Newie here. What is meant by double signal? Double signal on the dashboard? Or double brake light at the back?

Thanks.

P/S The proton manager here told me about the soft and hard brakes technology they use on proton. Can't remember which is the one they use for Preve. On braking, fine dust will result on the disc.

On using the car in the morning, you will hear some noise from the brake due to this dust.

Is this the cause of the helicopter sound?

Yup the disk on the front brake surface not even.
Waiting 2 hours for the mechanic and his supervisor to check and measure every inch of the disk, record results on few sheets of paper before they put in new disk on both side.

What is meant by double signal? Hazard lights come on automatically when you do hard braking.

dont do like what i did bro.. u can also try from 100.. just hard braking..

okey bro

Congrates bro....
You took your car from Juru ? I stay near there next time can do TT and service car together....
Enjoy your ride bro... man too many white preve nowadays... mine too...

Can't agree more.
Drove my dad's Altis up Cameron highland 2 weeks back. He asked me which one better....
I say not bad about the same but deep inside... Altis is no match in terms of Drivability.... Preve is sheer fun driving especially the ride and handling.. handsdown!
I coulnd't put myself together to say car that cost 2x more is not as good ... but reliability wise - Toyota is of course miles ahead....

new premium preve doesnt come with CFE emblem anymore ah? this Lotus and Turbo emblem is standard for a new one?

my car come out from ALIO in jelutong penang.. but i stay near to AutoCity Juru.. i will go juru there take car in future.. coming my 1k service is on 4th August.. made the appointment ady with my SA.. he will help me do booking.. will try to rectify the minor helicopter sounds too.. not loud, but can notice it..

if all time available then may meet up d.. Initially i plan to buy soft lilac.. after that consider quite long time, choose white in the end.. Soft lilac so far i only saw once on the road of penang bridge.. Mostly i saw white, silver and red..

as i notice all proton dealer and heard from SA, all new Preve come with TURBO emblem already.. so far we hardly to determine whether the car is EXEC or Premium from exterior unless notice from behind.. Spoiler and TURBO emblem..

last time i drive myvi and vios, steering so light can drive with 1 hand..preve steering is damn heavy, need use both hand..even after driving for 1 month+ but still cant get use to it

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heavier is good.. this is one of the reason i buy preve.. it much good to control our car.. especially good in driving on highway.. civic also almost same.. vios and city a bit same to myvi.. quite light steering..

U need go back SC since u using Syn 800 when come to 5k mileage? I thought next service should 10k instead? Mind to advise? My SA told me it will last up to 10k...btw I'm using Syn800.

5000 intervals are optional

thats why u could drive like a bawse at 180km/h with preve...

perhaps your SA did not know the details
for syn 800, it need to be changed after 5000 KM.

it depends on what engine oil being used during 1k service
for my preve, the syn 800 oil already very dark and thick when it comes to 5k KM, obviously it needs to be changed

guys, what is the cost to install suprima a pillar tweeter? SC can do it?

Anybody here has RaceChip on their car? Thinking of getting one as they're having a RM400 rebate for raya. Read mixed reviews on prevec forum.

I am using syn 1000, should i change it when 5k KM come?? Some say new engine should change engine oil more frequent to prolong the engine lifespan.

I did that for first 10,000km

First Service 1,000km
Second Service 5,000km (Semi-Synt)
Third Service 10,000km (Semi-Synt)

Reason the engine is still new, frequent change will be better to remove the metal particles....



After that
Can start changing to Fully Synt and can go for 10,000km OCI.

Semi-Synt can go for 10,000km OCI for normal use as per Proton but I wouldn't want ... Perhaps 7,500KM is okay...

This post has been edited by davidlow7: Jul 24 2014, 11:10 AM