v7 is closed. Sorry for the delay.

Congrat to TS for opening v8.

You tried on other CDs as well?

Send your CD player for warranty claim if problem still prolongs.

If I'm not mistaken, you need to go back to the Perodua Service Centre or maybe any authorized dealer.

Go back to service centre to claim for warranty. It's a known issue.

I'm still waiting for the spare part to arrive.

Use a CD lens cleaner.

If it's within the warranty, you can claim it. Your case is the control on the driver side or passenger side?

Mine happened on the driver side which is called as master control switch. It's my second time!

I hope and pray hard so.

At the same switch (there're four swithces) on the same power window.

Anything that could be turned to cash is sellable!

As long as it doesn't void the warranty clause! Dam ...

I also don't how to drive to Zoo Negara myself.

You also early what!

I'm going back for Ching Ming next Thursdat. Driving down to Ipoh after work.

It's my dad's extended family.

What you did so early at Carrefour? Early shopping?

Of course there's difference. Using simple momentum expression, p = mv

The higher the mass, the greater the momentum.

Perodua remains the top car seller

PETALING JAYA: Perodua maintained its position as the top selling car in the country with 11,888 units registered in February.

According to the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), Proton - which was second with 10,684 units sold last month - was fast catching up

When compared with January, Proton car sales showed a decline of only 1.17%, while Perodua's decline was sharper at 23%, according to the data.

A MAA report on Wednesday showed that total car sales were 29,909 in February, down from 36,332 units in January due to the shorter working month. Total industry volume, including heavy vehicles and vans, was 38,587 units in February, down from 45,828 units in January.

MAA president Datuk Aishah Ahmad said it did not have any plans to revise the sales forecast for 2008, following a lower economic growth outlook for this year.

"It's a little too soon for us. But we will do it at end of June, or early July. For now, we will maintain our forecast numbers. We think the 510,000 units forecast are good numbers," she said after the MAA AGM yesterday.

Bank Negara had forecast gross domestic product growth of 5% to 6% this year, down from the 6.3% achieved last year.

On whether carmakers would put new car launches on hold in light of the economic uncertainty, Aishah said she expected launches would continue as planned. "I do not think there would be any impact," she added.

Asked if there would be a fuel price increase and whether there would be an impact on sales, she said: "The impact may not be in total industry volume but may be in terms of segmentation. People may downsize. They may not buy the heavy fuel-consumption vehicle but they may switch to smaller cars. If there is no (oil price) increase, the segmentation may still remain."

On what were the industry's other challenges, she said even though fuel prices were not expected to increase in the short term, the MAA was not sure if the Government would continue to hold back in the long term.

"But the main issue is that the prices of most goods have already gone up and cost of doing business has already increased," she said.

URL: http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...04&sec=business

I rather put a CJ7 doll.

You're vin_ann secret admirer or what?