Yeah. Saw one showroom left with only one car inside... Civic Type R.

Nah, I don't like cars with big turning radius

Honda dealers I spoke to allow refund of booking fee. Some dealers deduct a little money, say RM50 if you pay with credit card but give full refund if you pay by cash. Some dealers will still deduct a bit of money when you pay with cash and deduct more, if you pay by cc.
You can ask your SA to write it clearly and put his signature or company stamp (personal opinion, not sure if it's usable in the event of a dispute). Please take note of the TnC though. The compensation amount, if any, is unknown at the point of signing. Neither did it state the max limit.

3. If you can't park it straight due to poor alignment, you won't not be able to drive it in a straight road without having to grip your steering wheel hard.

Parking will be probably affected if you park like Russ Swift. I don't know, but it's hard to imagine so bad an alignment which affects your parking, yet you can still drive normally. Doesn't add up.

Maybe you are not used to the car yet.

Iirc, City only requires to change CVT oil at 40,000km. I understand it's the same engine and drive train?

It's the evaporator coil, located behind dashboard.

Buy Aruz, stick Toyota emblem. Instant profit RM20k.

4WD with 1.5L NA engine? Gimme 2WD anytime.

There is nothing the SC can do if you delay your servicing. I know of someone who bought a used Honda Jazz < 2 years, which was not serviced at SC for the latest few times.The new buyer sent it for thorough servicing at SC and no question was asked too. The question is, will there be trouble claiming warranty when the time comes?

What is wrong with your aircon evaporator?

Are you referring to aircon filter?

But who replaces AC evaporator every 20k? So I assumed he was referring to filter, and it's not mentioned anywhere because as you said, there's no filter to begin with.

I see.

As for aircon evaporator, are you referring to the one behind the dashboard? This is usually changed only when it is leaking as it's labour intensive as the dashboard needs to be removed.

How much were you charged? I have a feeling they changed expansion valve instead of evaporator.

RM110...no way this low for changing evaporator, maybe can't even cover the labour cost.

2nd answer: not the norm but like all mechanical things, it can spoil.

What did your invoice state?

How to clean? Using those ac spray can?

If you like to drive with windows down, it will be dirty faster. If you like to use "fresh air" mode on your aircon, it will get dirty faster. This is because both scenarios introduce more dirt into the filter.

It's 99.9% evaporator cleaner, not changing evaporator. You take a look at item no.2. If it is that cheap to replace evaporator, I won't mind doing it every 20k... but wait, maybe not, as I don't want more rattles.
IMO, this kind of cleaning usually only removes mildew and mould which cause bad smells, and probably not able to remove dirt. You can imagine your home aircon indoor unit where the cleaner can be sprayed directly onto the fins of the evaporator - it still won't clean that effectively.

Like I said, the total amount he paid for the job will not even cover the labour cost of replacing the evaporator. You need to dismantle the dashboard, hence I'd avoid it even if Christmas came early and they feel generous to offer this at that price.

Not tangki, it looks like a radiator where it exchanges heat with the cabin air flow. Macam the front section of our indoor unit of split aircon.

Edit: ok, my first impression of tangki is "tank" in English. If you are referring to radiator, yes, it looks like the one you showed. It exchanges heat between refrigerant and cabin air from the cabin air blower.

This post has been edited by mushigen: Mar 20 2019, 02:20 PM

You Google "car air conditioner evaporator replacement" and see the work involved.