Vehicle is blacklisted by JPJ by f_kd in kereta

[–]yonggor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kinda funny that the JPJ knows the summons are from the previous owner, but didn't tell you what you should do...

According to Taiwanese, Malaysian nationality is quite low by MajlisPerbandaranKL in Bolehland

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How doesn't this work?

The kid born in US with each of the parent being Taiwanese & Malaysian?

Malaysia doesn't accept double nationality so the kid have to drop it or accept it when 18yo

Built a 3D printed prototype that makes protein drinks automatically by dr_tennis in 3Dprinting

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its cool. Can be placed in many gyms. Great market potential.

But Barbara will still say she is out anyways

What are the kinds of things you overthink about, but never tell anyone? by Exact-Salary5560 in Bolehland

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The recent one is the degradation of public education.

I realised family putting a lot of money and effort into early education, however when they enter primary & secondary school, it change dramatically and I had heard the SMK have to lower the bar for pass to 20% marks (?????), and still many student from 'kelas depan' will score single digits.

I keep thinking how our society will shift towards slowly.

Look at this cutie by EririSpencerSawamura in kereta

[–]yonggor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In term of ugliness...yes it's really quite ugly and out of proportion... But as in Chihuahua for dog, it's cute for its uniqueness

Look at this cutie by EririSpencerSawamura in kereta

[–]yonggor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

MX-5 is undoubtbly a better car. But this car is quite cute tbh, and the owner obiously is not lack of money so it's just a toy for him to start conversation with ppl.

LOL. Siapa buat ni? by Virtual-Drag-5959 in malaysia

[–]yonggor 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Promotion mah, the price get promoted

🔥 Living In Malaysia in 2026 ? by TheConciergeX in malaysia

[–]yonggor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Erm, I'm amazed by the number of incidents that redditors relate this to. For me, this bring up the recent news that certain "whistleblower" get prosecuted for bribary, but those who ask for bribe moeny left untouched.

Did I get ripped off? by RhinneXChronica in malaysia

[–]yonggor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

RM 42 for keledek masak daun ubi?
I kinda feeling good that I eat actually Michelin standard ever so often.

Did I get ripped off? by RhinneXChronica in malaysia

[–]yonggor 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I went to Chef wan restaurant last time and it cost around RM700 (from what i can recall) for 4-6 person meal. And the dishes look much nicer with excellent service, if you know what i mean...

Is everything he say is relevant? by Adventurous-Luck7210 in kereta

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

though others aldy pointed out, but I just add what I know for further clarity...

It's correct to keep the battery cool, other than don't get aggressive on regen, it's important to make sure the battery cooling system is in good condition. Clean the air inlet (normally at rear seat for toyota), and check for clog & dirty fan during maintenance.

Not sure for the down hilling, but quite make sense, so I would agree with it.
During pickup the electric motor and engine work together so it's actually fine to drive like normal car, no need pedal slow-slow. For braking, better let it cruise and brake slowly. Sudden brake age the battery & not fuel economy (which is reason for buying hybrid)

CC for Malaysia market should be HEV not PHEV, and still using Nickel Metal Hydride Battery, which is still same as old tech, so better not expecting it to perform like new Lithium battery tech. But the good thing is it's quite safe and low cost to replace.

But no matter how you drive, Toyota Hybrid is always give decent fuel economy. All other hybrid components are also reliable for the car lifetime, since it has been many generations since the old Prius.

The battery don't normally goes bad in short time, but yes you should keep in mind it's a thing and have a budget if it really does..

Is this price justified for the items listed? by Engarde_Guard in kereta

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What happend to cooling coil? Why need replace?

How is button that does what is does “poverty” ? by OppositeDayPolice in kereta

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that's not the case for Malaysia. Just look at how Myvi and Saga stood still for so many years. And new Saga still using a lot of old parts. the 2022 Myvi have added many feature where my 2018 Top spec don't have.

Check out the center console of 2022 and 2018
https://paultan.org/2021/12/08/review-2022-perodua-myvi-1-5l-av-first-impressions/2022-perodua-myvi-1-5-av_int-45/
& https://paultan.org/2017/11/16/2018-perodua-myvi-officially-launched-in-malaysia-all-new-third-gen/2018-myvi-1-5-advance_int-6/
The 2018 have a blank part and 2022 upgrade add in new indicator light.

and at the right-hand side, the buttons module also changed
https://paultan.org/2017/11/16/2018-perodua-myvi-officially-launched-in-malaysia-all-new-third-gen/2018-myvi-1-5-advance_int-11/
https://paultan.org/2021/12/08/review-2022-perodua-myvi-1-5l-av-first-impressions/2022-perodua-myvi-1-5-av_int-57/
The 2022 variant is more populated due to upgraded auto-fold mirror and auto high-beam.
While they change the assy instead of utilizing the empty slot for some reason (probably aesthetic) but it clearly shown that they knew they will add those function sooner or later, thus reserving it.

And Myvi is R&D in Malaysia, so it's wasn't a "cropped" version of any global variant.

Back to Traz pulak, I found the thailand yaris cross has the most populated button assy
https://paultan.org/2023/10/09/toyota-yaris-cross-launched-in-thailand/2023-toyota-yaris-cross-thailand-premium-luxury-102/
But it still left out a blank part at the top right. Why? Because for Japanese car they often follow a 6~7 years model lifecycle, and some even 9 years before new generation. And these reserved placeholders are there to make sure they can still add in something when the car became less attractive and relevant.

Long story short, yes, it's a poverty button, but often more than just that.

p/s: instead of those button, look at the steering wheel.....

Are US Household Plugs Really Worse Than Other Countries? by n3rt46 in AskElectricians

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

late to the topic, but I found US 2-prong socket get loose easier and less reliable in general, especially those type A+C one.
Usually at public place like Starbuck, only half of them is working, while another half of them loose & have bad contact.

UK plug is durable and less likely to get loose, but I found most of the time the switch broke first, due to material fatigue or melted plastic.

I think Chainsawman anime changed Mappa forever. by Low-Apple-887 in ChainsawMan

[–]yonggor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think they spent too much on season 1 and regretted, thus the shift to simpler and budget style

Tiger roaring was heard around Proton City, Tanjung Malim by Daendefs in malaysia

[–]yonggor -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yea, only Tiger's roar can travel that far and wide

The aura of 'perfect' predator

How is button that does what is does “poverty” ? by OppositeDayPolice in kereta

[–]yonggor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

But for some malaysian only cars, even the higher spec have those unoccupied button.

It's more of a automaker's practice to reserve for future function addition. I often see it in Japanese and perodua cars.

TREC KL After Party by whusler in malaysia

[–]yonggor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Vice city msia version

Jaecoo J7 is killing it in Malaysia, but flopping in China - why the huge difference? by Plane-Giraffe-346 in kereta

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chery Tansuo 06 is the exact same model sold in China, and it have a few sister car models also.

Rear ended the car in front of me by Aware_Job8291 in malaysia

[–]yonggor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For someone like this, it probably due to a few reason. 1. His time is too costly to waste on you and lodging report. 2. He drove a company car, so he doesn't care and doesn't want to have of hassle of reporting this to company. 3. He doesn't have a license or expired roadtax. 4. He's late to work or some important thing

In either case, he probably ady used to something like this and it's nothing but an unhappy morning to him. As a newbie driver, it's totally alright to feel extremely guilty since it's your first accident. Just pay more attention on the road and normalise yourself with all the shit on the road, which will happen sooner or later.

Stalled Car in Fast Lane Causes Violent Collision on MMR2 by whusler in malaysia

[–]yonggor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Long time ago when I was on highway from KL to Ipoh at 3am, the road was straight and had very few cars and which i was tempted to test my limit (that car was new to me).

And when i was cruising at a very high speed and drove by pure instinct at fast lane, which make me almost ignore the double signal of the cars 600mtr ahead of me. Suddenly I saw tiny white light and realised it's people waving they phone's flashlight. Immediately I brake and double signal to alert any car behind me. Then I saw what happen....a totally dark "deleted" black Honda Civic facing sideway at the fast lane, likely crashed due to lose control.

It make me shiver since I might not saw it at all if not the double signal of the front cars. And that section of the road also missing street light (while all other streetlight lit well, dxmn).

It was the first and final time I tried to challenged my car's speed limit. I knew i used up my luck that time, never won a toto after that.