went for Ceramic Pro. no regret so far. service is very good.

Did you guys tested your rear fog light? Went to first service and been told by Honda that only the driver side rear fog light is functional, the other one is not (just a dummy) wth? lol they said it is similar to HRV 

I'm posting my insight from civic here in-case you guys find it useful:

Sharing tricks for by pass HU, hope i'm not too late, this trick was already on civicx forum since June. No Y-cable installation required. No rooting android required. Reversible. (Note i have not test all the function yet but it looks promising, as always do it at your own risk)
No pic for guidance try to use your imagination    I won't be explaining every detail but here it goes:
Step 1: Go to HU android browser

Step 2: Clear the browser address and enter exact following input without the quotes "about:debug" then press go (nothing will happen first, it's intended)

Step 3: Clear the browser address again and this time enter exact exact following input without the quote "file///" then press go
(by now you should see file menus)

Step 4: In the file menu navigate to vendor>app> then search for something like 'whiteListService.apk' and tap it. (Warning: do no tap on any other files or apk, i do not know what will happen but be warn)
It will ask for installation, allow it and tap the install button, then it will prompt installation failed, nevermind that is also intended.

Last Step: Hold power button and restart the HU. Now try and see by pass is working or not, play movie, browse picture..etc

Well, as for more tech savvy guys, u should have guessed by the name whiteListServiceApk, this is how honda does restriction for our HU. It is better than rooting, just alter the whitelist.xml will work as intended. Personally i have not tested it yet but people in civicx sort of confirm this approach worked for installing external apk.

I've tested on CR-V the "by pass". It works for HU default browser and calculator and setting is enable even when vehicle is moving but i haven't got the chance to test the hdmi mirror link yet.

Good for you. Will try it myself.
Thanks!

Not to spam or talk bad about CRV/Civic 1.5T engine, but in US warmer states been reporting oil/fuel diluting issues. I believe Malaysian owners should also be aware of this as it is going to be a global thing. Not only in colder climate countries.

https://www.consumerreports.org/car-repair-...-rollout-plans/

"But some consumers say the problem occurs in warmer-weather states, too. For example, CR has heard from CR-V owners in Arizona, California, Delaware, Texas, and Nevada. And the database maintained by NHTSA includes accounts of this oil-gas mixture problem from CR-V owners in Kentucky, Oregon, Tennessee, and Virginia."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVdKNRgzGT8

Honda even came out a video mention this oil/fuel diluting issues is in most cases, that’s okay. “What you’re seeing is a normal occurrence for this engine,” the video states.
“Some engine oil dilution is normal, even in warmer-weather states,” Martin says. 

Just got my crv this week. Do u know what is the advantage and disadvantage of the eco mode? should I on always? I feel no difference only.

u mean eco on then higher or off then higher? sure off higher right cos that’s the purpose but wondering how big difference.
i bought during road show got 5k disc. by honda then sales give a bit extra.

Anyone own the 1.5 TCP 2WD 2017 unit? What problems have you encountered?

hi.. do you know what kind of difference materials? does those manufactured in 2019 rectified with new gear knob material?

Bro, it is not normal bro.

My 1.5TC 2WD .. change engine oil every 7500

If turbo engine oil need change at 7500, n normal service every 10k, means you need to visit the service centre 2x instead of every 10k or you do the 10k service at 7500k?  Confused.