mention to them constantly , i did. since the 1st 1000km i think got something replace at 20k km. but mine was cbu n its was very common . kruek kruek especially during wet condition

i think is due to our sweat + hot weather

someone in the m3 group has successfully claimed a new steering wheel from sc, brand new one

you're selling quite some good stuff there

This post has been edited by amduser: Jan 2 2017, 09:20 PM

did happen to my previous car before, culprit is wedding ring design with sharp edges...

now no longer wear it, place it in safe place, no such issue anymore

Mine just one year plus

Thanks for the info, I will try to check with SC..

dear fellow M3ers...i believe most of us have experienced the mickey mouse rattling on the suspension area especially on WET days

as it was raining for the past wk, the sound just got louder...n before that had already sent to SC for some change, and yet still persist

very disappointed with this car...not sure if its SC problem, anyone any ideas how to fix this for good ? or maybe apply PU change on the lower arm entirely ?

I'm not wearing any ring, maybe like some other said, is the sweat.. just surprise that it peel off so fast..

whoa i want to do that too , but claim the new facelift steering can?

is the car bushing design problem, some members changed few times still the same, first few weeks ok one then eventually the sound will come back again

best advice is to ignore the problem or go for aftermarket spring and absorber, got member said the sound gone after they go for aftermarket lowered spring

if you are dissappointed with this car, try to look at other car, at least we dont send our car to sc for a month without car to drive

i also wish la, but too bad still the same design

i like the steering design for both the current one and facelift, but the material they used seems like not so convincing

ah this is the universe telling u not to wear wedding ring while driving maz3

Hi everyone. long time not posting here.
recently I've got info that our car can install TPMS at aftermarket.
Does anyone here already did it?

is madza 3 hatchback still available as I see in the website is sedan version only?

How old is your car? Mine already 18 months and no problem with the steering leather wrap so far. I would lay off on the turtle wax leather protection. You don't know how it is affecting the leather.

Yes, I've done. it. What do you want to ask me?

agree, i don't think it's a good idea to apply anything onto the steering wheel. not just this car, for all cars in fact.

I had this problem previously. Occur only during rainy days, but sound disappears once I drive fast (dries the water) which proves water was the culprit.
Brought to SC and they did something with my brakes, not sure was tightening it or something, but no more water problems after that.

Did at Mazda SC Setia Alam. Thumbs up for them for fixing it.

Don't be disappointed with the car.
Used my Mazda 3 2010, CBU for 6 years, only problem was the rattling sound which occurred on the 5th year.



This post has been edited by GrimSxn: Jan 3 2017, 09:52 PM

how's your feedback about it?
Does it work very well?
Does it integrate with our MZD Connect?
Any photo to share?

actually my engine light come off and on every week...just pump 97 yesterday and see whether the engine light will on within this week.

How is the kreuk kurek sounds like?
Is there anyone taken video with it?
So far,i haven't heard anything.... Finger cross. Mine is just about 3 months old baby.

It's a standalone system with its own display. It doesn't integrate with our MZD screen.

I bought from this website: http://myvicton.com/
The internal type. You will need a tyre shop to install for you. So far so good. When you drive it will show you the pressure and temp increasing. When the pressure drops below 2.5 bar when cold I know it's time to pump up. It also has alarms to warn of air leakage and high temp.

Pros: removes the guesswork of when to pump air. Warns of leakage and high temp.
Cons: need to charge the display once a month. The solar panel doesn't work so well.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Jan 4 2017, 03:35 PM


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