No, it won't increase the wear and tear bro. It was designed that way, so do try it out!

Hmmm, not 100% sure coz never tried to release parking brake while engine still off - But I'm sure it's possible if you turn it on "ACC Mode" by press start stop button twice without pressing on the brake pedal, then press brake pedal while pressing down on the parking brake switch.

If the car is on brake hold, turning off your engine would immediately engage the parking brake automatically - so I'm sure it doesn't need the engine to be turned on to engage / disengage the parking brake. But if you have a flat battery, i'd imagine you're screwed

This post has been edited by isr25: Apr 12 2017, 11:48 AM

The default 0W-20 engine oil is fully synthetic. No one talks about it coz everyone is using it

The only way you can get maximum 40 for a long time is by driving down a mountain, with either very lightly tapping on the accelerator, or not hitting the accelerator at all the best you can do is driving 110-120 on the highway on a consistent basis - you can hit 20km/l easily this way, as long as you're very light footed in keeping those speeds.

The total does not include the cost of Engine oil + drain plug washer (RM138.63) and Oil filter (RM26.30).

My previous 2011 FD2 sold in 2016 for RM75K to a used car dealer. Quite sure it'll be the same this time too

Just use EzyPaint - Page 1, Post #3 under Miscellaneous Car Repair Information.

"Please depress the brake pedal, to release the parking brake"

Did you set it on auto? 18 deg means that it'll try to achieve 18 deg cabin - so that's why it'll go crazy high speed... in our hot weather temp of 30deg, it'll take a long time to achieve those temp... normally, i set 22deg in the morning, but 24deg in other times. Cabin is cool enough imho

If radiator fan then yes la bro. Same as your aircond compressor. They need to work extra hard to blow cold air into the cabin, especially if there is a big gap between the target temp (18 deg) and actual cabin temp (30 deg). Confirm 100% fan speed.

If you need to set 18 deg to feel cool in your cabin, you may need to get your compressor checked... it may need to be replaced.

Mine the same - no racechip, stock standard TCP

Answer this:

How long is your daily commute (in minutes)
How far is your daily commute (in km)
Do you drive / live in hilly areas?
Do you "warm up" your engine by starting up and letting the engine run for a few minutes?
Do you "cool down" your engine by letting the engine run for a few minutes after arriving at your destination?

Generally:

1. Short commutes will reduce FC and long commutes increase FC
2. Keeping engine rev below 2,500rpm during acceleration and below 2,000 rpm while cruising will increase FC
3. Hilly areas (going uphill and downhill) often will reduce FC
4. Driving below 70km/h on average, will reduce FC
5. Keeping your trunk filled with stuff will reduce FC (more mass to move the car)
6. Bad jams, will always ALWAYS negatively impacts your FC

Search Civic TC VS TCP Headlamps in Google Images. Lots of examples there. Don't wanna do lmgtfy

LOL! My sincere apologies. Yes, I said it the wrong way, I meant improve FC, and worsen FC.

No need to cooldown engine - but some people do though. Same with warming up engine, you don't need to wait long, and just drive off slowly. For city driving, your fuel consumption is quite normal.

Anyway, my amended statement:

1. Short commutes will worsen FC and long commutes improve FC
2. Keeping engine rev below 2,500rpm during acceleration and below 2,000 rpm while cruising will improve FC
3. Hilly areas - going uphill and downhill often will worsen FC
4. Driving below 70km/h on average, will worsen FC - target speeds should be between 80-110km/h whenever possible without hard acceleration, or braking often.
5. Keeping your trunk filled with stuff will worsen FC (more mass to move the car)
6. Bad jams, will always ALWAYS worsen your FC

This post has been edited by isr25: Apr 20 2017, 02:31 PM

Oh! Your car is new is it? Yes, first few tanks (below 1K km) your mileage will be terrible. Brand new engine - piston rings need to be seated properly etc. The mileage will be better afterwards...

Is this your first brand new car? All new cars will behave like this...

You pressed the brake pedal?

Hmm, I think next time need to try to turn on your car again, put it neutral, put on park, then try to turn off the car - I agree that this is something that you shouldn't have to do - seems like there are gremlins in your car...

Pictar courtesy of pauline tan website of Honda City 2017 - 1K rpm ada la

I'm also from JB, and there are lots of 3S centre - upcoming huge 4S centre opening soon

https://www.honda.com.my/dealers/dealers?hstate=1&htownship=

This post has been edited by isr25: Apr 22 2017, 09:57 PM

Old stock vs new stock. Just came out not even a year ago bro... you think there is a facelift already meh?

Walk away auto lock is not time based, but distance based. When all the doors are closed, the the key holder walks away from the car, the car will auto lock itself - were you running away from your wife?

Another is timebased lock - you're still around the car - less than 2 meters away - the car will autolock itself around 30 seconds after all the doors are closed by default iinm.

No la... changing bulbs only would not void warranty... unless there are extra wiring etc