QUOTE(athrunzaru @ Feb 2 2015, 08:31 PM)
2nd gear hit 100kph PROTON SAGA BLM, FL & FLX Thread V66, Jerkyy Dong Dong Chiang
PROTON SAGA BLM, FL & FLX Thread V66, Jerkyy Dong Dong Chiang
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Feb 2 2015, 09:45 PM
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Feb 3 2015, 07:16 PM
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QUOTE(ktek @ Feb 3 2015, 02:50 PM) GaGa 1s are all fai poin fai JJ. Btw, jiu from Pinang rite? I tot jiu drib Inspaliah? Lately upgrade drib GaGa liao ar This post has been edited by davidke20: Feb 3 2015, 07:16 PM |
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Feb 3 2015, 07:29 PM
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QUOTE(weichi @ Feb 3 2015, 04:00 PM) Hi all, my saga flx 1.6 has an issue of steering vibration when braking at speed above 80kmh. Is it a fault or just the nature of the car? disberak sudah bengkoked. Save marnee & change another set, dun bother to skin it or huateber. Usually magician/tayarchop like to ask kastomer go skin 1 layer off, then charge RM35/side with labor all in will be around RM150. After skin, then tell u the old berakpad no smooth, your newly skin disberak will get grind by the old pad. So hor, they advice jiu to change berakpad, again cost you another RM100 or so. All in RM250+-. Plobrem is, the disc is only 19mm in stock form if not mistaken, after skin liao u hilang an mm or 2, would you imagine what happen to the disc if you driving halfway rain comes? Now on stock form already warp at 36k km, would you think after skinned, the disc become thinner, can it still last another 36k km? My car's about 36k mileage constant 5k-10k servicing. Using stock tyres and rims. FYI https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2499409 Brembo rotor, around RM400 nia 1 pair |
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Feb 4 2015, 08:21 AM
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QUOTE(Oyaji @ Feb 4 2015, 06:16 AM) Dude, passenger car's tyre came with steel belt reinforcement, hence hitting a nail will not punch it a whole or burst the balloon immediately. If a nail has punched it, you'll slowly lose some few PSi a week. By the time it goes flat overnight, good chance is you've clocked enough mileage on the nail that injured the steel belt reinforcement and make the hole a lot bigger until the leaking surface can't cope. Other than physical inspection, 1 will not be able to determine whether it is true if there's a nail attached on your tyre.Other than that, performance tyres tend to stick larger particle such as stone or debris between the thread. When that happened, yes you'll hear pulsating ticking noise from your tyres as the car move. On other case, the ticking noise are loud, something like [TAK TAK TAK TAK TAK] when braking, and it came from the back, chances are the drum brake hub issue. If this is the case, yes it is covered under warranty contract. It is rare for newer FLXs as the latest FLXs has been rectified from factory. 2012 and 2013 FLXs will have this issue. So, do get it checked at trust worthy tyre shop before hand. You're asking, we're trying to help. In the end we don't earn nothing from you anyways. Do it from the cheapest first. I know you probably wouldn't wanna pay tyre shop for inspection, but that's the way it is. If you gangho die die wanna send Plotong Service Centre, good chance is the tyre got nail, and you get charge a premium on patching/changing tyre at Plotong instead of paying RM5 at bawah pokok tyre shop. Cainis old saying goes, small money no out, big wealth no in. In the event of no nails, you'll probably ended up paid RM20 for checking all 4 tyres, u get a peace of mind sending the car for warranty, and you know for a fact that SC unable to slaughter you by saying your tayar got plobrem p/s: tayar itself not covered under warranty yo This post has been edited by davidke20: Feb 4 2015, 08:47 AM |
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Feb 4 2015, 12:04 PM
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Keep lar annual leave. Later offer letter come liao can faster start work, take higher salary mar
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Feb 4 2015, 03:11 PM
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Feb 5 2015, 12:18 AM
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QUOTE(THE CLASS OF 13 @ Feb 4 2015, 11:05 PM) lol because i care la bro, Are you serious about getting your CONTROL down?i want good driving experience, i might settle with myvi if i dont care about handling and so on. yes it is my subpar driving skill and fyi i want to focus more on improving my driving skill legally which before this i dont give a damn. hahaha. deswai i need a not so new car lah which can provide me a good base for improving driving skills. you know accident happens man, not that i drive memkhinzir buta lorh..darah muda maa there is always the need for speed in our spirit hahaha. btw thanks for the advice. so which car will you choose? Get an old Saga Sedan 1.5[S] for below 3k. Make sure you get the 1 without power steering. Good thing about that car is, it's cheap to maintain. Make sure you get the old Orion 8Valves. The engine has tremendous amount of low end torque, running on MIKUNI dual barrel carburetor. The engine has no rev limiter, hence the best I've seen is my biological brother take it all the way beyond 8krpm, whilst the speedo over clocked 180kph and pinching the bottom of the dash cluster. The front suspension setup is basic coil over type. Good thing is, castor will never run off unless chassis/lower arm bent. In the event of camber out, all you care to do is change the bushes and you'll be good. Rear setup is complicated type of travelling arm suspension(our local folks call it torsion beam, which is not) with in built anti roll bar. Rear drum brake will not jam as often as any other car that has a rear drum brake setup. However, the master brake pump is single layer, the brake feedback is super vague to an extend you felt like Flinstone using your own foot to create friction on the ground. This helps you to practice your ultra accurate of heel & toe action. On stock form, the car is super understeer, makes it super safe to drive. After change rim, immediately offset will be automatically set negative(just about any aftermarket rim will make you negative due to the design of the car). Your turning angle will be increase drastically, and tend to have a lot more lift off over steer. In short, you get to drift with a stock front wheel drive car. This will help you develop a lot of reflects speed, response time, and experience of near loss event. Your steering action will be very sensitive to how the car negotiate and even without looking, by the feel of the steering you'll know the rough traveling speed. This year, SNF around the corner. You may take it to Sepang and trash it to the max to find out YOUR limit. With an old Saga, it's never about the car anymore, it's about the driver! Tame that beast, and your driving skill will never be break! It's so cheap that you can break the engine and buy another car. Dude, for below 3k, how bad do you expect it to be? Even if it is, throw it away and buy another 1 already! |
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Feb 5 2015, 10:15 AM
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QUOTE(jarod89 @ Feb 5 2015, 09:39 AM) Noted with thanks Take off your passenger side coil mat. Use your palm to feel the floor carpet see whether its wet. If it is, chances areill try that and get back to you. Cheers! I did a couple of things previously then the smell went away. So i didnt know which one worked *face palm. anyway is there a need to spray Lysol ? 1) leaking windscreen 2) leaking aircon condensor return fluid hose(aircond water just like those household unit drip water from the outside) This 1 ultra common, Mahihi used to flood his cabin without knowing the hose detached, until I found out 3) intake shutter bitten by rat, outside moist kambing in from wiper housing Solution: 1) Send it to mudguard shop/bodyshop 2) Just about any accessories shop that repairs aircon can do it. You can DIY if you willing to do so. 3) Also can DIY by following below video http://youtu.be/gyVQsCzRJd0 |
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Feb 5 2015, 07:32 PM
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QUOTE(iskazulka @ Feb 5 2015, 10:43 AM) QUOTE(jarod89 @ Feb 5 2015, 11:00 AM) ![]() QUOTE(coolkwc @ Feb 5 2015, 03:29 PM) My passion QUOTE(coolkwc @ Feb 5 2015, 03:42 PM) No, i won't choose any car from your list. Keep it cool broStay with your repaired/non virgin/not feel very good poor Saga, demod your car, put 13" rim kompang, change ur suspension to soft-like-tofu BLM/FL spring/absorber, cabut FS, pasang throttle limiter, put a 'P' sticker on your rear and windscreen and drive like a lady in future...never change your car and tear the 'P' sticker unless no accident due to own reckless in future 10 years time....i 'm telling this seriously. QUOTE(THE CLASS OF 13 @ Feb 5 2015, 05:56 PM) lol that stock setup i stick about 1 and half year dy, i know its limit, its not that i dunno limit of my car laa.. Next time crash edi, keep it low bro why you sungguh2 wan me drive slow, i pernah overtake you dangerously in JB area arr? do u know how im involved with the accident? thanks bro for the advice ill drive really slow and carefully for the next 50 years. lel that one what we called alasan in malay hahaha this what ive been thinking since got my car, im still studying so need to put it a side first that time, been following track driving for pass 2 years. i think now is the right time . I just need opinion which car you guys will choose and thanks for the recommendation hahaha this one really expensive one why not join track day let it go kaw kaw and drive carefully on public road |
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Feb 5 2015, 07:38 PM
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Feb 5 2015, 07:48 PM
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Feb 6 2015, 05:35 AM
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QUOTE(Bazinga! @ Feb 5 2015, 08:35 PM) mind sounded like this There's a very good chance after you read all my "WUEKEKEKEKEKE" comment then totally omit the last paragraph. You did put your right foot down the gas pedal when you feels the car unable to start, is that right? Wuekekekekekekekekeke = no fuel supply but car petrol got half tank just hope it is a one off problem. thanks for finding the detail for me yea If there's no fuel supply, sorry lah you wait 5 minutes, 50 minutes, 500 years also your car will not start back. Only mechanical failure will lead to fuel supply cut. So, there's a good chance that your combustion chamber is flooded |
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Feb 6 2015, 10:02 AM
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Feb 6 2015, 05:12 PM
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QUOTE(coolkwc @ Feb 6 2015, 11:49 AM) Actually i'm not so agree that our spark plug overflood due to turn on key repeatedly. There will be chance that the noozle not close tight. Hence it flood the combustion chamber. I don't really mean repeatedly trigger the fuel pump by switching the key on/off manytime can replicate the flooding situation. I'm not saying I'm 100% right, but have seen how the nozzle works as I'd went for sonic cleaning by using the high frequency shaker to clean my injectors. Before cleaning the injector, we use the high pressure pump to go through the process of FLUSH. As I press the button to shut, there are still cleaning agent slowly drip off the nozzle head(flooding combustion chamber). According to magician, this is usually the FUEL itself not pure that causes such issue. It's not dirty, it's just that the fuel itself will create sludge and jammed the nozzle from contracting. After sonic cleaning, hook up the flush machine. As soon as I press the button to shut off, immediately nothing came out from the nozzle I purposely done this for 10 times continuously, but heck i still manage to turn on the engine by just cranking normally at 11th time. I repeat this test few times adi, maybe you guys can try try. davidke20 Technically, regardless how many times you switch the key on/off, the fuel regulator is there to hold the pressure at the right position. The most it will only strain your fuel pump and fuel delivery line. My point is, if your car already can't start during the WUEKEKEKE situation(which probably caused by nozzle not close tight, already flooding), somemore you switch the key on/off to trigger the fuel pump, the already leaking nozzle will further leak fuel and causing more kick start problem with the flooded combustion chamber. Hope this explains it well. Oh btw, thanks for the "complement". To me, your comment sound a lot more like saying I'm very CAINIS, to an extend a translator can direct translate my Engrish back to Cainis without an issue |
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