just pull off the plug of the buzzer only. Your alarm will still function, no worries.

Thanks bro.

I forgot to mention, last night was heavy rain on highway. I have a feeling that contributed to the alarm

Your door lock buzzer kena water....that's why you can remove to dry it then use hair dryer to dry the inside...happen to mine before...

My 2 weeks old saga cannot lock using remote

Keep giving those beep beep sound after press button

What can be the problem ah. At outstation now. Sienz

Ok tq everybody.. i settle my prob dur to smack down pasu by mom
I D.I.Y all the bumper.. and found out a frount bracket ra a lil bit damage..

I ask a cousin who work at P1 to do a magic work by heat and make good the bracket.. i still owe him one.. here r all the pic b4 n after

does it beep five times? it means something is not properly closed. try opening all 4 doors and boot, and close it slightly harder. especially the boot, sometimes it can trigger the beep beep sound cause not properly closed.
try this method and see if can lock or not.

Yes, it beep 5 times. I left my car unlock then went to restaurant and sat in front of the car for whole meal. Drove it back and then there is no problem of locking it when reached home. Zzz.

I tried to close all including doors, bonnet and boot. But keep beep 5 times. Or I need to reset before I lock it again?

if the car is unlock and not switched on but the alarm indicator is blinking, then you just need to press it to reset it. i think that will solve the problem. the indicator is the button on the left of the hazard light button.

just to double check, when all doors, hood and boot closed, the indicator at the dashboard there doesn't light up to indicate other wise? if it doesn't light up then just try resetting it. if it does light up means one of the doors/hood/boot switch actuator lose liao.

hi all.. I wanna change my brake pad which has been used for 2 and a half year..
any recommended brand or model to buy?
I dun wan to be like proton ori brakepas which has many powders...

brake dust i assume? if you complaining on ori, good luck on local aftermarket brake pads lol.

you can consider checking out EBC greenstuff. just have to find out the part # and self order through amazon US

what is EBC greenstuff?
why "goodluck"?

chances are, stock brake pads would produce least brake dust.

google ebc greenstuff

are u sure? all the while i thought stock brakepad produce the most dusts
if compared to other brands..

my brakepads isn't stock and it is almost dust-free

and so far my car haven't crash yet even though I am using local aftermarket brake pads. On the contrary, it is my car that got crashed into by other cars/motorcycle/lorry.

my faint memory of proton/iswara brake pads many years ago is that their dust are bearable. of course the braking power leaves much to be desired.

on blm/fl/flx, i've yet to notice/hear any brake dust issues from peers/random glances on the cars on our roads.

mine stock and quite a lot of dust despite being ceramic based... then i put on yellowstuff and whatever dust the stock had seemed... "non existent"

i've had crashes on stock/yellow brake pads myself, and other people crashing into me also

Stock pads, crash. EBC pads, Crash....you need 6-8 pots from ferrari... but not sure will still crash or not

This post has been edited by TitanRev: Jul 15 2015, 06:30 PM

i think will lo

Coz you drive like a crazy horse....Hahahahaha