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July 4th, 2012 11:03 AM #3322di pa naman ako na-cited for speeding sa nlex or sctex, although lagi ako harurot dun. just last june 20 nag-170kph ako sa sctex coming from subic (using my sta fe) and i was at it for at least 10 minutes, slowed down only after i passed a sctex patrol (pero busy sya attending to a stopped vehicle on the side) hehe.
passed by magilas trail going to manaoag nga pala, laki na progress sa sctex extension (the one going to rosario). lapit na matapos yung bridge sa ramos at natambakan na. sana next year tapos na. balak ko bumili ng house/condo sa baguio hehehe!
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July 4th, 2012 11:38 AM #3323Normal lang naman na may konting engine noise ang GS di ba?
Tsaka parang ang baho ng aircon ko pag bagong on.
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July 4th, 2012 11:46 AM #3324Lucky you then. I'm a bit hesitant to gun it as the lead or lone car along NLEx or SCTEx. When I was with my dad (I was using the Prado), we were playing in the 170-180 kph range headed toward Tarlac but were not pulled over. I was confident he knew where the cops were. But on my Bataan trip last April, I just stuck to the 100-120 kph range. Plus the Sedona and gas Fortuner I was leading seemed to have lacked the oomph to catch up when I'd floor it just a bit north of 120.
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July 4th, 2012 11:50 AM #3325Napapaisip na nga ako sa GS mo, bro. Parang ang daming issue. Then again, baka pati yung akin, di lang masyadong sensitive ang aking pandinig. Hehehe! Originally Posted by jdee12
Normal lang naman na may konting engine noise ang GS di ba?
Tsaka parang ang baho ng aircon ko pag bagong on.
Anyhow, yes there should be some noise. It's a diesel engine after all. Although IMO, insulation is pretty good on the GS. I've heard more engine noise in a Montero Sport and a Strada.
As to the aircon, usually that's a case of some water/liquid na natuyo sa loob ng cabin. It's the rainy season, so it could be from a an umbrella, o partially wet rag, gym clothes. Air it out and/or do some runs with the a/c on fresh air mode.
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July 4th, 2012 12:05 PM #3326Medyo nakakahiya pag nag on ako ng A/C.
Pero nangyayari lang naman yun kapag bagong start sa umaga. Pero afterwards hindi naman na.
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July 4th, 2012 12:29 PM #3327yeah bro, i know the feeling/scent. but that's just normal pag may natuyo sa loob. try having a charcoal filter installed. Originally Posted by jdee12
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July 4th, 2012 12:42 PM #3328Bro.,- here's a solution to your issue. Originally Posted by jdee12
Turn off your compressor about 3 minutes before you turn off your blower.
Should resolve the smell issue on initial A/C on....
I have not done this with our GS, but this should work to clear the vents/pan of any condensation.
And yes, charcoal is a wonder...
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July 4th, 2012 12:46 PM #3329Bro.,- I was thinking of taking the Magilas trail, pero decided not to on our way to Manaoag.... Originally Posted by yebo
Nice to hear about the progress of SCTEX... Sana on schedule or ahead of schedule sila, para Baguio is just in the neighborhood....
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July 4th, 2012 02:45 PM #3330Lemme try that. I've never run the blower without the compressor. What I commonly do is go free air. Originally Posted by CVT
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