Definitely not on the 2016 FC. Not sure of the facelift models. My experience above is based on the launch 2016 FC

Nah, hatchback vs sedan. If got hatchback also I would most likely choose it

- extremely highly unlikely now since even Thailand discontinued the hatchback due to low sales vs sedan 1:15 ratio in 2019

Need to be brave to pull out the tabs for the car headliner, and spend some time to do it yourself - maybe around 30-45min if you're fast.

I did my own installation for my previous FC. It was relatively easy, and acceptable (in my opinion), but it was not as nice as what the professional did, with proper electrical felt tape and hide almost all wires properly & neatly.

No, i think it's not supposed to be fully detached - in case if got accident and airbag deploy, the A-pillar should dangle, and not blow off totally - might hit driver/passenger.

Also - got more details on the lucky draw:



Only open until 31st March 2022 and open for all previous Honda owners who register the new Civic by the contest end date. each month got 3x iPhone 13 Pro, 6 x Apple iPad and 20 RM500 Decathlon Voucher. Good luck guys!

Normally when I exit the car, I turn off the car

But there was one time when my wife was in the car, and the phone was in my pocket all the while carplay was enabled, waze and apple music was running. I exited the car and entered my office lobby for a while, roughly 20-30 meters away.

My wife was witnessing as things happened in the car. She said the audio was choppy, and connecting, disconnecting for a while, and finally, carplay exited.

When I moved closer to the car, carplay connected again, waze and apple music continued to work as normal without me doing anything on the HU. When I entered the car, things was the same as I left it.

It was only 1-2 minutes of me leaving the car though, so I’m not sure if things would happen differently if you left the car for a longer period of time.

Thanks! Confirned this works & changed the setting to allow wireless android auto. Can’t test it out though

You need to pair again. Delete pairing on both the car and your phone. Enable wifi & bluetooth. Follow the guide below



Managed to run over a large screw on the road last night around 10pm. No tyre shop open at the time. Luckily no air was leaking and managed to drive to a tyre shop over lunch to plug the hole



This post has been edited by isr25: Mar 6 2022, 02:05 PM

https://support.google.com/androidauto/thre...roid-auto?hl=en

Searching on google, seems like pixel 5 has problems with wireless AA.

On the inside, top left of windshield.

Untung! How did you notice?

Previously used Yuma custom coil mats. It lasted until i sold my cars (5 years and 5.5 years). Price was similar to Trapo though lol

I had ecotint preinstalled on my previous Civic FD Concept M. It was 100% smart tag friendly.

I have been using Llumar Diamond 6 (6 mil) for more than 10 years on 3 different Honda cars. Never had any power window problems.

Dunno if best place, but I put my A129 Pro Duo front camera on the left & slightly below the Honda Sensing camera. Can't be directly side by side, or even the same level, coz will see the black area beside the Honda Sensing camera.

This post has been edited by isr25: Mar 9 2022, 09:49 AM

Not mine - credit to Joseph Tan from Civic 11 FB group




https://www.facebook.com/groups/32087842859...12686312749217/

He also uploaded a video of the dashcam in action. a bit too wide IMHO. Fish eye effect too large

This post has been edited by isr25: Mar 9 2022, 12:07 PM

This is where I installed my A129 Pro Duo in my car:





This is the view recorded from my dashcam:

Anker 613 - bought from Shopee. https://shopee.com.my/product/148120148/159...46-1646821875.9 Apparently if buy from Taobao can get much much cheaper https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=103808574

It’s specifically for Apple Magsafe phones (iphone 12 & 13 only) and it holds up well until now. Never had the phone drop even on bumpy roads.

Using both apple leather & clear case - both magsafe compatible

Oil & fuel filter change is following the maintenance minder OR 6 months. The other parts servicing is following the 6months/10k interval.

If you already changed at 8k due to maintenance minder, no such thing as having to change again at 10k - i never heard of this before… if this happened, the sc tried to cheat you.

Maintenance minder is closely related to how is your driving pattern & condition. If you always get bad traffic jams, long warm up or cooldown the engine, idling while waiting for a long period of time, be prepared to change the oil at 4-6k km. Basically, engine is on but not moving anywhere will kill the oil life.

Since my FC days, my oil life is always between 9500-10k km. never below that. This continues to my current FE. Also, it helps that I live in JB and my normal daily commute has zero traffic.

I suspect the oil sensor is just that - engine running time + distance travelled

Also, the oil life can also “heal” itself, e.g. i encounter quite a bit of traffic jam and idle a bit. Thus i only travelled 2,000km but oil life is now 7,500km (supposed to be 8,000km). But i travel up and down the ns highway jb-kl and now the distance traveled is 3,000km & oil life is back to 7,000km

So i suspect that the oil life counter is looking at the overall time & distance since oil life was reset

Another free gift incoming

Go kacau your sa - my sa just informed me of this too