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post Mar 26 2025, 04:43 PM

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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Mar 26 2025, 09:52 AM)
nope, cant change it. At least the Honda fuel range is better than the Campro based proton, hitting 60km range, it blips with no information, like suddenly MIA.
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QUOTE(touristking @ Mar 26 2025, 09:53 AM)
So in theory, you still got 10 L of petrol left and should give you approx 100 km instead of 80 km by the meter. So if the worst come to the worst, you still have 20km in reserve that is not showing. I reckon that is good.
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QUOTE(fazleysyam @ Mar 26 2025, 01:56 PM)
only once i allow the fuel indicator to light up , if not mistaken at that time the remaining distance stated 60km. i expecting the indicator will light up at 0KM remaining distance and im still able to drive appx 60km, or a bit more after that. however it behave differently. it light up at remaining distance 60km and because of no station, have to drive until it become remaining 5km only manage to refill.

normally i will refill when the fuel down to the last 3 bars, or the remaining distance less than 200km. dont want to mess with the petrol pump.
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lol....headache. just now went and pumped rm 50 fuel. it showed can go 491. plus before leftover 62 km so total can go 553 km. so it's hard to calculate FC for a full tank. anyway i am sure i will give up upon this after the next few tanks. lol . anyway my FC for now is 17.9km/l. izzit bad? i drive fast by the way.
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post Mar 26 2025, 05:31 PM

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QUOTE(touristking @ Mar 24 2025, 04:49 PM)
They just put some grease. It has been a month and still OK
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The service advisor told me they changed the spring inside.. here's the invoice I got.

Anyway took it home yesterday and so far so good, buttery smooth steering again in low speed car park maneuvers.

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post Mar 26 2025, 09:07 PM

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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Mar 26 2025, 05:31 PM)
The service advisor told me they changed the spring inside.. here's the invoice I got.

Anyway took it home yesterday and so far so good, buttery smooth steering again in low speed car park maneuvers.

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Yep
Mine already 2 months, hopefully its rectify
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post Mar 27 2025, 08:46 AM

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QUOTE(19 Degree South @ Mar 26 2025, 04:43 PM)
lol....headache. just now went and pumped rm 50 fuel. it showed can go 491. plus before leftover  62 km so total can go 553 km. so it's hard to calculate FC for a full tank. anyway i am sure i will give  up upon this after the next few tanks. lol . anyway my FC for now is 17.9km/l. izzit bad? i drive fast by the way.
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17.9km/l for heavy footer is quite good i say. easily can get average 700km or even more
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post Mar 27 2025, 09:41 AM

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QUOTE(fazleysyam @ Mar 27 2025, 08:46 AM)
17.9km/l for heavy footer is quite good i say. easily can get average 700km or even more
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first tank was 903. second tank was 812. coz first tank i drove like old ah pek. average 50 km/h. second tank i tekan kao kao. laugh.gif now on my third tank which i purposely half filled to find out the mystery behind the so called 57 L tank capacity.
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post Mar 27 2025, 11:01 AM

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Honda's meter showing fuel consumption is too optimistic by ~ 0.5km/L
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post Mar 28 2025, 02:47 PM

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QUOTE(touristking @ Mar 27 2025, 11:01 AM)
Honda's meter showing fuel consumption is too optimistic by ~ 0.5km/L
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For City, I got avg 27-28km/l on meter but real world calculation by mileage vs liters filled, avg out over multiple refills, about 25-26km/l only. So I would take the meter reading as estimate but can differs by up to 1++km/l sometimes.

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post Mar 28 2025, 02:52 PM

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QUOTE(Cavino @ Mar 28 2025, 07:47 AM)
For City, I got avg 27-28km/l on meter but real world calculation by mileage vs liters filled, avg out over multiple refills, about 25-26km/l only. So I would take the meter reading as estimate but can differs by up to 1++km/l sometimes.
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Yours work out to be ~ 7.4% off. Mine ~5% off. Quite similar ball park figures.

BTW, when battery depleted/charging and idling, you feel any engine vibrations?
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post Mar 28 2025, 04:23 PM

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QUOTE(touristking @ Mar 28 2025, 02:52 PM)
Yours work out to be ~ 7.4% off. Mine ~5% off. Quite similar ball park figures.

BTW, when battery depleted/charging and idling, you feel any engine vibrations?
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You cannot compare City with CRV. City and Hrv using 1.5L Atkinson engine that is a bit underpowered vs CRV and Civic 2.0 litre engine. City and HRV engine vibrate noticeably during idling while Civic and CRV has a very MUCH muted vibration. If one thinks CRV vibration is noticeable, then City and HRV is loud in comparison.

Initially when engine restarted during idling, sort of wake me up a bit....but nowadays numb liao, feel the vibration and noise during engine restart while idle but somehow immune to it thus not so noticeable to me. When car moving, not noticeable. There is no CVT vibration thus overall vibration is so much less than petrol version even with engine running.

Tried CRV, also same except the idle engine noise and vibration is like heaven and earth during idle when compare with City and HRV. There is still slight engine vibration but no more than usual engine vibration of petrol version. Again lack of CVT vibration is noticeable for eHev. You really have to compare side by side then only notice that vibration difference between engine running CVT and engine running eHev.

For City the best seating to feel vibration difference is at rear seat further from engine. I feel petrol version vibration all the time especially acceleration but eHev really don't feel the vibration at all during acceleration. That is what makes me jump to eHev when I tried them out. Just cannot afford Crv (I can say I can afford to save face.....hehehe but have to save more for retirement, so in reality cannot afford) thus downgrade....to City ehev, haha..

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post Mar 31 2025, 05:09 PM

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QUOTE(Cavino @ Mar 28 2025, 09:23 AM)

There is still slight engine vibration but no more than usual engine vibration of petrol version.
Are you saying at idling, when the CRV's 2.0 petrol engine on, it vibrate same as the ICE 1.5T?
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QUOTE(Cavino @ Mar 28 2025, 04:23 PM)
You cannot compare City with CRV. City and Hrv using 1.5L Atkinson engine that is a bit underpowered vs CRV and Civic 2.0 litre engine. City and HRV engine vibrate noticeably during idling while Civic and CRV has a very MUCH muted vibration. If one thinks CRV vibration is noticeable, then City and HRV is loud in comparison.

Initially when engine restarted during idling, sort of wake me up a bit....but nowadays numb liao, feel the vibration and noise during engine restart while idle but somehow immune to it thus not so noticeable to me. When car moving, not noticeable. There is no CVT vibration thus overall vibration is so much less than petrol version even with engine running.

Tried CRV, also same except the idle engine noise and vibration is like heaven and earth during idle when compare with City and HRV. There is still slight engine vibration but no more than usual engine vibration of petrol version. Again lack of CVT vibration is noticeable for eHev. You really have to compare side by side then only notice that vibration difference between engine running CVT and engine running eHev.

For City the best seating to feel vibration difference is at rear seat further from engine. I feel petrol version vibration all the time especially acceleration but eHev really don't feel the vibration at all during acceleration. That is what makes me jump to eHev when I tried them out. Just cannot afford Crv (I can say I can afford to save face.....hehehe but have to save more for retirement, so in reality cannot afford) thus downgrade....to City ehev, haha..
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to my feeling, the 2.0 atkinson engine kick in feeling quite significant during idle.
however when driving didnt notice at all. only hear the engine sound.
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QUOTE(touristking @ Mar 31 2025, 05:09 PM)
Are you saying at idling, when the CRV's 2.0 petrol engine on, it vibrate same as the ICE 1.5T?
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not sure about the turbo. I dont feel any vibration but only engine roaring sound when the engine kicks to charge the battery,

QUOTE(fazleysyam @ Apr 2 2025, 09:40 AM)
to my feeling, the 2.0 atkinson engine kick in feeling quite significant during idle.
however when driving didnt notice at all. only hear the engine sound.
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ya....but only for less than a min.
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post Apr 3 2025, 09:00 AM

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QUOTE(19 Degree South @ Apr 2 2025, 08:47 PM)
not sure about the turbo. I dont feel any vibration but only engine roaring sound when the engine kicks to charge the battery,
ya....but only for less than a min.
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ya ya..just during the engine start
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post Apr 3 2025, 10:35 AM

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QUOTE(fazleysyam @ Apr 2 2025, 09:40 AM)
to my feeling, the 2.0 atkinson engine kick in feeling quite significant during idle.
however when driving didnt notice at all. only hear the engine sound.
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Have you tried 1.5 atkinson engine kicking in during idle? It is way louder, sometime give me a scared when I am day dreaming.

So in comparison, the 2.0 engine kicking in is consider good liao.
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post Apr 3 2025, 03:45 PM

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just wonder whether this car is factory fitted with GPs ?
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Hi all, could you recommend on any good service centers around klang valley? Or which service centers to avoid going to? For my CRV RS HEV.

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post Apr 8 2025, 05:36 AM

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Hi guys, Im thinking about taking the E spec, should I go with V or RS instead? Whats the noticable major differences between the E and V spec? Both RM100+- in ccm 😂
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post Apr 8 2025, 09:54 AM

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QUOTE(hslee @ Apr 7 2025, 10:14 PM)
Hi all, could you recommend on any good service centers around klang valley? Or which service centers to avoid going to? For my CRV RS HEV.
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i have good experience with Sri Utama Setapak and Autoworld Sg Buloh.
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post Apr 8 2025, 09:57 AM

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QUOTE(DesktopLimousine @ Apr 8 2025, 05:36 AM)
Hi guys, Im thinking about taking the E spec, should I go with V or RS instead? Whats the noticable major differences between the E and V spec? Both RM100+- in ccm 😂
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what is ur criteria of choosing a ride? budget/satisfaction/resale value?

IMHO:
if budget, go for E
if satisfaction, go for V or RS
if resale, go for V. i believe V have better resale value. RS will drop due to the hybrid battery.

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post Apr 8 2025, 10:34 AM

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QUOTE(hslee @ Apr 7 2025, 10:14 PM)
Hi all, could you recommend on any good service centers around klang valley? Or which service centers to avoid going to? For my CRV RS HEV.
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