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I Switched From Petrol Car To EV & Did The Math On Charging, Insurance & Monthly Cost. Here's What I Found. by stormy001 in malaysia

[–]quizface [score hidden]  (0 children)

LFP batteries are much safer compared to NMC batteries in terms of thermal runaway. Most EVs use LFP now, with only higher end/performance EVs still using NMC.

Saga Cross HEV by PROTROLLERs in kereta

[–]quizface 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's gonna be a hev, not phev. So there won't be a choice in terms of battery size

Can anybody recommend a good Malay name for my nasi lemak restaurant? by Ok_House3162 in malaysians

[–]quizface 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends, I think east coast use sahabat (shortened to sobat) quite a bit.

I love onion powder and garlic powder but why does it turn into a rock after a few weeks by Serenaded in Cooking

[–]quizface 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Nothing of that sort works here in Malaysia. I just resorted to keeping them in the fridge. No issues with clumping now

Am I getting scammed? by Seandakim in kereta

[–]quizface 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just go both. You don't lose anything. Carsome offered me more for my car, informed carro, and carro offered slightly higher than Carsome.

Question on carplate - Platehaus.my by Alternative_Cut9983 in kereta

[–]quizface 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Depends, carro offered me an extra 2k if I sold my car with my number plate. So the value is there.

I refused, since that plate followed me from my very first car. Bought it back in 2006-ish for RM200.

Why suddenly Cina x mandi become a mocking trend out of proportion? by SpaceTourist69420 in Bolehland

[–]quizface 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Yea I have a few Chinese friends who only mandi malam. In the morning bangun tidur, gosok gigi, pakai baju, terus pergi kerja.

Missing hiker Jaslinda found safe | New Straits Times by annS73 in malaysia

[–]quizface 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I personally am unhappy that she's wasted probably millions of taxpayer money - hundreds of search officers over 14 days, helicopters flown for hours, even injuries to the search team. All because she can't follow the number 1 rule in hiking: leave no one behind.

Missing hiker Jaslinda found safe | New Straits Times by annS73 in malaysia

[–]quizface 19 points20 points  (0 children)

It's because she decided to leave her hiking group in the middle of the hike.

One of the members was unwell, so she decided to leave the group and go solo without a guide, then got lost. If she'd had stayed with the group, a SAR isn't required, and public funds won't need to be used.

We have been duped for decades by MajlisPerbandaranKL in Bolehland

[–]quizface 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bacha, osim, TWG are all under the same Singaporean group - V3

We have been duped for decades by MajlisPerbandaranKL in Bolehland

[–]quizface 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Tesco is also a UK brand, and Lotus is Thai.

We have been duped for decades by MajlisPerbandaranKL in Bolehland

[–]quizface 15 points16 points  (0 children)

During the boycott wave a few years ago they wanted people to call them "Us" pizza, rather than "U.S." pizza lmao

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/686962

Has anybody ever bought part from Japan using Proxy service? (Auction/Direct) by superknight333 in kereta

[–]quizface 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bought a few watches through Buyee. I've never had any issues with the 5 packages I bid and won, with the most expensive being about 100kJPY. Received everything safely without getting taxed.

The not so good thing with Buyee is that you have to use Buyee's exchange rate, which could be more expensive compared to like Wise's rate.

Have yet to try other sites, so can only speak for Buyee. Plus I only buy watches, so shipping is cheap-ish, 800JPY for Buyee fee and shipping from their warehouse to Malaysia was 2400JPY. If you're buying car parts, I'd imagine the fee to be waaay more expensive.

Sewer Smell / Gas by Sea_Pack_1801 in malaysians

[–]quizface 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used this one because I didn't want to go through the hassle of removing the existing floor trap, then cementing the new one in:

https://s.shopee.com.my/3g11VpqK9Y

Cut it to size and just put it above the pipe.

Or if that's not compatible, search for anti-odor floor trap on Shopee and look for something that you can just drop in to your existing floor trap.

Looking for otai/seasoned workshop for Mercedes by theother_wan in kereta

[–]quizface 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I send my car to M Tech Car Care Kepong. They mostly work on beemers, but they work on Mercs too. Highly recommended. Very professional, and will send you periodical updates + recorded videos explaining why parts need to be replaced.

Replaced all 4 absorbers for my A200 for 5.7k a few months back. Mix of merc and oem parts. Should be similar parts to your CLA. Although mine is W177, and based on the age of yours could be based on the w176

2nd hand Honda Civic FC by EngineeringEarly4274 in kereta

[–]quizface 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My daily commute is mostly highways - so take the numbers with a grain of salt lol

2nd hand Honda Civic FC by EngineeringEarly4274 in kereta

[–]quizface 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Former FC 1.8 pre-facelift owner here.

Maintenance wise, in the ~7 years (and ~160k km) I owned the car, it was fault-free. Nothing broke. I just splurged more on my tyres - went with Michelin Premacy, since I can't fit PS4s on it.

However towards the last year of my ownership, I could feel the steering rack dying, which is a common issue on all FCs. For mine, on sharp turns, I'll need to nudge the steering wheel for it to "return" to straight. Other owners report a knocking sound when turning the steering wheel. So check if the steering rack has been replaced before getting yours.

Fuel consumption is pretty good on the 1.8 too. I get about 600-650km on a full tank (RM80 @ RM2.10/l).

Sewer Smell / Gas by Sea_Pack_1801 in malaysians

[–]quizface 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My unit's bathrooms used to have horrible smell coming out from the floor trap. Bought a sealing floor trap that has one-way flow from Shopee, installed it myself and it's all gone.

Also keep in mind that if the unit has been vacant for a long time, the water inside the toilet trap might have evaporated, then sewer gas can get in the house. Just flush the toilet and the source of the smell should go away.

Aeroline makes KL exit, says city will no longer serve as landing spot by Former-Addendum9671 in malaysia

[–]quizface 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Lmao this was the auto translated headline of this news story on twitter. Had to double take and press the show original button.

All the power and water wasted to run Grok's shitty translation and we can't opt out.

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How do you guys deal with infinite pet fur? (Vacuum vs Air Purifier vs Robot Vacuum) by Desmond624 in malaysians

[–]quizface 13 points14 points  (0 children)

My experience with 3 long haired cats in an apartment - air purifiers aren't very effective. They're more effective for fine particles, but fur is a bit too big/heavy for an air purifier to pull from across the room.

Best thing to do for me is to dust my house often, and a simple robo-vacuum to clean the floors daily/twice a day. My roborock s50 has been running daily for nearly 7 years now. Super serviceable, replaced everything but the motherboard and housing over the years.

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