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Good-Carbuyer

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  On 12/14/2010 at 1:50 PM, MG_Myvi said:

Ok all Bros....

 

I'm thinking to setup a Perodua Club Forum. What you think?

 

Or we just stay on like now? Tell me your thoughts.

 

Just want to keep this passion for our rides going... [:p]

I do not see any issue if Perocom is prepared to sponsor it

I my open to trade-in mine for any better brand/model anytime, so more concern with road safety than brand promotion

 

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Meganut

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well seems you already found your cause as to why your car has acceleration slipage maybe you can get it looked into... auto car has no clutch and the power loss have to be some lame reason...

 

the lack of competency from the AD is laughable, not so much of evacuating clients.. when one of the guys wanted to know if there are other brands of brake pads they provided cos of the amount of dusts that AD onces produce they told him its not the brake pads that cause the dust but rather the brakes and if he wants he should get the whole brake system change with aftermarket brakes or live with the current ones.. if thats still call evacuating clients i rest my case.. the least decency they could have done was to ask him to buy his own pads and get it change by them.... thats what we do in jb and what the jb AD advice us to.. bring own eo and even own pads sometimes... we coudl bring stuff for our servicing and get them to use it on our rides :) basically everything at local aD cannot be solved or its like that one or have to change everything, well the only thing that i will be changing is my service provider, if AD do not appreciate recurring business i believe all my fav service providers up north do... i have never hear JB AD service centre giving me lame reason whatsoever... even the proton workshop that i always go to, the guys that service my cars all drives myvi and viva so they can advise me properly since they service their own rides...

 

i still think its laughable at their competency not so much of evacuation but rather boycott :)

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MG_Myvi

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  On 12/14/2010 at 10:20 PM, Good-Carbuyer said:

Hmm... I believe Perocom never stamped onto log book for both 10,000km and 20,000km. I need to check if they still honour warranty (or lack expertise to honour warranty)

 

If it's done there...can go back to ask them endorse it...they will have records.

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  On 12/14/2010 at 10:26 PM, Good-Carbuyer said:

I believe the weaker 2nd gear acceleartion can dismiss this, but also allows others to served into my path obstructing me from hypermiling, after the traffic lights turned green

 

Now my issue is more on every time i brake...there seems to be a sound....sounds like rocking chair...still can't figure out what's wrong. :wacko:

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Colin03

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Hi Bros,

 

Any advise what is the biggest rim can be fitted to myvi using original absorber and spring .

 

Do advise tyres spec if can , thank you .

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Nazuki

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actually i did email perodua be4 abt gg over for servicing will affect the warranty a not, they replied that the warranty will be void. Below is the reply from them.

 

Dear Mr. ***,

 

We regret to inform you that Perodua car purchased in Singapore has to

be sent to Perocom (our official distributor) for repair.

 

In addition, the warranty is only valid in Singapore. Do let us know if

there is anything else we could help with.

 

Thank You and Best Regards,

 

Tom Tang Weng Cheong

Executive - Overseas Marketing Department Perodua Sales Sdn. Bhd.

Sungai Choh, Locked Bag 226,

48009 Rawang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.

Tel: 603-6733 8888 (Ext. 3332)

Fax: 603-6733 0345

 

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  On 12/15/2010 at 6:09 AM, MG_Myvi said:

Now my issue is more on every time i brake...there seems to be a sound....sounds like rocking chair...still can't figure out what's wrong. :wacko:

 

maybe yr disc plate is not straight, heard it's a common problem with myvi

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  On 12/15/2010 at 6:36 AM, Colin03 said:

Hi Bros,

 

Any advise what is the biggest rim can be fitted to myvi using original absorber and spring .

 

Do advise tyres spec if can , thank you .

According to TYREPAC, up 3 sizes 205/40R17

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  On 12/15/2010 at 6:09 AM, MG_Myvi said:

Now my issue is more on every time i brake...there seems to be a sound....sounds like rocking chair...still can't figure out what's wrong. :wacko:

Mine does produce a rumbling noise when driven over rough surface (could be the vehicle weight, shock absorbers, over-inflated tire, any combination of these). Each car different issues (laugh)

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Meganut

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Bro Nazuki long time no see

 

Went Ros Merah they say that the recognise our warranty leh... but i do know that if go ros merah perc

warranty may not recognise but ros merah recognise.. mmmm

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  On 12/14/2010 at 11:50 AM, Meganut said:

14 inch tyres the pricing as follows:

 

Hankook 165/55/14 is RM130-150/pc... think rubber prices increased... i bought about RM130

 

Hankook dun have this size in SG

 

For Kelisa and Kenari and Viva most of us using stock profile is 165/55/14, one of the tyres can be found with this profile is

Falken 165/55/14 at SGD110-150/pc

 

 

Hankook 17 inch can't remember the profile cos wanted to change for one of our cars so went to check the last time was RM420-440 after discount... at 2.37 so its SGD177/piece

 

In Singapore we bought the same Hankook tyres and profile for SGD170/piece...

 

my OPC using Hankook optimo K415 165/60R14 bought in sg for $80/pc.... no issue... which hankook are u using/bought from m'sia?

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  On 12/15/2010 at 1:02 PM, Good-Carbuyer said:

I believe more likely it is worn shock absorbers, depending on the usage

 

I do suspect that...but it only happens during braking... :wacko:

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  On 12/15/2010 at 10:21 AM, Nazuki said:

maybe yr disc plate is not straight, heard it's a common problem with myvi

 

Bro, thanks for the info...managed to get some in info from Myvi forum Msia. [:)]

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  On 12/15/2010 at 10:17 AM, Nazuki said:

actually i did email perodua be4 abt gg over for servicing will affect the warranty a not, they replied that the warranty will be void. Below is the reply from them.

 

Dear Mr. ***,

 

We regret to inform you that Perodua car purchased in Singapore has to

be sent to Perocom (our official distributor) for repair.

 

In addition, the warranty is only valid in Singapore. Do let us know if

there is anything else we could help with.

 

Thank You and Best Regards,

 

Tom Tang Weng Cheong

Executive - Overseas Marketing Department Perodua Sales Sdn. Bhd.

Sungai Choh, Locked Bag 226,

48009 Rawang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.

Tel: 603-6733 8888 (Ext. 3332)

Fax: 603-6733 0345

 

[speechless] quite demoralising leh.... [thumbsdown]

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