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jayraptor
Posted 03 October 2009 - 10:28 AM
every two weeks need to reset ???
Hi fkmfkm,
Not every 2 weeks, for some, only every time when you change engine oil or change battery if you have own preference for the ECU/PCM/ECM settings. This money making scheme was first introduced in BMW 7series 1981 and 1982 525i above (520i no need). Then other carmakers follow as they find it interesting way to make buyers stick to their SC.
Hi momotaro,
I don't go to SC and I owned only Jap cars. Can't comment on Chevy.
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wpchin
Posted 06 October 2009 - 06:42 PM
Refit from Daewoo Korean edition. The model is 10 years old. Those models no longer sell in US. That's the reason why ppl. seldom get Chevy.
Chevrolet Optra, year of launch in Korea, 2002.
You already Jumped from year 2012.
Please read read read read read properly.
Thank you.
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Posted 07 October 2009 - 11:07 AM
.....models no longer sell in US. That's the reason why ppl. seldom get Chevy.
Amazing! People can say so much about Chevy but actually no nothing about it. Bro...look la at Chevy fact correctly before u wan to tembak (buta-buta) here.
Chevrolet range sold here is for Asean market, therefore, GM won't sell Asean models in the US market. Since you ill informed and for your learning sake (as if you are a toddler)...their market is selling range like Malibu, Cobalt, Suzuki Forenza, etc. Further more theirs are 2,000cc & above.
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#14
ruhaizad
Posted 09 October 2009 - 11:58 AM
chevrolet optra - asia
suzuki forenza - usa
both are the same car
Posted 09 October 2009 - 05:04 PM
chevrolet optra - asia
suzuki forenza - usa
both are the same car
One is 1800cc...One is 2000cc...though it is same designed. Asean model = RH drive...US = LH Drive.
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"IDEMITSU engine oil and YUASA Battery...A truely Japanese quality product"
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ruhaizad
Posted 10 October 2009 - 11:28 PM
One is 1800cc...One is 2000cc...though it is same designed. Asean model = RH drive...US = LH Drive.
ya lor, proton arena in turkey is lhd, proton arena in malaysia is rhd, same design
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pointman
Posted 10 January 2010 - 04:07 PM
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chevrolet optra - asia
suzuki forenza - usa
both are the same car
hehe, odd how the asian brand is sold in the western country and the western brand is sold in the asian country...
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archebald3
Posted 15 April 2010 - 08:53 AM
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any updates? were you able to replace your throttle body and Timing Belt? ill be replacing the same parts soon, how much did it cost you all in all? thanks.
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tfazuin
Posted 15 April 2010 - 04:20 PM
any updates? were you able to replace your throttle body and timing belt? ill be replacing the same parts soon, how much did it cost you all in all? thanks.
Its definately not the throttle body, the 1.8LT only problem if it's manufatured in 04-06 is the wire harness. The cost of repair would be below RM1K. Try checking with prevoius SC such as Shared Auto, PJ Volcar and Ecotec all based in Klang Valley. I do not know of any 1.8 that has had a throttle body replaced in both mychevyclub.net and .com forum.
The following are my current and my future rides:
2012: VW Sicrocco 2.0T (its a moving target...)
2010: Proton Saga SE 1.3
2009: Suzuki Swift 1.5
2005: Chevrolet Optra 1.8Lt
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Posted 14 June 2010 - 05:16 PM
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Its definately not the throttle body, the 1.8LT only problem if it's manufatured in 04-06 is the wire harness. The cost of repair would be below RM1K. Try checking with prevoius SC such as Shared Auto, PJ Volcar and Ecotec all based in Klang Valley. I do not know of any 1.8 that has had a throttle body replaced in both mychevyclub.net and .com forum.
Hi Bro,
Would like to know is the price mentioned cost of replacing a new set of wire harness or just servicing the existing one?
Pls let me know.. Thanks
Aaron
