How much to repair / replace?

Saw Danny Chan posts where he also install DSP power amp. Said to be able to enhance sound quality.

Any comments on this mod?

Its the same.

Set your SCBS alert to “far”

Drive around 70kmh n go tiong slower car tail.

Your SCBS will alarm.

Go and try it out

it will n will be very dangerous.

Try with your own risk

Please post video later.. Cockpit and exterior view. I can be your camera man, you bring car and empty boxes only.. 

please dont. That speed will conlan9firm put some scratches on your beautiful face

Your car is 1.5Tonnes weight n crusinh in 80kmh.

Please dont

From what I've observe after a few months of trying different brand of Euro 5 diesel, here's how I ranked them according to brands (just my personal opinion, don't take it too seriously):
Caltex>Petron>Shell>BHP (I havent try Petronas as there are no Euro 5 diesel in my area)

Oh BTW, just found out tht Bermaz will bring in the 2.5 T AWD CX-5 this year (according to my SA) 
Should have waited for it  , well at least im paying less for the road tax and fuel

Hai...Why you disturb our research.. he was doing it for science.. Science!! 


You are wrong boss.. A simple misunderstanding.. Re-read his last sentence again.. It'll make sense.. 

Honestly its down to ur driving style
For diesel my average fuel consumption is around 11-12 km per liter (100% city drive)
Im not so sure about petrol but what I've heard from my uncle who owned a 2.0 GLS CX-5 is around 9 km per liter (100% city drive)
For highway driving both can achieve more than 600-650km per tank easily...
There isn't much of a difference in terms of FC in my opinion but keep in mind tht you may be spending less on fuel but more on service in the near future for the diesel variant and at the end its still the same story 

Using 2.0 GLS mostly in city + highway usage as well at around 11+km per liter.

Mine 12.3km/l but mixed drive la

Ur usual rpm? Try keeping it under 2.5k during acceleration

Except for engine oil, otherwise all ori

Driving style is the matter

My experience with my Toyota (10 year old), after transmission oil change(give about 2k km to break in after change), fuel economy improves 8% (mix use conditions 50/50)

Hence, I will never be cheap in oil change

What I meant was it needs about 2k km for the new transmission oil to mix with the old & sip deep into the trans. As I observe the improvement start kicks in at around 1k km and improvement settles at 2k km.

Ur atf change, got drop pan? Or just normal atf drain & fill?

Does ur Mazda has a dip stick for transmission oil?

IMO, i have no confident to overall bermaz free maintenance package. If follow tightly wat bermaz offered, i dont think i can enjoy the car for 5 to 8 yrs long.

So i will follow my style, like what happened to my previous car.

Oh, didn't noticed that. I just put up the new profile photo.