Liberty <RM200 without fire insurance

My Iswara one cost like RM90 only... not ori but it does the job

http://www.lelong.com.my/proton-iswara-199...7-01-Sale-I.htm

etiqa third party?

what i meant is etiqa with third party insurance.

oh. you need to directly visit etiqa branch for renewing insurance.

guys,

after long hours (~6hrs) never use the care problem occur

- hard start
- long crank
- release clutch till limit , car still haven't move. But RPM down to 0.5
- Press gas pedal, engine off.
- happen few times only the car will move, but that also cant switch on the AC.

- went to check, mechanic said its carburettor spoil.  I have no idea what to do now.

I'm not sifu so can't answer that for sure.

However it's only one of 2 hoses, you could just unplug both of them and immediately find out.

Personally though, no point to drain the torque converter unless you're planning on overhauling/rebuilding the transmission

Go to those vehicle breakdown scrapyards and nego a price, could be
around RM500 per car, then they will make arrangements to tow the
car away. They may ask for JPJ certificate for scrapping vehicles, for
this you have to make the necessary paperwork. It does not matter
if it is Y2K.

It is part of the recycling business. For the estimated
RM500 he pays you, he will take apart your car for parts
that are reusable and in good condition, like car doors,
radiators, engines, suspension parts which will end up
in the second-hand parts shops. If you visit one of these
second-hand car parts shops you will find rows and rows
of engines, doors, brakes, bumpers etc, everything that
make up a car. They even sell certain new parts, that's
where I got some for my car.

Parts that are not reusable will end up as scrap metal.
So they make a profit doing this service.

Also, don't forget to get the JPJ certificate even if he
does not ask for it, this is to safeguard yourself, just
in case.