Guys, papa-full windshield tint ko sana city ko. Kaso Wala na sa casa Yung 3M FX ST. Sa labas din lahat Nng pinatanungan ko Wala Ng stock n FX ST, Ang meron Lang Color Stable. Bagay Kaya sa city natin Yung CS windshield tas FX ST side and rear? By the way, naka medium Tint Yung side and back and I'm planning to get the light shade for the windshield. Thank you.
Guys, nag-iinstall ba ang casa ng LED headlights/fog lights para intact pa din warranty?
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try lang mga sir. do you guys have a soft copy/pdf file ng manual ng city? penge naman. hehe
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Thanks, boytsiks! Mas okay talaga CS kesa FX ST kaso naka FX ST na Yung side and back free from casa Kaya gusto ko sana FX ST na din sa windshield kaso Wala na stock ngayon Sabi pa ng ibang shop phase out na daw FX ST Kaya baka mapilitan ako mag CS. Ang worry ko baka Hindi pantay or maganda tignan.
lol paano to? Naging toyota bigla Honda ko.
Last edited by jonski; January 15th, 2018 at 02:36 PM.
Ok lang siguro yun.
Personally, I have lighter shades tints on the windshield of my cars compared to the ones installed on the sides and rear. Better visibility at night for me.
Only issue is kung nagfade na yung FX ST sa side and rear WS mo. Panget na sya tingnan
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mga sir tanong lang po.. ok lang ba na medjo over fill ung engine oil ko pag cold engine,..
bale over sya sa high level using dipstick, kung baga sa timbangan lagpas sya ng 2 guhit.. di ko pa kase nasusubukan sukatin ng mainit ang makina
at 4 liters po ba talaga nilalagay sa 1.5L gasoline engine ? 4 liters po kase nilagay na oil sa 1.5l city ko....
As far as I know dapat hindi sya overfilled lalu na kung cold engine. How much level of overfilling can permanently damage your car, that I don't know.
If I were you, I'll have my engine oil reduced as soon as possible. For future change oils, I would regularly check it before leaving the casa or talyer.
not ok imo.
3.6L with filter na? overfilled by 400ml.
some will say ok lng.
some hindi.
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Most automotive sites/forums I randomly checked tells that this could be harmful, worst case is engine destruction.
I also believe may purpose ang manufacturers for putting a max indicator sa oil dip stick.
I personally know someone na naoverfill ng casa yung AUV nya, pinabawasan nya on the spot sa casa yung oil kahit mainit-init pa bago sya umalis.
Honestly can't tell. Sana naman walang permanent damage na nangyari.
Malamang naman yung MAX na yan ay may konting tolerance. Yes, exceeding it might have made some minor damage, but not to the point that a little over can totally destroy your engine.
Siguro be cautious nalang sa mga next change oil mo.
Haven't verified the site yet (I normally do this to separate fake blogs from authentic ones), but you might use this as your reference. Pwede mo ata i-DIY.
What to Do If I Overfilled a Car With Oil | It Still Runs | Your Ultimate Older Auto Resource
"What to Do If I Overfilled a Car With Oil
by Kenny Soward
Even if you have changed the engine oil in your car multiple times, there is always the chance that you will accidentally overfill it. Overfilling the engine oil in your car can cause serious damage to your internal engine parts and eventually lock up your engine. To remedy engine oil overfill in your car, you must first verify that the engine oil is actually overfilled and then drain the excess engine oil from your vehicle's oil pan.
Dangers of Overfilling
While it may not seem like a big deal to overfill the oil in your car, it can cause major malfunctions and potentially cost you thousands of dollars. When too much engine oil fills the crankshaft in your car, the oil becomes aerated and is whipped into foam. This is caused by the high rotation of the crankshaft. Foamy oil cannot lubricate your car well, and in many cases it will cause oil flow to halt completely, overheating your oil and causing loss of oil pressure. The engine then becomes starved for lubrication and may potentially lock up.
How to Check the Car Oil
If you have recently changed your engine oil and you see thick, white smoke fumes coming out of your car’s exhaust while driving, then you may have overfilled your car with oil. To verify your engine oil is overfilled, drive your car around for five or 10 minutes so that the engine becomes warm. This will ensure you get an accurate reading on the engine oil dipstick. With your car parked on a flat surface, open the hood and find the engine oil dipstick. Use your car maintenance manual if you have problems locating the engine oil dipstick. Pull the dipstick out and wipe off the excess oil with a rag. Reinsert the dipstick and wait a few seconds before pulling it out again. Investigate the fill line. If the oil reaches a point above the fill line, then you have overfilled the engine oil in your car.
How to Drain Excess Oil
If you have too much engine oil in your car, you must drain it from beneath the car. With a 3/8-inch drive socket wrench and a plastic oil pan in hand, crawl beneath your car and locate the oil plug. This will be a relatively large bolt at the bottom of the car’s oil pan. Reference your car’s maintenance manual if you have problems locating the plug. Place the plastic oil pan beneath the oil plug. With the socket wrench, loosen the oil plug until oil begins to trickle out. Continue to loosen the oil plug as much as you think necessary to drain excess oil. However, be careful not to loosen the oil plug too much, as it will result in a flood of oil. Continue to check the oil dipstick until the oil level is even with the full mark. "