None, seller is just packing them today but it takes time because Lzd oversold them-->initial 20 sets only but total orders 170 sets!!! Crazy! 

Cancelled some, especially for those cod orders.

lucky you! 

U work with lazada?

No lah, but my friend contacted that table seller and told me that news.

v16 top poster, no-1

Anyone using the Lexus fully synthetic lubricant edi? Any sign of engine failure?

That's extreme

Yea... have you use any?

I need some review before trying... seems legit product but if engine Kong then jialat

I am afraid it's dupe... lolol

Damn guys terus v16
Btw gonna rage with the CS who replied me the HK is authentic

Haha... I'm driving saga n Castro is good enough... 15 bucks try luck nia

Why would u rage bcos he confirmed that it's authentic?

Lzd canceled not bcos it wasn't authentic but bcos lzd claimed the price was wrongly put as rm15.

U shd be happy the guy confirmed it's authentic at rm15 price.

Got 1 question guys, the voucher I used in the cancelled order will be revalidated?

Regarding your reply on voucher revalidation.... I was told the voucher will be available again after 24 hours but as of now the voucher is still expired... and cs told me gonna send me new one to replace the old one (used during the glitch), but never also...

Care to explain the incident?
I drive a 20yr car and dont rev my engine above 3k rpm + change engine oil every 4~5k. For me engine oil doesnt concern me much.

i bought a lubricant from a fuel station (S*ell) located right , in Kajang town to find out that its not a genuine oil.

ill give you tips to spot fake oils.

If the oil smells like a burnt oil smell, means its definitely fake.
mineral 5k

semi 7-8k

Fully 10k.

Depends on what oil you use , mineral/semi synthetic = 5k , fully synthetic = 10k.

The next day Lazada first page starts selling all engine oil.

RM15 engine oil, then follow by sorry voucher.

check the rating, not only the name. "S" for spark plug a.k.a. gasoline engines, while "C" for compressed a.k.a. diese engines

if manual say minimum SL, then SM, SN also can. if HDEO saw API CJ/SL, then can use on car with minimum SL requirements. can also check ACEA and all but thats a bit too deep into discussion

i use HDEO on my bike as it has Allison C-4 for wet clutch and also meets S requirement and CI, which is suggested for use in high rpm like motorbike. i buy 7 pack for RM90, do oil change myself, so get around RM14 per change. change every 2 months, tahan for 1 year. also hdeo have more detergents, cleaner insides

okay thats all. haha

just make it easy for you to remember. (in malaysia context)

the lower w the easier to start engine. the number behind, the higher the better to protect engine, the lower the better power and fuel consumption.
for old tech engine can, just engine feel more heavy.
for those variable valve timing engine better don't lo, solenoid need certain oil pressuare to activate.
i suggest 4-5k if u always drive under high temperature (like noon, jam or high rev), malaysia air not nice too, engine oil easier gets dirty.
i don't understand why got those myth says that mineral 5k, semi 7-8k, fully 10k to change engine oil. remember, here is malaysia, the climate and air not so good nia...

i had been working part time in garage many years ago and i know. want engine clean? use ngv. i ever tried changing engine oil for teksi using ngv only. super clean even after 5k km.

this is a definitely split opinion.
as Hexane explains, you just need to know your engine, and what it requires.
Old Saga use HDEO, smoother and quiter. Depends on API/SAE too.
i recommend Castrol A5, Thailand mari...

beware of fake oil.
rebottled fake engine oil does hurt your pocket at the end.
maybe you can recommend wacky from whom you bought the previous engine oil.

yes, follow s.c schedule is the best.

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1st batch added.

those who pm me but 'm not add in this group. Please re-PM me.

some of u pm w/o hp no..just asking permission only 
some of you dont even have a telegram install in ur phone...duhhhh 

Yup , shelf life 3years , don't use after that

so 1 year from manufacture date is still ok? or newer the better?

follow SC schedule and parts.
in long run after warranty finished, can service outside, but get the same servicing parts like what SC used.

yes, there is.
in the SC, ask them the servicing schedule.
ask them if you can get a copy of that.
when servicing outside, just ask the workshop to follow the schedule.
remember to keep a service book too to keep track your service.
you also need to know if your car parts for servicing is easily can be found outside or not.
what car you use?

newer should almost always = better. but buying newer almost always = more expensive

to me you can buy 1 year from manufactured date but make its sealed and kept away from sunlight. never seen any shop put under sunlight though. lol

about the servicing. its totally up to your car's condition. its really hard to answer. maybe sort of like asking when to wash your car, simple answer would be when its dirty. but how dirty? dried mud all over area dirty or when got bird poo on it?

cars will have wear and tears, thats a fact. some items are almost directly proportional to miles covered, like the timing belts, tyres, brake pads, air filter, cabin filter, engine oil + oil filter, auto/cvt fluids, these all for sure need replace. best way is to get it checked while doing some other stuff. like while changing oil, ask them to inspect brake pads, if need change then change. for tyres can check tread indicator and km'a covered. other than that, try and see the service booklet, after how many km and what they replace. example: air filter ganti every 30,000km tyres every 75,000km or 5 years whichever comes first

but this is all very rough guidelines only. it all depends on your car. after 150,000km or 200,000km most manufacturer suggest for overhaul to make sure there's no gasket or oil seal leaks

oh another important note. do check how you use your car. if stuck in traffic 1 hour a day, you are very much suggested to check again your odometer. 5,000km clocked on a car with severe traffic jams everyday might just be the same as a car that clocked 7,000km on a cruising highway everyday

depends on your pocket bro.
some people just see car as a tool to get from point A to B.
some people see it as a tool acquire money
some people see it as a status symbol
some people see it as a debt

but the new persona comes equip with all sorts of things that make you feel safer behind the wheel.

as for servicing for saga and old persona.
10k km interval = engine oil + filter
20k km interval = + air filter
40k km interval = +spark plugs
80k km interval = +belting (major)
cabin filter depends on condition
aircond gas = no need to topup. if reduced gas, means somewhere its leaking.

eh sorry i dont mean check the odometer if its faulty. what i meant to say was check the reading and put into consideration that the interval to next service might be shorter than expected as the car goes through harsher conditions in lesser amount of km's

sorry again. its sort of loss in translation i guess, my head was thinking of "look at the odometer reading and reevaluate the km's covered and what the car goes through" but i wrote "check the odometer" lol

gas no need to topup.
can go service at any reputable outside workshop.
saga and persona is very straight to service.
cheaper as well.

Yup , Regular oil change labor only rm15
Compare to SC Rm50+

It's cheaper too if you buy the parts yrself .
Either in Lazada or parts shop .

Workshop will charge you 30% - 200% profit margin if you were to ask them acquire the replacement parts .

Example brake pad only cost rm 50-70 for my car . Brembo / trw brand. 

If workshop will charge rm150-200

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And the most expensive SC charge is cabin filter .
Can get those for rm 15 .

SC charge rm80

Tried it, seems like minimum purchase of RM300 to get the RM30 discount, so not really that interesting.

like sien only the discounts these days.. was planning to get a case for my phone... but even the hsbc discount has failed me...

dammit..

what to do ahh?
i received my item longgggg time ago, item is good, i even gave my 5-star review already of that purchase
but in lazada system, still processing
i asked seller, seller said already contacted lazada abt it, but lazada still didn't address the issue
has there been any case where lazada auto-cancel the order, and issue the refund, when the item already delivered?
i don't want to be in a position where i need to re-pay the seller the full amount , coz i used 15% voucher last time...wasting my 15% voucher la if like that, when none of these are our (me n seller) fault

I had my milo order cancelled too despite already receiving them. I wouldn't worry too much about it though. The deal is done and over, its just a system error. One that lazada should address or otherwise ignore. They can't simply make buyer pay la. They have no authority to do such a thing.

so u got your milo and your refund as well? niceee.......
i know, seller have no right to demand payment from us, when the fault is obviously on lazada's side
but i jenis cepat kecian punya orang, feel obligated to re-pay lah, especially towards small time seller, cari makan type...if big conglomerate i don't really care, can only cukurrrrr item got, refund oso got 

this one a bit tricky. manufacturers usually provide with guideline with 2 parameters - km's covered & duration used. example tyres - in msia we use same tyres all year round made for hot weather & wet traction during rain. so they will give lets say .. 75,000km OR 5 years. whichever comes first

the same goes to other parts of the car. fully synthetic engine oil usually lasts for 10,000km OR 6 months (some say 9-12 months, depend you park under shade or sun)

i assume what u mean by major servicing is overhaul, then it should be after km's covered. but best is to check with car's SC. they usually dont mind us asking when to do what. my bet is, they'll say service should only be done after covered 5,000km or 6 months. major servicing after 100,000km or after 4 years

but be informed that cars were built to run. meaning if they sit at home for 2-3 weeks without running, there are steps you should take to make sure the electronics will not spoil
i get what u mean. i once got store credit from lazada for an item they already sent and im using everyday. feel guilty

i called cs, they say technically if i want to keep the item i have to cancel the store credit. and i did. it gave me peace of mind. sort of making sure God wont get back at me with something bad. but legally speaking, its lazada's fault. they have staff and IT specialist who are being paid to make sure stuffs like this dont happen. i dont lazada will hunt you down and ask for payment, all my ordering errors end up with full refund. some of them i got the item, while some of them i didnt. items that i got but damaged also they gave back my money and say i can keep the item

p/s: item that was damaged was only rm60