One piece 250? I thought it's 250 per pair. Replace sensor I ask SC they said they not doing. Have to change at Honda 4S

After knock back properly, the immobilizer back to normal and the door indicator light off d.

Before my rear bonnet left side gap is bigger than right side. Can slip finger into it, cicak oso can go in. Now I sent to ketuk body repair shop to fix the boot lid dent, the foreman help me to readjust the rear bonnet to centre and now both sides are aligned properly. No more can slip finger into it..


This post has been edited by ITforce: Nov 16 2019, 08:25 PM

Means we can change one side sensor only? No need buy two pieces ?

Even when the gap was bigger before, it didn't leak when car wash and raining.

After fixed at body shop, I splash water and raining heavy also, it doesn't leak now.

I opted for E Spec cos I personally don't like leather seats and the rear spoiler in V spec. I like the LED taillights though. I can live with halogen headlights too as long it has DRL.

For airbags, I think 4 is enough as safety. No tweeters is ok as I not really particular about the sound, though it's nice to have if it's free.

quote=mushigen,Nov 23 2019, 02:02 PM]
I fully agree with you on the no deployment of airbags. However, I personally don't consider airbags "nice to have". Leather seats are nice to have though. I wouldn't cough up RM7k (the difference in price over E spec) for something that is nice to have. In fact, I dislike the LED headlights because they fare poorly in wet weather conditions.

Like insurance, I try to get the best safety features in cars, to the best of my financial ability. If there was Honda Sensing as RM3k option, I'd go for it too.
If money is no object, I'd even get the latest Volvo

Everyone's risk appetite is different, and we make choices based on our risk tolerance. Hence, you see some people always ensure everyone in the car is belted up, whereas some drivers don't even bother to belt up themselves. As they say, to each his own.

Cheers.

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Any reliable accessories shop got sell reverse sensor for FL City. Oem part is okay.

Kena whack again from car behind.

Yeah I kena hit on 15th Nov, then yesterday hit again on same spot but this time my one sensor cap bracket broken and two small dents on rear hood below the plate number area.

I haven't try Hingan? Is this a physical shop or online store? In Kl?

Can you share Hingan contact no by PM me?

I called and go to SC Honda,, and want to order just the sensor, but they insist want to check my car .. zzz it's kinda waste time if I just wan order part and they scared order wrong part..

This post has been edited by ITforce: Nov 28 2019, 08:58 PM

For 20k km service for City, is it below 300? I check Honda schedule shows 260+, but the SC I called said that it's around 300 to 400... So expensive?

Thanks ya. I have went there to buy the sensor and brackets. Cheaper alot than Honda sell. Luckily got my car colour for the bracket

The customer service insist need to take the full package for 20k services like include aircond cleaner, else warranty void by Honda. And if go check other SC will be same pricing.

Thanks for reminding ya. Btw, my car was hit during night time when stop traffic. Just the two drivers careless not focus and straight press fuel pedal when my car not even start to run forward. Not sure it's related to rear halogen lamp.

No raining both nights m I checked my rear third brake and rear lamps are working properly.

Yeah, one was not focused and the other one was using phone texting.

Do u find FL car body is soft type that easily dented, especially the rear bonnet area. just a small knock fromcar behind like in traffic jam stop start will dent the rear side interior.

If I buy original brake pads and aircond filters from Hingan, can SC replace it with labour charge or we must buy the parts from SC ?

Normally our tires can pump maximum how much psi? I think I had previously pumped the tires to over 45 psi to 50 psi without tire gauge check. Pump gauge at petrol station not accurate.

I check pressure after pumped the next morning.

I checked in the morning got two front tires around 45psi. Others around 36psi.

No blowouts luckily but feel hard ride.

The DIY tire gauge below RM10 is accurate reading?

This post has been edited by ITforce: Dec 8 2019, 12:29 PM

I'm using the stick type gauge.