I brought a Axia advance on 2016 and it is 9 years now. since Axia is 1.0 4at, i just press full pedal all the way. currently axia did not give me trouble yet, but with my driving pattern, engine will koyak 1 day. i heard normal car will have a big service on 10 years. so i m dilemma on :-

1.) sell the axia and buy a second hand car. due to my golden foot, cvt cars isnt for me at all. and i dont wan to spend so much since my already brought my current axia for 42k. i targeted 2nd hand mazda 2 2018 for roughly RM42k on the carsome/carro/carlist apps (if axia trade in RM20k, i only top up RM22k which i think is kinda ok to me). but again 7 years car and additional RM22k it is worst it?
2.) keep using axia, when big service, just repair and continue using axia until he is retired. actually i like axia very much but there r only 2 things annoy me, vibration and the 1.0 engine (extra low hoursepower).
based on this, wat is the opinion and suggestion?

Can you guys suggest a good engine oil for Axia? Already out of warranty, going outside service. Previously used some cap yam oil called "beast" idk wtf is that.

which year axxia? km? any problem tak using beast.
cap ayam is fine as long u replace early

fake oil is how bad. i begin to try 1 by 1 brand and felt awesome than workshop branded oils

which year axxia? km? any problem tak using beast.
cap ayam is fine as long u replace early

Bad advise

Just get original P2 synthetic and use for 10k km intervals. Labor is also cost.

“Change early” takes time AND money and recycled shit brand oils are proven to gunk up and kill your engine.
You eat heroin or crack also felt awesome. Won’t kill you immediately one. Ini bukan /k pls go back there.

instead of dissing me use cheappy oil in cheappy vehicles.
do u mind to teach us how we identify tulen p2 or replica p2 oils?

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4192241/+940
Getting original EO from service center provides peace of mind.
So yeah, trying multiple unknown brands is really pushing your luck at the expense of your engine.
Your money, your car.

No,blotter spot test cannot differentiate if an engine oil is fake or not. It may indicate engine oil conditions at relevant km reading, which in your case I personally am not 'impressed' with this Honda fullsyn for now, in relation to the Aisin 5W30 above.

no worries to me. so far biker complains are far more affected by unknown lubes than cars

Most of us can only afford one car and regular oil change with a reputable source minimize the risk of fake lubricants.

No worries for you maybe but to recommend unknown oils without a reputable company backing it in open forum, you're going to be called out as irresponsible.

its much better even to use the cheapest brand oil and change frequently.

Cheapest genuine oil is not the issue.
Fake oil is the problem and its prevalent here.

Even my regular mechanic cut the empty EO plastic container into half threw it in front of the shop to stop the syndicate keep asking for it.

Oh u got a good mechanic there.
So far i just buy from shoppe official store for my bold fs engine oil and change evry 5k. Previously i bought from tesco, lotus shell engine oil

>>post265<< lets copy out zeng mentioned over there:
no worries to me. so far biker complains are far more affected by unknown lubes than cars

The shell helix ultra is proper high end stuff for bargain price sold by lotus. And they won’t sell fakes.

It really is Ferrari factory fill oil…

Oh u got a good mechanic there.
So far i just buy from shoppe official store for my bold fs engine oil and change evry 5k. Previously i bought from tesco, lotus shell engine oil

Tested bold fully 10w 40 just rm20.90 on my bike. Easy start and accelerations feels 'sharp' and fuel saving. But after 200km running, got clutch slip problem the gear indicator blinking and the bike tend to overheat after running 20 km in hot day afternoon. End up change castrol 'synthetic base' rm40, all problem gone.

My car i got using bold atas 5w 40, no problem running 10k+ km. Just that when release the old oil, the mechanic comment that the oil more like liquid rather than oil.