If u wanna buy steering wheel cover, it's 38mm

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This post has been edited by wjang85: Dec 11 2019, 04:35 PM

Ur cargo trunk light? That empty slot is for the fitment of trunk light.

This post has been edited by wjang85: Dec 16 2019, 09:56 AM

It should comes with. Otherwise, that slot will be sealed with a plastic cover.

What he meant is whether the wiring harness is there so that he can plug n play those keyless system, steering buttons, reverse cam & other features that doesn't come with std spec.

Rotor or pad?

For oem, TRW. Aftermarket, TRW XPS (slotted) or AR Racing (slotted & drilled)

Fuel additives r to minimize carbon deposits during combustion. U'll be surprised when u unmount the TB & find that those oil vapors accumulated & turned into oily gunks. Those r not related to fuel but rather some engine oil being vaporized. This is where some ppl installed oil catch tank to reduce those oil vapor from reaching TB & intake manifold.

This post has been edited by wjang85: Feb 3 2020, 04:26 PM

U can do some read up on the Internet. Anyway, fuel doesn't flow to TB. Hence, fuel additive won't work on TB to maintain cleanliness. ☺

Does it also helps to resolve some dashboard rattling issues too? Hehe.

Source - https://p-a-u-l-t-a-n-.-org/2020/03/31/prot...ips-during-mco/

Replacing battery while engine is running is a big no no. The battery act as a big voltage stabilizer. In the event there is an electric spike when battery is disconnected while engine running , u'll risk frying ur ecu and/or other electronics.

This post has been edited by wjang85: Apr 26 2020, 08:25 AM

Unscrew 2 bolts. Iirc, there r 2 clips from the tail light housing secured to the car body. Just apply a bit of force to pull it out. Don't worry, it won't break anything. But be careful with the wire harness.

The 2 clips r mounted on the taillight housing itself.

Have u considered using toothpaste? Just like what they did to polish off the dull & hazy headlamps. Toothpaste is mildly abrasive. I think it'll be a safer choice than sandpaper.

This post has been edited by wjang85: May 14 2020, 09:09 AM

Hi guys,

Couldn't agree more that Hankook is the best bang for the price. But unfortunately, Ventus v12 Evo2 (k120) is no longer available in Malaysia & it's being replaced by Ventus Prime 3 (k125), which is a touring tire, not UHP as the former. I found out these from the tire dealers bcoz I want to replace my front PS3 which the tread depth is low & having chipping and peeling issues. Now that I'm in a dilemma to give k125 a try or stick back with PS3. But I read around that chipping & peeling issues r very common for PS3.

My current setup is Front PS3 & Rear Ventus v12 Evo2. Bcoz my earlier front PS3 is having the same problem & I rotate the rear set to the front & replaced the worn-out one with Ventus v12 Evo2 at the rear. Should I give PS3 another try or is there any alternative for Ventus v12 Evo2?

Thanks for ur suggestion, but I think it'll be an overkill bcoz I'm only 1.3 liter & not all the time on spirit-driving.

Perhaps I'll settle down with Prime 3. Got quoted rm270 for 2 donuts + tire rotation + balancing & alignment.

I check my tire pressure & pump weekly to extent the lifetime of my tires. And by doing this, I'll know if there's any unusual air leakage so that I can remedy it before I'm stuck in the middle of the journey with a flat tire. Is there any challenges that stopped u from checking ur tire pressure regularly? Or u've too much $ to burn for replacing the tires prematurely? Treat ur tires with love & care and it'll serve u well for the couple of years to come.

This post has been edited by wjang85: May 31 2020, 03:29 PM

The dome light housing is just clipped on to the roof lining. U just have to pull it out with a little bit of force. U'll be surprised on how easy it is once u've done it.

Yes, the gray color edge of the housing & roof lining.



This post has been edited by wjang85: Jun 19 2020, 09:44 PM