I thought they are stopping the WD...A series and move to V and F plate series?

I saw WD.... A plate since last week already.. try selangor also la BNV

1.5t drivers out there, are you pumping (planning to pump) ron95 or 97?

According to Honda's chief engineer Yuji Matsumochi, he mentioned that the engine is tuned to run on regular (ron95). As for premium (ron95 and above), no difference.

FC is still the way to measure any difference. Did u do FC calc on ur BMW?

I alternate between 95 and 97 and somehow it feels difference in terms of power ... feel good factor maybe. Got to start monitoring the FC with the civic.

My plan now is to run 97 until 1500 to 2000kms. Then change to 95 to see any difference.

Warning by car companies of using Euro 2 diesel in Euro 5 engines.

https://www.onemotoring.com.sg/content/onem...s_Causeway.html

Despite the lower fuel cost and higher performance of diesel-engined cars, owners of such vehicles are advised to enjoy these advantages only in Singapore and not across the Causeway because of the big difference in diesel fuel quality.

New diesel-engined passenger models sold in Singapore are Euro 5-compliant and the ultra-low sulphur diesel sold at the pumps here contains only 50 ppm (parts per million) of sulphur. This specification is compliant for use in Euro 5 diesel engines.

On the other hand, diesel fuel sold in Malaysia is Euro 2 compliant, with 500 ppm. Euro 4 standards with 50 ppm are expected to be implemented in 2015.

"It is not recommended for the new Kia Sorento Diesel to use Malaysian diesel as it is of a much lower grade," says Chin Kee Min, senior manager of authorised Kia distributor Cycle & Carriage Kia. "If lower grade diesel is used, it may cause engine clogging and misfiring issues, and perhaps other related problems as well."

A workshop manager who did not want to be named said that if the wrong diesel specification - such as one with high-sulphur content - is used "persistently", it could risk clogging the diesel particulate filter and may also cause engine damage.

"If there is a need to fill the tank, do not overfill but have enough to get across to Singapore and then refuel with better quality diesel in Singapore," he said.

He explained that using lower quality diesel may result in some "light smoke from the exhaust" as a result of the high sulphur content.

"It is also advisable to run the vehicle with the better quality diesel at expressway speeds for at least 20 minutes so the diesel particulate filter can regenerate itself. When in doubt, take the vehicle back to the dealer for a proper check," he added.

As for loading a jerry can with diesel from Singapore and carrying it with you for trips up north, the workshop manager does not recommend it.

He explains: "For safety reasons, this is not advisable."

Then again, the superb fuel efficiency of a diesel-engined car may not require most owners to fill up in Malaysia at all.

A Wearnes Automotive spokesman says that with a full tank of diesel, the Jaguar XF 2.2D will be able to travel "over 1,000 km".

"An owner is likely to be able to make a short trip to Kuala Lumpur and back with no difficulty," he said. "However, if absolutely necessary, customers are advised to top up only sufficient diesel to travel back to Singapore and not to fill up a full tank."

I think you're misunderstanding on the RON rating and sulphur content which is 2 different things. Yes, cars in Malaysia are detuned to accept lower RON fuel (RON92) which prevents knocking/pinging but the sulphur content is what Euro 2 (500ppm) and Euro4 (50ppm) is all about.

According to the article which I posted, it can damage the emission control system and long term use may damage the engine - although it's talking about diesel engines.

V car plate when would it start for bidding?

Anyone going to try that RON100 from Petron?

It is alreatdy there posted by pigin earlier here :

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3859674/+2520

I only have this. Tmr holiday I post one more la

Manual says u get the low fuel indicator when u have 7L left in the tank.

Maybe 7L is rezeb??

My SA gave me these. 1.8 version tho

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But you can see the difference in colour for Lunar Silver & Modern Steel

JB still offering RM3,600 But comes with Yuma carpets though... But still, quite high...

Nope, already asked if got any discount. None whatsoever... sad... JB maybe no competition.

im reading from the receipt.

llumar atr-50 front back.. (are these security films btw??) they just seem like normal UV tints..

llumar t4-50 all sides.

want meh 30% for back.. this not veilfire worrr

Also good to confirm with your SA that the tint installer installs it at the dealership in the dealer's dust free room instead of driving the car out to the tint shop to get it done.  Something I am particular about.  Who knows how many test drives and joy rides your new car gets when it get's dropped off at a 3rd party shop outside for tinting to get done