshop/accessory shop to install for you, though if it's a new car I'd bring it back to Proton to retain the warranty.

The sound I had from the back was the metal creaking noise that went Eekk whenever a passenger was sitting and moving on the right of the rear seats. I solved that by removing the seats (pretty easy, just that with our weather it's uncomfortable), placing newspaper and cotton at first before switching to Insulflex and sticking it around the metal parts that the seat will be lying on.

Your sound..... No idea. You could try taking off the door trims and using some sort of tape or glue or sticky stuff to hold the door trim clips in place to see if that helps. They don't all sit tight on their designated spots, so it might be them making rattling noise. Otherwise maybe it's related to your suspension system .

Dashboard vibration issue... The furthest you can check into the dash is the spot behind the radio and the middle control unit. If you wish to go further you'll need to remove the entire dashboard. It might also be the metal clips of the top cover above the middle air-vents that are rattling because they're loose. If they're the source of the noise it can be easily solved by placing thin double sided tape over each of the cover's legs before placing the clips over the legs. The middle cover can be taken off easily with your fingernails or a flat screwdriver, but make sure it's one with a big width, else you'll risk breaking/deforming the cover itself.

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Aug 8 2014, 03:27 AM

muslayer - I recall that you bought new air-cond vents from your spare parts shop. Is the rattling sound solved completely? I'm getting tired of the sound that's being made by the left and right air-cond vents. The new ones I bought are like a hundred times worst than the current ones. They rattle even if it's in the shut position, compared to the original vents that rattle only when in the open position.

It looks about right for an auto Persona Elegance based on the service sheet on the first page of the thread .

Your car's damaged area looks too big for DIY touch up to look good, unless you're really good at it . I would just spend the money to fix the affected area, and maybe send the car to be detailed to reduce the difference in paint tone etc. Your car is in need of it anyway .

I guess it depends on the workmanship quality of the shop you sent it to. And about the layers of paint for panel respraying, I have no idea actually. I only know that for full car respray it ranges from 2 to 3 layers for base and clear coat, or even just 1 layer each depending on how much you're willing to spend.

Yeah.. Sorry about that.

I noticed just a few weeks ago that SWV also has the Aero style blades like the PIAA blade I got. . Right now my PIAA blades wipe well only for the first few times and they start juddering after that. If I don't turn them on, I'd still be blind cause the water beading isn't that strong either. . I have to resort to manually controlling the wiper stalk once in a while even for the intermittent position.

My guess is that it's because the Vios uses EPS instead of a HPS system.

Edit: And under what situation?

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Aug 24 2014, 07:33 PM

Hmm. No idea. The middle part of the steering is not really nice, but other than that it is pretty OK, firm, and just nice in softness. But it is a little bit small in circumference for me.

Dunnid to sugarcoat to make Persona owners feel better . Lousy tetap lousy, don't need to defend. .