good bro... but my point is the part they suppose to change now they start to claim no need to change.. first ATF then Fuel Pump Filter...i believe the list will go on n on

Mazda use Denso brand fuel pump as well? If so then depend on recall for it.
Honda, perodua and Toyota suffered a lot for fuel pump and only Perodua & Toyota do recall for it

2.0gls, I’m using shell Vpower fuel currently
1st tank rm78 can clock 641km this is my new record ever! Normally within 500km+.
Had compared to petronas 97 fuel, Shell Vpower gives more Power.

I'm also booking 2.5L GLS last Saturday. Without insurance RM 146K. 

Insurance amount is based on how much the sum insured right? not the cc am i correct?

Hi bro, was this due to pkp or just expected delivery time?

Hi guys, 2.5T variant must use RON07 and above? If use RON95 what happen?

Hi sifus
, will got my cx5 2.2d tomorrow... Anything shall I check while collecting the car? Pls advise

Better not,
He'll be collecting 2.2D, so full tank of Euro5 will do

Hi guys, any recommended absorber for new cx5, feel like upgrading since warranty for absorber is only 6 months rite ?

Good morning gentlemen. I’ve just received my new ride, the CX-5 2.0 High in Soul Red Crystal 😁

Congrats bro!

I'm sure you're proud of your purchase!

What are your plans now?? TLC? Haha.

The car has some swirls marks upon collection and would best have a nice spa session [whether DIY or outside] to bring out that insane red shine.

Ahhh dang! Okay then I shall do my best to take care of it 😁

Hats off to you bro! I wish I’m that committed as well. Perhaps this new shark will change me a bit 😅

How many times can you go back to Sierra glow for touch ups and polishing?

Dang 2-3 hours. Very impressive bro.

Proper detailing regime :thumbsup:

Technically since you have an active coat, rinsing those dust and beads away with running water will do. Of course, some folks prefer to touch up or apply a 'topper' layer on the coat either thru spray waxes or quick detailers which often gives the car a 'freshly waxed wet look' style.

So long your car doesn't look so dirty after the rinsing, then ought to be just fine.
Wow, vacuum and polish the interiors too. Salute you bro.

I tend to skip vacuum stages.

Hmm, drying 30-40mins? Wow...

Mind sharing your steps? I usually dry with a large drying towel once I hose down the car, it usually takes me about 10-15mins on my Myvi and add another 10 mins or so for the CX5 cos of the height.

Ahh I see. Cool. Sonax Wheel Cleaner. Must be quite nice to use.

The only Sonax product I have is the BSD. Quite thick and beads reasonably well.

Tend to alternate between products though.

Should be fine right so long you're not really hogging all the water etc? Haha. Since you did share that there's seldom anyone using the washing bays.

Haha. Nice. You seem quite experienced as a detailer.

Do you visit the detailing thread regularly?

Autoglym products. Wow. Not very common here and pricing to match too. I kept having the impression Autoglym products are quite expensive.

I used to have the Super Resin bought from the defunct Eneos at 1U many years ago. Back then not so savvy in detailing so pretty much wasted the product.

Lucky my wife started to get used to my washing/detailing hobby although I would've liked more time so I can use the DA. At the moment it's all quick fixes like wash and spray waxes and apply tyre shine and that's it. Can't really do some paint corrections etc since I use hand application most times.

Anyways, yup. Your earlier post mentioned claying. I've skipped this step on my wife's 2 weeks old ride and it shows when the spray waxes I've used doesn't result in very good beading even in the current rainy weather.

Glaco works well on the windscreens though.

I hardly see any dust in my car nowadays. It takes me 5 mins to wipe down the interior. Vacuum the carpets maybe once a month. Are you still using the coil mats that Bermaz supplied? Those yucky coil mats trap all the dust on our shoes and blow throughout the car. I told my SA DO NOT install those coil mats on my car, I brought my own 3D Maxpider mats that I bought and fitted the mats when I collect my new car. I rinse those mats whenever it gets some sand or soil. Clean floormats kept my car pretty much dust free.

Oh btw, I got a set of original unopened Mazda floor mats to let go. Anybody wanna make an offer?

Yeah, mine is about 1.8k with 5 years warranty as you've put it. I thought of doing this because tbh, I don't have much time to polish my car, quite occupied    but I love my car and I want it to look shiny and polished in many years to come.

I was wondering, if I wash my car using wash and wax shampoo, is it ok? Will it harm the coating done?