Warranty-wise, if you power you dashcam from cigarette socket, you can always unplug it if you want to claim warranty.
But if you power the dashcam by tapping the power from fusebox, then the SC can always find reasons to void your warranty.

As for pedal locks, don't bother to tap into the ignition system.
Some of the installers also suggest to users they won't connect the pedal lock to the ignition.

In some Bermaz SC, like their Glenmarie HQ, they won't even entertain your request to change ATF oil, even if you offer to pay for labour and cost.
I did ask this question when I did my 30k servicing before CNY.
They did mention that if they find that the customers change the ATF oil outside, they won't entertain any claim on the gearbox should any problem occurs during the warranty period.

Maybe can ask @duckie to add you to the owner list.
Let him know the colour and which spec

Indeed it is.
Once the gear lever is switch to D, the DRL will turn-on automatically.
It will not light up if the engine is on but the gear position is in P or N.

Very good if you are spying on other people at car park at night

Words of advise though, if you plan to install after-market DRL cum signal light indicator, this DRL will light-up automatically after the engine is started, so will lose the stealth ability at night

Ah! Yes!
Need to move

I did.

Warranty is a tricky part, as SC especially Bermaz will take photo and note down the mods done to your car when you send for servicing.
Whether they will entertain any claim will depend on them so if you're worried on your warranty, just keep your car lock, stock and barrel for the next 5 years

So install at your own risk

It's fun to drive, especially driving up to Genting or when overtaking.
But as I'm driving 2.2D which is quite torquey, I don't really use the paddle shift that much.

Cost me about RM550 including installation at Jack's place

Honestly bro, I don't really think the 2.2D needs paddle shifter as the torque available is quite sufficient
It's a nice thing to have, mainly to play with it , but maybe more beneficial to the petrol version

Other than connecting to your hp wifi for traffic and weather update, nothing much you can do really.

Pity still no HUD and full Mazda i-Activsense

Stock battery that comes with the car has 1 year or 20k km warranty, WHICHEVER comes first.
After that, once you buy your own batteries, some come with 12 mth, 18 mth, 30k km, and so forth.

My 2.2D already 14 months old and mileage already 36k km.
Battery life is still good as my daily drive easily clock 80-90 km on DUKE and NKVE

Yup,
That's what the SC at Glenmarie told me when I queried him on my battery warranty.

Can be done.
As the post in FB, you can enable it using Forscan and laptop.
If you're not comfortable playing around with the code, you can pay some members to do if for you

I believed you will need the Forscan device and knows the correct code to turn-off the features,
Else can always pay the same guy to turn off the features before sending the car to SC

Can invest on the Forscan USB-OBD cable, which you can get for RM40-50 from Lazada, etc.
The codes are readily available in Mazda forum, but proceed at your own risk only if you know what you are doing

Whether worth it or not, it is up for the owners to decide.
We are just sharing what can be done to our ride, but end of the day it is your car and your money

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This post has been edited by widget: Apr 15 2019, 03:35 PM

I'm driving 2.2D, already enabled by default
Am planning to have Sidi to reflash the ECU to Stage 1, but no time yet

If the temperature outside is the same or lower than your pre-set aircond temp, on Eco mode the aircond will channel the outside air into the cabin.
Encountered this a few times especially when driving in Genting, Cameron, in cold night or when it rains as I normally set the aircond at 23c

Bermaz yes.
Not sure of SC operated by dealers

20 minutes is very fast
I always send mine to Bermaz Glenamrie as near to my workplace.
Normal servicing there normally take 3-4 hours, and longer if opt for the free wash.