QUOTE(imperialrealcs @ Feb 17 2008, 12:45 PM)
dont bother to read all the long winding post

welcome to real world
Well that's the problem, imagine you post a problem and someone just read a part of it and complain saying you should just forget it, or "what's the big deal/fuss?"
Anyway, as mentioned, we're all "customers", I don't understand why we can't help each and support each other but instead trying to tell people to "forget it" and "be glad of whatever offered which one think is OK?". If you're the victim and someone do that to you, how would you feel? You're already a victim and suffering and someone, who are also a "customer", which should understand, come up and "sort of" going against you, how do you feel?
Added on February 17, 2008, 1:56 pmQUOTE(blinky @ Feb 16 2008, 11:38 AM)
I think it's not so much but what Proton or the related parties did AFTER the car was burnt.
But my question is, how can a car just burn like that?
Is there something seriously wrong with Proton?
For me, it's about prevention better than cure. I'd rather NOT HAVE a good SC, and have my car NOT PRONE to burning.
They can have the best service in the world, but what's the point if my car keeps getting on flames?
I don't think we can simply judge by not understanding the real problem. It can happen to any car regardless of makes. It's most probably electrical, and it can happen to any electrical products. It'll be unfair to blame an judge Proton based on that. Even the SC is not Proton's fault, nor the SC. It's the mechanic fault if it's really the electrical problem. But the SC should take responsibility and immediate action, and Proton should do their job as well to ensure the customer is protected and treated "correctly".
As we all know, many mechanics like to simply join our car's wiring around. e.g. "Ah, here got wire, I can use this for lights". Or when something malfunction, they just simply join the wires around to get things work. For other makes, they might have been warned and more careful with these problems, e.g. some manufacturer have stress on messing with the electricals.
My previous Wira had many messy wirings as well, and it's not good. I even had once replace my radiator fan and the mechanic did something wrong with the wiring, which causes the fuse to keep burnt. I went back to the mechanic and he just send me to a wiring man to check but he say nothing wrong (without checking it in detail) and replace a new fuse. It burnt again and replace a new, till once I didn't notice the temperature rises too high (fan stopped working due to burnt fuse). I got annoyed and went to another wiring man, but the wiring man say he needs a full day to diagnose, I insist him to check on the radiator wiring (altough he keep saying it's nothing wrong) as the problem only happen after. I got angry and finally he just open up and check and found the problem.
This is just an example of messing with the electricals/wiring. I've had few problem due to wiring before (luckily nothing serious except the radiator one) and hated those mechanic way of doing things.
This post has been edited by Andy214: Feb 17 2008, 01:56 PM