aircond filter where to get ori type.
online store plenty macam fake only

Is anyone using a wireless adapter for their apple carplay/android auto? Would like to see what are you guys using, ive seen a few in shopee but i dont know which to buy. I heard that some adapter gives 1-2 seconds delay... so looking for a good one

guys,
city keep jerking at low speed. esp 10-30 in car park and slow accelaration.
SC change atf and spark spulgs. still the same shit,....
any idea....

city 2017 s spec

anybody already changed brake pad? how much the cost? heard around rm500++

clean throttle body?

That is the first thing he should do after change ATF and spark plugs does not work.

However I doubt the dirty throttle for a 6-7 years old car can cause jerking, slow performance yes.

It can be many things, from gearbox, flywheel to air flow sensors. Have to test one by one, from cheapest to the most expensive.
This one really must go for experienced mechanic or one who knows lots about car engine, test one part at a time.

If lucky, first try on certain part change or cleaning worked. If unlucky, have to spend more money change 1 part at time, the most likely cause first.

This post has been edited by Cavino: Jul 10 2024, 09:18 AM

City GN2 brake pad replacement at SC will cost you RM530

Try bring go SC ask them to do throttle relearn. Also CVT don't like it slow. Or maybe you mistaken CVT rubberband then jerking?

Get it outside.. No warranty also on brake pad. Just make sure to get the proper one not those RM100 set or From Shopee (Unless Reputable).

Remember to check your rear drum brakes too.

Not sure where to get it? You can get it from Hingan and then ask WS to install it.

do you guys experience your car jerk when the air con compressor kicks in? while car is stationary, gear position on D or N

Anyone got steering noise (kok) when touch and steer at gear N/P?

Only 1 month old car

How's the avg fuel consumption of the latest City models?

14 ish km per liter

Min. 16 to 25km/l for RS Hybrid. Mine is 25km/l average. 60% highway drive (stayed within 110km/h).

Hi guys,

I'll be getting my Honda City E Spec in the next 2 weeks. Any specific advice on what to check during car collection?

Thanks!

Just check for any cosmetic defects on windows rubbers, panels, paint, etc. If found, take pic immediately and informed the SA coz those cosmetic defect, after 2 weeks (if I'm not wrong), if you report, Honda Malaysia claim division might reject as they are not liable after that grace period is over. I am not sure if it was written anyway but I heard it is sort of a standard procedure.

Many ppl including me don't know about it until a person reported claim rejected due to this reason EVEN when he had the photograph of the defect taken when you first took the car, no claim then might just forfeit. Not sure how accurate that is but it is a real rejection case. If I am not wrong the person also install 3rd party tint, so that might be the cause of warranty void but when pics of the defect taken during taking car proved it is a defect before tint installation, they still reject coz of the so-called grace period of external cosmetic damage.

For other warranty, as long as you don't install 3rd party and it is not wear and tear, can still claim.

can we disable all these honda sensing shietz...

Actually it is all in the manual. if you have it. Can download from owner's manual in Honda Website.

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) - Can switch on and off with ACC button on the steering wheel.

Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS) - Can switch off via odometer setting menu. I would recommend leaving this on BUT you can switch the distance of when this will begin activation.

Forward Collision Warning (FCW) - I think cannot off BUT can select the distance when the warning activate. Just switch to shortest distance if you don't want to hear it often. I kena a few times, when this warning beep activate coz I am distracted. So it is pretty useful. Just adjust to shortest distance if you don't like it (since you can't off it, I think).

Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) - Can switch on and off via button on steering wheel. I find this extremely helpful when on highway with clear road lines. Especially useful when sleepy (hehehe) or trying to do something with 1 hand. I switch it off most of time but when I realize I start to swerve a bit due to distraction, I just activated this to safeguard my driving further then off it when I'm done. Use on highway only. Can combine this with ACC for more semi-automated cruising with clear road lines.

Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) - Can switch off via odometer Setting menu. I kept this off, don't find it useful as LKAS handled this much better without forcing the driver action.

Lane Departure Warning (LDW) - Will turn on and off with LKAS. Since I only turn LKAS on to stay in the same lane, this does not matter coz I will switch off when I'm done. If you want to switch lane with LKAS still on, just turn signal on, LDW will not activate when signal of where you want to turn is switch on at same time.

Auto High-Beam (AHB) - Can switch off via Odometer Setting Menu.

This post has been edited by Cavino: Oct 14 2024, 10:14 AM

Would like to ask you guys especially those city drives who stuck in jam most of the time, how much is your petrol per month? whats your consumption like

12-13 km per litre