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post Jul 22 2017, 12:20 AM, updated 9y ago

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Wanna ask..

So i am thinking to get a Honda Civic 1.5T or either the 1.8L

So my question is, how the maintance of the turbo variant?

Can i change the engine oil every 10,000km?

Because I heard turbo engine need to take more proper care.
Like need to change engine oil earlier? Is it true?

Looking at the figure, 170+ hp from such a small 1.5L engine and single scroll turbo, it must face alot of force to get that power figure..

So 1st question, need change oil earlier or can change like normal aspirated car at 10,000km or more?

Second question,

i see that the 1.5T engine is using Direct injection rather than PFI..
Will the engine face carbon build up issues later?

Or is it the Honda 1.5T are as the same as the new Toyota GDI which have dual function.When idle, the valve spray fuel like PFI but when car in move change back to GDI.. So can prevent carbon??

Any suggestion are welcome..

If not I would take the civic 1.8L

Thanks smile.gif

This post has been edited by NothingAboutMe: Jul 22 2017, 12:22 AM
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post Jul 22 2017, 12:31 AM

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Turbo is decades of tech used and improved. Dont worry too much
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post Jul 22 2017, 12:36 AM

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post Jul 22 2017, 12:39 AM

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dont worry, by the time the turbo or engine got problem, u ledi changed the car dy, honda resale value high, after 5 years u sell still cn sell high price biggrin.gif
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post Jul 22 2017, 12:46 AM

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QUOTE(NothingAboutMe @ Jul 22 2017, 12:20 AM)
Wanna ask..

So i am thinking to get a Honda Civic 1.5T or either the 1.8L

So my question is, how the maintance of the turbo variant?

Can i change the engine oil every 10,000km?

Because I heard turbo engine need to take more proper care.
Like need to change engine oil earlier? Is it true?

Looking at the figure, 170+ hp from such a small 1.5L engine and single scroll turbo, it must face alot of force to get that power figure..

So 1st question, need change oil earlier or can change like normal aspirated car at 10,000km or more?

Second question,

i see that the 1.5T engine is using Direct injection rather than PFI..
Will the engine face carbon build up issues later?

Or is it the Honda 1.5T are as the same as the new Toyota GDI which have dual function.When idle, the valve spray fuel like PFI but when car in move change back to GDI.. So can prevent carbon??

Any suggestion are welcome..

If not I would take the civic 1.8L

Thanks smile.gif
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post Jul 22 2017, 02:08 AM

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post Jul 22 2017, 06:04 AM

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Turbo got lifetime , won't last forever , seals especially

It still operates are extreme temperatures

Honestly because the gearbox is CVT, the 1.8 is enough

And you are exactly right that engines are pushed to limit as much as possible to get the power and keep cost.low

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post Jul 22 2017, 07:06 AM

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elantra turbo > all
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post Jul 22 2017, 08:17 AM

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Why would u want the turbo engine btw? 1.8 should be sufficient?
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post Jul 22 2017, 08:34 AM

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QUOTE(feekle @ Jul 22 2017, 08:17 AM)
Why would u want the turbo engine btw? 1.8 should be sufficient?
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post Jul 22 2017, 08:37 AM

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do not expect the turbo like mitsu evo type
its a small turbo, more like preve type only
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post Jul 22 2017, 08:43 AM

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QUOTE(NothingAboutMe @ Jul 22 2017, 12:20 AM)
Wanna ask..

So i am thinking to get a Honda Civic 1.5T or either the 1.8L

So my question is, how the maintance of the turbo variant?

Can i change the engine oil every 10,000km?

Because I heard turbo engine need to take more proper care.
Like need to change engine oil earlier? Is it true?

Looking at the figure, 170+ hp from such a small 1.5L engine and single scroll turbo, it must face alot of force to get that power figure..

So 1st question, need change oil earlier or can change like normal aspirated car at 10,000km or more?

Second question,

i see that the 1.5T engine is using Direct injection rather than PFI..
Will the engine face carbon build up issues later?

Or is it the Honda 1.5T are as the same as the new Toyota GDI which have dual function.When idle, the valve spray fuel like PFI but when car in move change back to GDI.. So can prevent carbon??

Any suggestion are welcome..

If not I would take the civic 1.8L

Thanks smile.gif
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post Jul 22 2017, 08:45 AM

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When people are buying 2.0t that pushes out over 400hp and not worrying about it

You're sceptical about a 1.5T with mere 170hp?

Buy it and enjoy it
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post Jul 22 2017, 08:48 AM

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QUOTE(NothingAboutMe @ Jul 22 2017, 12:20 AM)
Wanna ask..

So i am thinking to get a Honda Civic 1.5T or either the 1.8L

So my question is, how the maintance of the turbo variant?

Can i change the engine oil every 10,000km?

Because I heard turbo engine need to take more proper care.
Like need to change engine oil earlier? Is it true?

Looking at the figure, 170+ hp from such a small 1.5L engine and single scroll turbo, it must face alot of force to get that power figure..

So 1st question, need change oil earlier or can change like normal aspirated car at 10,000km or more?

Second question,

i see that the 1.5T engine is using Direct injection rather than PFI..
Will the engine face carbon build up issues later?

Or is it the Honda 1.5T are as the same as the new Toyota GDI which have dual function.When idle, the valve spray fuel like PFI but when car in move change back to GDI.. So can prevent carbon??

Any suggestion are welcome..

If not I would take the civic 1.8L

Thanks smile.gif
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Might not be related to your questions above. My father in law just bought Civic 1.8. I took it for a spin on highway. The acceleration is good enuff, can reach to 190 km/j quite fast without much effort. However, the car turns me down on handling side. I am used to drive Gen2 which by far have the good handling for the car in its price range. The Civic handling is far from that. It feels wobbly at high speed straights, let alone in the corners. Need to do micro adjustments on the steering to keep the car straight. Quite frightening I might say. I am looking at either Mazda 3 or Jetta now.
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post Jul 22 2017, 09:27 AM

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Here's an idea: why not just follow the manual's recommendation?

Manual buat chock tayar isit?
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post Jul 22 2017, 09:47 AM

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post Jul 22 2017, 09:47 AM

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Dun listen to ppl say

Turbo is the future, small engine with Turbo is the way now, Turbo is normal now, Turbo is reliable, Turbo is this and that...thats not wanting turbo must be living in carburetor age....

Later after your warranty finish and engine light come out, sudden lost of power, and after a week find oil spots under your car and repair bill is RM8K...dun say I didnt warn you..


Cabut LOL


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post Jul 22 2017, 09:51 AM

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our malaysia road so lou ya .... no need turbo la.. later ur car even worst if drive fast , maintainance sure more expensive than non turbo .. if u fine bear the cost just do it
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post Jul 22 2017, 09:58 AM

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post Jul 22 2017, 10:01 AM

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Maintenance for turbo cars will always be higher even if they are light pressure turbo like the Civic. You will gain more power and fuel efficiency but in the long run, NA cars will always give you less headache & lower overhead cost.
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post Jul 22 2017, 10:01 AM

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thinking about upgrading my satria neo to civic but i love to upgrade my current kapchai to 250 cc bike. can only upgrade 1.
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post Jul 22 2017, 10:03 AM

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QUOTE(azbro @ Jul 22 2017, 09:47 AM)
Dun listen to ppl say

Turbo is the future, small engine with Turbo is the way now, Turbo is normal now, Turbo is reliable, Turbo is this and that...thats not wanting turbo must be living in carburetor age....

Later after your warranty finish and engine light come out, sudden lost of power, and after a week find oil spots under your car and repair bill is RM8K...dun say I didnt warn you..
Cabut LOL
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post Jul 22 2017, 10:03 AM

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QUOTE(afiqms @ Jul 22 2017, 08:48 AM)
Might not be related to your questions above. My father in law just bought Civic 1.8. I took it for a spin on highway. The acceleration is good enuff, can reach to 190 km/j quite fast without much effort. However, the car turns me down on handling side. I am used to drive Gen2 which by far have the good handling for the car in its price range. The Civic handling is far from that. It feels wobbly at high speed straights, let alone in the corners. Need to do micro adjustments on the steering to keep the car straight. Quite frightening I might say. I am looking at either Mazda 3 or Jetta now.
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Yup true, amongst my cars, gen2 cps has one of the best handling

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post Jul 22 2017, 10:04 AM

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QUOTE(salacious fictitious @ Jul 22 2017, 10:01 AM)
thinking about upgrading my satria neo to civic but i love to upgrade my current kapchai to 250 cc bike. can only upgrade 1.
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bike better
u upgrade car, still stuck in jam
u upgrade bike, bike can go faster
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post Jul 22 2017, 10:06 AM

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No need to worry, turbo has been use on big trucks for a long long time and can last for millions of miles. But then you will have to factor in the EGT (Exhaust Gas Temperature) between of petrol and diesel. Petrol turbo is more prone to failure due to the higher EGT from petrol combustion. Diesel has much lower EGT.
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post Jul 22 2017, 10:06 AM

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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 22 2017, 10:04 AM)
bike better
u upgrade car, still stuck in jam
u upgrade bike, bike can go faster
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Hehe.. upgrade bike, can go faster... faster to hell devil.gif (Just joking bro).

Riding bike nowadays is dangerous consideration many noob driver out there. You ride carefully but still they will end up ramming you.
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QUOTE(Thrust @ Jul 22 2017, 10:06 AM)
Hehe.. upgrade bike, can go faster... faster to hell  devil.gif (Just joking bro).

Riding bike nowadays is dangerous consideration many noob driver out there. You ride carefully but still they will end up ramming you.
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dangerous if you don't know what you doing and expect
always ride defensively.
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QUOTE(NothingAboutMe @ Jul 22 2017, 12:20 AM)
Wanna ask..

So i am thinking to get a Honda Civic 1.5T or either the 1.8L

So my question is, how the maintance of the turbo variant?

Can i change the engine oil every 10,000km?
You can't change exactly every 10,000km, EO lifespan determined by computer based on your usage and driving condition, everything will take into calculation on how the EO lifespan behaves

Because I heard turbo engine need to take more proper care.
Dont pedal to metal before shutting off engine,
Dont lug the engine during low speed.


Like need to change engine oil earlier? Is it true?
Partly true. Some people need to change EO at 5xxx KM , some at 6xxx KM

Looking at the figure, 170+ hp from such a small 1.5L engine and single scroll turbo, it must face alot of force to get that power figure..

So 1st question, need change oil earlier or can change like normal aspirated car at 10,000km or more?
Refer above

Second question,

i see that the 1.5T engine is using Direct injection rather than PFI..
Will the engine face carbon build up issues later?

Or is it the Honda 1.5T are as the same as the new Toyota GDI which have dual function.When idle, the valve spray fuel like PFI but when car in move change back to GDI.. So can prevent carbon??

Any suggestion are welcome..

If not I would take the civic 1.8L
Forget about 1.8 NA, why would you consider that dinosaur engine?

Thanks smile.gif
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post Jul 22 2017, 10:14 AM

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QUOTE(salacious fictitious @ Jul 22 2017, 10:10 AM)
dangerous if you don't know what you doing and expect
always ride defensively.
been riding kapchai for 8 years. havent got hit once by car due to defensive riding.
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Ride safely salacious fictitious blush.gif
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post Jul 22 2017, 11:25 AM

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Topup little bit can get lexus is300
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post Jul 22 2017, 11:28 AM

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Its a Honda not a Peugeot, nothing to worry
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post Jul 22 2017, 11:31 AM

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post Jul 22 2017, 11:35 AM

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Only pandan drive tebo with cvt
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post Jul 22 2017, 11:55 AM

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Ya too many probs n high cost, so dun get 1.5t
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QUOTE(salacious fictitious @ Jul 22 2017, 10:10 AM)
dangerous if you don't know what you doing and expect
always ride defensively.
been riding kapchai for 8 years. havent got hit once by car due to defensive riding.
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post Jul 22 2017, 12:16 PM

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QUOTE(NothingAboutMe @ Jul 22 2017, 12:20 AM)
Wanna ask..

So i am thinking to get a Honda Civic 1.5T or either the 1.8L

So my question is, how the maintance of the turbo variant?

Can i change the engine oil every 10,000km?

Because I heard turbo engine need to take more proper care.
Like need to change engine oil earlier? Is it true?

Looking at the figure, 170+ hp from such a small 1.5L engine and single scroll turbo, it must face alot of force to get that power figure..

So 1st question, need change oil earlier or can change like normal aspirated car at 10,000km or more?

Second question,

i see that the 1.5T engine is using Direct injection rather than PFI..
Will the engine face carbon build up issues later?

Or is it the Honda 1.5T are as the same as the new Toyota GDI which have dual function.When idle, the valve spray fuel like PFI but when car in move change back to GDI.. So can prevent carbon??

Any suggestion are welcome..

If not I would take the civic 1.8L

Thanks smile.gif
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Please enlighten m why there is carbon build up in DI and not PFI. Thanks.

And for your info, DI sprays like PFI. The only difference is the injection point.

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QUOTE(hurricane21 @ Jul 22 2017, 11:35 AM)
Only pandan drive tebo with cvt
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