Everytime you lock the car without put gear on reverse the gearbox will try to lock your gear three times and after that it will stop.
So it can be done, but idk if the gearbox will last, or if the lock will last.

Supposingly, when you sign loan...then chassis no. already written there d...

I second this.

i paid 1k deposit for downpayment
still nid pay 1k more
then the rest loan
i paid liao but see ntg
sien

u mean i suppose to get chassis number when i sign loan?
bt nt my case
when can i get my car 😢

Yup...It is written in the loan agreement as well as your repayment amount and period.

But mine is RHB...not sure what u signed with...

I suggest you to call your SA and ask them when are they going to send you the chasis number and car reg no. For my case, I get my car reg no 1 day after I do my booking and chasis number before loan approval. Lucky my SA is efficient.

Also, do write an email to HQ and tell them your case. They will shoot the email to respective departments and internal process will begin to 'wake up'.

Proton has confirmed on its Facebook page that the national carmaker’s offer of a seven-year/250,000 km extended warranty on the Saga, Iriz, Preve, Suprima S and Exora ended on Monday (1 Dec 2015)

goodbye 7 years warranty promo

This post has been edited by trushalvora: Dec 2 2015, 04:19 PM

cukurr ada 7 years warranty..

Are you talking about auto/cvt? I have an auto. In fact, my very first auto car. Is it stated in the manual that we have to put the gear at R while parking?

Another situation,I read somewhere that it is not a good idea to put the car at N everytime we stop the car at traffic light. I believe that is for conventional auto, not cvt. So, is it safe for frequent D-N changes for shorter time?

Not to my recollection.

If you have an auto/cvt, put to P when parking. The reply above is for an earlier question which is certainly for a manual transmission.

Yes. You should ask your SA. The letter SA got from Bank regarding the loan do have your chasis number written.

basically, loan signed. nothing u can do oredi. just wait for the car. correct me if i'm wrong

It's okay to shift between D and N if the car is stationary. I only do it if I anticipate a relatively long wait, like if I just missed the green light, for instance.

What's NOT good is shifting to and from N while the car is moving.

Yea i'm gonna write an email soon
that SA was my friend's cousin
thought that I could trust
very sien
car reg no and chassis no can get when there's stock?

so is it ok for CVT to not change to N while stationary and brake applied?

i sign with ambank
guess i just jadi water fish
signing loan without a chassis number

i already ask him to give me an actual date when can i get car
if i still cannot see i'm gonna make it big
i see u frm signing loan til u got ur car and i have ntg yet

Mostly ppl change to N at traffic lights is so that they dont need to press brakes (unless happen to be at sloppy or hilly area)

then the question is, if you are still going to apply the brakes anyway, what's the point you want to change it to N? Might as well leave it at D. and just in case you are wondering, NO you will NOT save fuel by being in N instead of D. Which then ultimately leads to this, changing from N to D and vice versa becomes pointless (unless you dont want/lazy to step on the brake pedal) and since it is pointless, it causes unnecessary/premature wear and tear to your transmission system.

This post has been edited by LordDenning: Dec 2 2015, 08:14 PM

probably one of the bad apples in the SA people..

Received 10x miscalls from my SA last monday while I was in a meeting. She want to ask me if I want to change color if want car quick before other SA got it.. So terharu..haha

Better call and ask ur SA to explain. I also dont know there is a chasis number on the loan document, but later that day my SA whatsapped me the chassis number..

Push your SA..sms, call, whatsapp him every hour