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August 11th, 2018 02:51 PM #21Battery charges once u start it up. So matopup rin yun na drain mo. Ok lang yan.
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August 11th, 2018 04:02 PM #22
If your car started, no worries. The alternator will charge your battery once you start the engine & drive off. Yun lang nga, your battery is good for only 2 years & when the time comes that it needs to be changed, it just quits without any warning. You can try having it recharged & it will run but will not hold the charge overnight, even with all the lights turned off. Ako, I just replace it. I’m on my third battery already.
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August 13th, 2018 11:30 AM #23a good battery but was drained because someone left the car lights on overnight, should still be good as new, once re-charged (in the shop or in-car, via alternator).
a battery that's already old and whose plates are ready to fall apart, might still hold a charge but for a few minutes only. i charge the battery for a few minutes, only to be able to start the engine. once started, my next engine stop is the battery store.
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September 6th, 2018 09:09 PM #24
interesting...
https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...not-korea.html
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September 19th, 2018 11:54 AM #25Nice article, yes big question is, when will it arrive here in the PH? and what specs and how toned down will they make each variant? Tho I do hope they do give the GAS AT variant some decent alloy wheels this time around and not a lousy plastic cap that looks ugly as sheep really.
They want to beat Toyota and Honda, they'll have to do better than that.
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September 21st, 2018 11:29 AM #26Hi! I am a new Hyundai Accent MT owner and my car will have to undergo its first PMS (1k km) soon. I asked for a quotation for the PMS from the dealership where I bought my car (Hyundai San Fernando, Pampanga) so that I could decide which services I would want to exclude. Here is what they sent me:
Oil Filter - 450
Semi-synthetic oil - 1552
Transmission Fluid - 1164
Nitro - 420
Synthetic Wax - 250
Odor Eliminator - 200
Misc - 295
Total - 4331
I am pretty sure that the oil filter and semi synthetic oil are needed. The nitro, synthetic wax and odor eliminator, I can opt out of not having them done. What I am not sure of is the transmission fluid. Is it really necessary for the transmission fluid to be changed for the first 1000km PMS? I heard one of the SAs in the background talking to the customer service I have talked to on the phone saying "Oo, kailangan, pang-1000km lang yung transmission fluid kasi."
I badly need your expert opinion in this matter kasi medyo mahal din ang transmission fluid at baka mamaya I am just getting ripped off by this casa. Thanks!
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September 21st, 2018 01:12 PM #27
ask them to correct it, po. they will create a new CR, is what they did to mine years ago. they...
Chassis Number Problem