These days can never know what will get missing.. Even the rubber cap for the nut on the wiper also gets missing.

Might go see how much per set today..

Same here, Around lunch hour just now.

Welcome to the community.

Both fits the BR-V. The latter (RM80) covers abit more space (with the third row seat folded up) than the former (RM59) which covers only the area with the third row seat down and in position.

I used the latter.

Hi bro, welcome to the community.

Yr fuel consumption of 11.5km/l is about average. Mine turn in about 10.0km/l to 11.0km/l and mostly on city driving with heavy traffic.

Given the fact that it is the same engine, FC outcome can be different from one to another and there are always logical explanation that contributes to the different outcome, road conditions, driving behaviour etc. can affect the FC outcome.

This post has been edited by reddevil04: Feb 28 2017, 08:12 PM

Get use to the car and setup. The engine and the earth dream CVT is a combination that should give good FC.

Try some different road and traffic condition and you probably will map out the average km/l.

Bro, strongly suggest to try a different Service Centre on the air cond problem like AquilaTE suggested.
Perhaps try SC in Ipoh instrad of Sitiawan, which is nearer to you. Am sure there is one that is attentive enough to look into it.

This post has been edited by reddevil04: Mar 1 2017, 06:45 PM

Requested to change to this fully synthetic 0w20 engine oil and replace oil filter during the 1k inspection.

Paid for the oil filter n engine oil only.

Air cond filter issue is actually the recirculate air vent not properly setup hence outside air coming into the cabin even with the vent in shut position. This issue is not across the board. Some encounter it while some don't.

Rusty exhaust pipe is actually the hook that secures the mid section of the exhaust system to the vehicle body to minimize vibration. The hook appears rusty. Solution: a coat of paint will fix it. This is also not across the board.

Missing light in the gearbox is actually gear position not luminated at the gear at night. But there is a gear indicator on the RPM. (arent we suppose to keep our eyes on the road? So is this a problem if the gear indicators at the gear is not luminated?)

If your intention is for local commute, to pick up and drop off your kids, this can be the perfect vehicle as there is a second air cond blower at th back, seats up to 5 at the back and it handles like a sedan car.

Hope the above suffice to address your primary concerns..

This post has been edited by reddevil04: Mar 4 2017, 09:33 PM

Nice to know that your ride is being attended and a thorough check in being carried out.

BTW, was just wondering if you took any service personnel in your ride and then follow a bus or a truck, just to drive the point of outside air / exhaust fumes getting into the cabin.

Its rather strange to hear they change the aircond gas since aquilaTE rectified this and it was due to the air vent not tightly closed or setup.

Ok now it makes sense draining and replacing the gas. Hope all is well with your ride. Keep us updated..

This problem has two explanation;
1) The glare from the headlight is due to the replacement assembly that is not original and usually the cheaper ones are the culprit because of its reflective materials and distribution of the light that resulted a glare to oncoming vehicles.

2) When the halogen bulbs are replaced by HID system. When this happens, the light intensity from the HID bulb have a wider throw and without a protective shield to redistribute the throw light downwards, this can cause an intense glare for oncoming vehicles.

For BR-V, there is a light leveling adjustment on the right side just next to the VSC switch. In the manual, it is advise to use different level for different passenger load.

Welcome to the community.

This is something new that most of us have not had experience previously. I think it is a good safety feature where we do not need to worry on switch the headlights on during rain or when it gets dark.

I find it pretty handy especially going into basement parking where the area can be slightly dim and during heavy rain.

Like what hailiss8384 posted, we get it here in MY but not in other countries.

Enjoy your new ride.

This post has been edited by reddevil04: Mar 10 2017, 06:29 AM

I think those ppl will tend to realize later that this is the car feature and not related to the driver. The new facelift Accord and Civic has this feature too. I reckon BMW n Benz have it as well coz I have experience both brand lights turn on n off going through dim lit area like flyover.

Yup only in white illumination and there is no option to increase or decrease brightness manually.

Well there's a difference in car price too. Anyway I think it's a good feature to have.

Read the drive review on Honda BR-V by PaulTan.







This post has been edited by reddevil04: Mar 11 2017, 11:19 PM

Well I edit my previous post with a screenshot of the page.. Anyone interested to have a read, can head over there.

Thanks for the info bro.

Hey Sh@rty5, perhaps u may like to consider offering BR-V members here special price for the rubber seal, brake lock, visor etc.

Wonderful. Glad to know all is fine now.