Posted 01 September 2009 - 11:39 PM
It is just an excuse, they didn't do a proper job when installing the tint. A proper tint installation require a room where the humidity and temperature is feasible, if not moist will sip in during the process of tinting as a result these watermark will appear. How many people are having the same problems?
Yup, agree with you, that's why i'll send back to their shop to redo the tint again... this time is in their so called clean room, previous one is done at the car center...
#42
WKM425
Posted 02 September 2009 - 10:19 AM
Yup, agree with you, that's why i'll send back to their shop to redo the tint again... this time is in their so called clean room, previous one is done at the car center...
Now I guess I have to change my tinting as well.
Also, not sure where the rattling is from. Sometimes it's the air cond due to the tuning.
BTW, anyone know if SX4 can use RON 95? Coz Swift and Grand Vitara can't.
Don't try to con the conman
#43
darreltian
Posted 02 September 2009 - 10:55 AM
Now I guess I have to change my tinting as well.
Also, not sure where the rattling is from. Sometimes it's the air cond due to the tuning.
BTW, anyone know if SX4 can use RON 95? Coz Swift and Grand Vitara can't.
Correction, Suzuki Swift Sport & Grande Vitara have to use RON 97. SS no problemo at all.
Posted 02 September 2009 - 06:40 PM
Correction, Suzuki Swift Sport & Grande Vitara have to use RON 97. SS no problemo at all.
sx4 sedan minimum requirement is Ron95, according to the user manual, so I think is no problem using RON95...
#45
bigsmlleye
Posted 04 September 2009 - 01:55 AM
I ask one of my friend work in Suzuki. SX4 Sedan has promotion until the end of september. The promotion including car price here now is RM79K, 2.8% interest.
About this car, normal service is about RM100 and above, not more than RM200. Yes, this car can use Ron95 petrol. The only thing I concern is the price of the space part. Other than that, I will going to own this car.
#46
NohadT5
Posted 09 September 2009 - 07:51 AM
sx4 sedan minimum requirement is Ron95, according to the user manual, so I think is no problem using RON95...
According to the manual, unless stated on the petrol filler cap/lid to use RON 95, you can use down to the min. of RON 91.
Most of the cars in Vietnam are running on RON 92 petrol where RON 95 are available only at certain bigger petrol stations.
NohadT5
#47
NohadT5
Posted 09 September 2009 - 07:55 AM
Saw a few SX4 X-OVER here in Batam,Indonesia yesterday with rear disc brakes.
Will check out further on this and I'll like to have it on my SX4 sedan.
NohadT5
Posted 09 September 2009 - 10:20 PM
After three weeks of driving my SX4, i found that this car is very good in performance except when in high speed cruising, at about 150-170km/h, i found that the car is quite floating, is it because of the car height and also the 15inch tires? I think I'll change to 16inch rim with 205/50 to make it more stable... Did anyone have the same problem as me?
#49
bigsmlleye
Posted 09 September 2009 - 10:54 PM
Since SX4 Sedan is a CBU car, if their spare part claim almost the same price with Honda brand, I think should not be a problem to buy this car.
SX4 Sedan owner, may I know does your car audio come with the Aux(or USB) plug in?
Posted 10 September 2009 - 06:58 AM
Since SX4 Sedan is a CBU car, if their spare part claim almost the same price with Honda brand, I think should not be a problem to buy this car.
SX4 Sedan owner, may I know does your car audio come with the Aux(or USB) plug in?
No aux input.
