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post Aug 18 2024, 12:07 AM

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Chassis and engine number assigned. Now just wait loan approval

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post Aug 18 2024, 12:27 PM

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QUOTE(blanket84 @ Aug 18 2024, 11:38 AM)
How do you check ya? The link i received only mentioned about booking info.

Edit: Found already. Need to proceed to mazda connect portal for further details. Mine also assigned with engine & chassis number already. Yesterday signed loan my SA said the car is now in Padang Jawa already.
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correct, as soon SA key in your booking then should have details already

enjoy your new ride! I will probably received mine on the first or second weekend of September if all goes well

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QUOTE(rapple @ Aug 18 2024, 01:41 PM)
thats fast. i thought they would wait for your loan approval before getting the car for you.
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Maybe because its ready stock for my colour and spec, and SA is confident I'll get my loan approved tongue.gif

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post Aug 26 2024, 12:00 AM

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Taobao shopping as preparation for car delivery in 2 weeks time 😂

Getting the black grille cover since I'm going for chrome delete mod

Mud guards and the rear wheel arc cover

Color matching key cover

And some other interior accessories

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QUOTE(blanket84 @ Aug 27 2024, 04:15 PM)
That's a long shopping list..

I have just collected my car this afternoon.

Tomorrow going to send for PPF.

Getting used to the brake would probably take some time. sweat.gif
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Congrats on your new ride. Added to owner's list on first page. Share some pics after done PPF tongue.gif

tbh after 2 different test drive sessions, I don't really feel or understand the issue many people had with the brake sweat.gif is it the longer travel distance for the pedal?
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QUOTE(blanket84 @ Aug 27 2024, 05:49 PM)
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Officially a Matsuda Fanboi laugh.gif Didn’t get a good composition of the the car since I was in hurry, scared the neighbours see me taking photo of a new car laugh.gif

The brake feels lack of action, making you feel like you need to press harder to stop. Not worry though since it has auto braking.
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Wah u have the latest facelift Mazda 2 also? The B segment that everyone says its overpriced (tbh it kinda is)

I read somewhere Mazda intentionally design the brake that way so it gives a more gradual feeling instead of a sudden stopping feel which will throw the occupants forward. But then I never found any official statement from Mazda about this, could be just salesman talk. In the end its just something to get used to which won't be an issue eventually

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QUOTE(rapple @ Aug 28 2024, 10:02 AM)
Nice color... Should have wait for Soul Red for cx30 but wife don't want to wait that's why took the white.
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So many matsuda fans here... both cars same brand

Btw if you guys already installed dashcam, can share some pictures how the wire was routed to the 12v port? Looking for the less obvious and cleanest route / method...

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QUOTE(rapple @ Aug 28 2024, 01:15 PM)
Back in 2022 Mazda 6 was not my first choice but due to no stock from Honda - Accord and I need car urgently because my only car got major issue with the engine. I didn't even test drive the car and just book through their website and collect the car in PJ.

Got poison after owning it.

Cx30 interior it's just more up market comparing to HRV / Cross / X50. My wife just love it after seeing it.
Didn't route the dashcam to the port.
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Yes CX30 interior is next level compared to HRV and Cross. If only the backseats are more reclined I think more people would've preferred it

You went for hardwire directly? Actually I'll prefer hardwire but there's the concern about warranty. iinm only warranty related to electrical components will be voided? Which seems to be rare issues for CX30 to have... but you never know

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QUOTE(rapple @ Aug 28 2024, 01:54 PM)
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Oh I dint hardwired it. Sorry got mixup your question.

Rear seats it's quite ok I think compare to volvo xc40 or c40 but its for my young kids so think for now no issue.. 😄 🤣
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Oh you just let it be..... for me cannot lah new car 😂
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QUOTE(SasuKopa @ Aug 29 2024, 09:10 AM)
Although mine is Mazda 3, but we share the same interior

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12v port, go left and down, hide the cables under the center panel below, under glove compartment, A pillar, top windscreen.
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almost like what i have in mind as well, will route the cable on the floor so its not too obvious and can be covered with floor mats.
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QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Sep 3 2024, 02:10 PM)
For those who can understand Chinese, this is perhaps the best commentary about the CX-30



The host is the President of Taiwan's Mazda Fan Club.
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i watched his reviews before and thought he is from China since the channel is based in China



another reviewer from Taiwan I tend to watch is DR IF. He goes more into the technical details rather than just spec sheet and driving review



a similar english reviewer is savagegeese



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post Sep 7 2024, 12:16 PM

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Received today

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QUOTE(blanket84 @ Sep 7 2024, 07:06 PM)
Congrats! What colour did you paint your rim?
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Gloss black haha, follow Ignite spec last time


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QUOTE(blanket84 @ Sep 7 2024, 09:06 PM)
Haha. Everywhere I see people painted their CX-30 rim gloss black. Wish to see something different, like gun metal.
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Can request from SA actually, but they will bring out to spray also, just see whether they want to free or charge you.

Personally for my color (polymetal grey), it matches well with black only hahah

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Some tips for new or even current owners who are not aware

- You can put one of your spare key to sleep mode. This will prevent battery draining, no need to swap keys anymore to maintain battery level. Press 4 times on the lock button, then on the 5th time hold it until you hear some beeps. Your key is now in sleep mode, it can no longer be used for keyless entry and start your car. To reactive it just repeat the steps.



- The usb port in the center console armrest actually supports AC and AA also. Not just the front port. This is good if you plan to get those wireless AC / AA adapter, you can just plug in and store in the center console. For the front port for me I bought a mini usb ambient light for some extra illumination (seriously one thing I dont like about CX30 is how little ambient illumination there is, not even the center console storage doh.gif)

These 2 tips I was aware about actually and I just brought it up to my SA today to 'test'.... unsurprisingly she was not aware about either of them. But at least one of the service center guy knows about the keyfob sleep mode

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QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Sep 9 2024, 10:17 AM)
congrats on the delivery.

by the way, since the rim was repainted then it is good to check whether it's just spray painted or actually powder coated.

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sharing a picture i took over the weekend when the sunset was just at the right angle highlighting the "S" curve, so satisfying to look at.
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How to check? Tbh i feel like its spray painted since it was done in a day and costs only rm700

what's your spec btw? for first page owner's list purpose

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attention to every new or current owners.... please DO NOT attempt to wipe or even touch the plastic lens cover of the instrument cluster. Don't even try to wipe it with a microfibre cloth. It scratches damm easily, imagine your microfibre cloth turning into sandpaper

I was not aware about this and attempted to wipe the dust off it yesterday using microfibre cloth.... this is the result doh.gif

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luckily for me at least it is not that obvious most of the time unless there's light shining onto it, but damage had been done

this is not a CKD issue, its a well known issue for a long time and i think it applies to Mazda 3 as well

https://www.cx30talk.com/threads/instrument...lens-cover.271/

https://www.cx30talk.com/threads/instrument...er.271/#replies

Mazda USA even issued a bulletin for this

https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2022/MC-10215244-0001.pdf

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Instrument Cluster Lens Cleaning Procedure
1. Blow off surface dust from the lens surface using compressed air (shop air or compressed air duster can).
2. Wet with water only and wring out a soft microfiber cloth (for eyeglasses).
3. Use the microfiber cloth and wipe the lens softly in one direction as shown below.
CAUTION: A hard or rough cloth and detergent should never be used for cleaning the lens; otherwise, it may scratch it.
Also, never wipe with hard pressure.

NOTE:
If the lens is scratched, it cannot be repaired. The lens will need to be replaced.•
Advise dealer detail shop to use this cleaning procedure to prevent lens damage during new vehicle delivery.•
I asked around the fb owner's group for solutions, and some suggested to just directly apply a TPU film onto it, will cover most of the scratches. Gonna try that next

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QUOTE(squareballs @ Sep 9 2024, 12:21 PM)
TPU film on plastic surface.. long term will it affect anything?

TPU film glue + Heat on plastic surface...
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since its on the instrument cluster only i think it should be fine. And TPU is more resistant to heat and UV damage compared to TPH, assuming you got a genuine and good quality TPU lah
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QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Sep 9 2024, 12:50 PM)
oh, if that's the case then it is definitely spray painted. it is still good, just that you need to be a bit more "delicate" with it because it is much "softer".

mine is High+
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yeah its just to make my stock rims look good so i think its sufficient enough. will try my best not to curb it

give it few more years maybe I have budget and hand itchy will change to proper sport rims tongue.gif


QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Sep 9 2024, 12:54 PM)
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yeap, the same poor quality on my Mazda3 as well.

be wary though when you apply the TPU because application itself may also potentially scratch it because of the scraping action.
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noted on that, i will probably try to scrape towards the bottom so any scratches will occur at the bottom part and not too obvious hopefully
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The stock 8 speaker sound system seems a bit underwhelming with default settings. But with some EQ adjustments it made a lot of difference.

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Dont think its Bose level but at least it sounds good enough to me that I dont think I'll need a DSP or subwoofer for the time being

Mazda actually spent some RnD with the stock sound system. They call it Mazda Harmonic Acoustics

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https://blog.mazda.com/archive/20190808_01.html

Can use google translate to read more about it


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