post in skyactiv m3 group in fb then no need censor plate lor

I think he want the oil balance after the service. So far I only been to service twice (1k and 10k). Sg. Besi branch does not give back the remaining new EO. But 10K service at Equine park, they returned the remaining oil in the 1 litre pack.

I think what he mean is, the new bottle of engine oil, and what ever is left after changing, the unused oil left in the bottle, not old engine oil~ If perodua Glenmarie, they give back the remaining engine oil with it's original bottle without needed to request. So somehow there's some proof that they did change your engine oil, and that almost empty bottle is the proof.

You use paddle shift means you engage manual mode. It is called manual mode for a reason, meaning, the computer won't do the job for you until you input what you want. It applies to recent models of mercedes and bmw also which i test drove before.

It will last about 5 seconds. If you reached the speed or complete your maneuver, upshift manually to lower down the engine RPM. There's nothing wrong with the car at all. If you think it is not fast enough, do it with the gear shifter, that one very direct the moment you push out of manual mode.
Why do you want remaining engine oil back? They all pour exact amount (5L) into the oil sump after draining. They already give you free engine oil, some more want to ask more??

If you want your old engine oil back, please tell them so, but very unlikely they will allow you as it is messy and well go against their SOP and 5S procedure. Service centres (even neighbourhood workshops) will use a giant oil catch tank when they drain out the oil so in the end of the day, they can drain out that tank to recycle vendor.

Unless you're into used oil analysis (which is extremely rare for normal motorist here and i can quite confidently say in this region other than large commercial fleet companies), there's no point for you keeping the old oil. If you die die want to have the old oil, the service technician can simply just pump the oil from the oil catch tank and give it to you, which already mix with maybe 20 cars/trucks worth of used oil. No way to ascertain that used oil is the one drained from your car.

*correction : for outside workshop, most likely you can witness them do the service on your car. So less risk of them skipping your car's servicing unless you're away.

And how are you going to dispose it properly? The SC/workshops at least will liase with those oil recycling vendor to collect.

If really cannot trust the service centre, then either you request you be present to witness when they service your car (which they most likely won't allow) or do service DIY style on your own (not outside workshop as the same situation stated above applies).

You mean new engine oil? How much oil they return to you?
Ok la if that's what they want to prove themselves. But still doesn't prove that bottle of engine oil was indeed poured into your car, could be any empty bottle around their tong sampah...oh well, conspiracy theories aside, i'll just trust them in doing their thing since it is warranted and part of their free service package.

As for the Honda case, i think it is a genuine oversight of the staff there. If it is really prevalent here regardless of car brand, that means the companies here are really shit head in the business ethics and moralities.

I give them my     

Soli ah, should be pedal instead of paddle.. 

Haha~ since i din request, they also return, i assume that they return it back to every customers, including old parts. So if every customer they also return back the remaining engine oil, it's difficult for them to look for empty engine oil bottles den~

Haha, the fb group still a lot ppl ma~~

You mean new engine oil? How much oil they return to you?
Ok la if that's what they want to prove themselves. But still doesn't prove that bottle of engine oil was indeed poured into your car, could be any empty bottle around their tong sampah...oh well, conspiracy theories aside, i'll just trust them in doing their thing since it is warranted and part of their free service package.

As for the Honda case, i think it is a genuine oversight of the staff there. If it is really prevalent here regardless of car brand, that means the companies here are really shit head in the business ethics and moralities.

I give them my     

     
In Perodua, you pay for the servicing right? So it should be rightful for them to give back whatever unused item as they charge you in whole Litres of the engine oil.

But if Mazda, with free oil, and still do that, almost charity leh....unless you opt for the fully synthetic oil that must pay la...probably will return about half a litre back to you...

You mean new engine oil? How much oil they return to you?
Ok la if that's what they want to prove themselves. But still doesn't prove that bottle of engine oil was indeed poured into your car, could be any empty bottle around their tong sampah...oh well, conspiracy theories aside, i'll just trust them in doing their thing since it is warranted and part of their free service package.

As for the Honda case, i think it is a genuine oversight of the staff there. If it is really prevalent here regardless of car brand, that means the companies here are really shit head in the business ethics and moralities.

I give them my     

it seems like when the sales volume increase = quality goes down

those staff need to have self discipline and ethics, but how many really has that kind of mindset

just like last time my vios got accident, they changed a new headlight, but the headlight clip is not completely fit and after a while got water vapor inside the headlight, the other side is the original headlight that is already 10 years old also dont have this problem, and if inspect closely, the design of the new headlight is slightly different, the clipping point also different and can never be fit perfectly, i suspect they use some clone headlight on my car but i also lazy to argue with them already since i need my car back urgently...totally hopeless

we need 5L of engine oil right? if i'm not mistaken mazda engine oil come with 4L bottle, so to refill the engine oil of m3 we need 2 bottle, if give back the extra bottle of engine oil that would be 3L worth of engine oil already

we need 5L of engine oil right? if i'm not mistaken mazda engine oil come with 4L bottle, so to refill the engine oil of m3 we need 2 bottle, if give back the extra bottle of engine oil that would be 3L worth of engine oil already

So it means all Mazda SC dun give back remaining engine oil?
How about the old parts that have been replaced?
Just asking first, coz i think good to know when i do my 1k service later.

I din get remaining oil. Old parts wont giving back as well. I think if you ask for it they will giving back maybe.
Those part can be sell as scrap and I guess for now, the used parts might need to send back to HQ? I'm not sure.

So it means all Mazda SC dun give back remaining engine oil?
How about the old parts that have been replaced?
Just asking first, coz i think good to know when i do my 1k service later.

i got mine back though.. just did my 20k service last week
Engine oil and a/c filter.

i got mine back though.. just did my 20k service last week
Engine oil and a/c filter.

So it means all Mazda SC dun give back remaining engine oil?
How about the old parts that have been replaced?
Just asking first, coz i think good to know when i do my 1k service later.

Since the service is free I don't think they are obliged to give back the remaining engine oil. They can combine the remaining engine oil to use for other cars.

this should have nothing to do with transmission. Just the pedal, and response in engine combustion...

You mean new engine oil? How much oil they return to you?

Maybe I didn't ask for it. But I feel is ok. Cause as for new car, the engine oil should be just decrease a bit before the next service. If my car is more than 5 years then I will request for it as might need to add-up before the next service.

Since the service is free I don't think they are obliged to give back the remaining engine oil. They can combine the remaining engine oil to use for other cars.

Replacement of parts is a different story. If you are being charged for the part they should return you the old part to prove it has been replaced.

this should have nothing to do with transmission. Just the pedal, and response in engine combustion...