Did you use 55W HID? So far into it face any burnt bulb using 35W HID.

Retrofit your headlight man, worth it. Around 1k+ only, you won't regret

If there is defect on the headlamp, yes, but you're talking about burnt out bulb, then it's not covered since it is considered a wear and tear part. However, if you change to a new bulb from Proton SC, you'll get 6 months warranty.

It's coherently a design flaw in the electrical or wiring system, when I installed the bulbs I always wore gloves.

Can't say definitively, but yes, Philips, Osram, Bosch, and one Germany-made bulbs (forgot the brand), I've tried all of these and they still ended up burnt.

That was when I thought maybe the power output was the problem (55W). Seeing as there was no(?) lower wattage halogen bulb suitable, that's why I opted for 35W HID. I retrofitted my headlamp with 3" xenon projectors for maximum and proper HID lighting, and so far so good.

No regret, so far I've gone through two police roadblocks at night. Well, actually it's under JPJ jurisdiction

Hey, I did it there for 1.3-1.4+, can't remember

You can always put angel eyes too

My SC even recommended to change at 60k lol.

Screw it, I'll change at 100k.

Has anyone changed to aftermarket brake discs?

Location? Did you change the rear discs as well?

I got confused by the pricing lol.

390 for a pair of rotors and inclusive of brake pads?

Ah ok, will enquire from him more.

I haven't taken close look at the brake discs since purchasing the car years ago, but judging from part numbers, it seems like the front rotor is different from the rear rotor.

Oh it's time for V24, will do it tonight

Recommended to change to third party steel hose, cost is less than RM 100 IIANM.

Semi synthetic oil technically can be used up to 10k or 6 months, but general industry practice is until 5k or 3 months only.

Before you decide to proceed to use Syn800 until 10k, please remember that there is warranty issue should anything happen after 5k.

Depends on SC. Like I said, the 5k is recommended but some SC would prefer to play it safe. For you to be on the safe side as well, why not just service to their 'requirement'.

The way I see it, you either pay everything twice (including the Syn800) for two 3 months service, or you can choose to use Syn1000/3000/5000/7000 and only do thr service once every 6 months.

I would (and have always been) using fully synthetic oil for 10k/6 months, you get better quality engine oil as well.

The choice is yours, there's no correct practice to choose.

Impossible to fit different tyre and rim size together.

Shit, I hear humming sounds from front left side whenever my RPM between 1.5k and 2k.

This can't be good.

Some say fuse problem, some say wiring.

I retrofitted my headlights with HID projectors and 35W HID bulbs, seem to get rid of the problem, more than a year already.