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    #941
    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post
    As much as i want na sagarin, takot ako to go beyond 125kph... haha...


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    Go with him and you'll see twice that speed. I think you need to substract 10 because of the limiter...

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    #942
    Quote Originally Posted by Archerfish View Post
    Go with him and you'll see twice that speed. I think you need to substract 10 because of the limiter...
    Just a remark, I noticed CX-5's speedo is accurate with my GPS device, Dashcam and phone. 100kph on speedo is same on all other devices.

    Not sure with other CX-5s.

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    #943
    Quote Originally Posted by Archerfish View Post
    Go with him and you'll see twice that speed. I think you need to substract 10 because of the limiter...
    [emoji33][emoji15] hehe...

    Quote Originally Posted by Lakwatsero View Post
    Just a remark, I noticed CX-5's speedo is accurate with my GPS device, Dashcam and phone. 100kph on speedo is same on all other devices.

    Not sure with other CX-5s.
    Same as mine... dash cam gps same as my speedo..


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    #944
    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post
    Tsikoters kasi, 6k rpm daw... hahaha...



    As much as i want na sagarin, takot ako to go beyond 125kph... haha...


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    Yung saglit na 6k rpm, madali lang yun pero kung sustained/continuous, Idol na kita!

    I have observed that most gas cars (AT) will get back to 5rpm when pushed hard to 6k rpm. Maybe it is part of the ECU tuning. Parang sustained lang between 5k to 5.5k rpm.

    Medyo easy breezy pa yang 125kmh, puwede ko gawin sa C5 (yung long stretch towards SLEX) basta maluwag. Ask mo si Archerfish ano pakiramdam ng sinagad na Mazda6 diesel, 240kmh daw!


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    #945
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Yung saglit na 6k rpm, madali lang yun pero kung sustained/continuous, Idol na kita!

    I have observed that most gas cars (AT) will get back to 5rpm when pushed hard to 6k rpm. Maybe it is part of the ECU tuning. Parang sustained lang between 5k to 5.5k rpm.

    Medyo easy breezy pa yang 125kmh, puwede ko gawin sa C5 (yung long stretch towards SLEX) basta maluwag. Ask mo si Archerfish ano pakiramdam ng sinagad na Mazda6 diesel, 240kmh daw!


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    Halimaw na yang 240kmh on public road bruh... easy breezy while holding hands sa passenger side mas better... hahhaa... mahirap ang tutok sa daan pero mas masarap ang tutok ka sa katabi mo.. hahaha...


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    #946
    Has anyone here had their iStop battery replaced?

    Did you buy from the casa? How much?

    Kailangan ba talaga na iStop battery? Spoke to an SA recently, sabi nya di na daw kailangan, pwede na daw regular battery, di lang nga daw mag-operate yung iStop feature. True?

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    #947
    Quote Originally Posted by 3ple4 View Post
    Has anyone here had their iStop battery replaced?

    Did you buy from the casa? How much?

    Kailangan ba talaga na iStop battery? Spoke to an SA recently, sabi nya di na daw kailangan, pwede na daw regular battery, di lang nga daw mag-operate yung iStop feature. True?
    Panasonic, GS Yuasa & Delkor have EFBs available locally at more reasonable prices now. Check their dealers & grab a CTEK CT5 Start/Stop batt conditioner to stretch the life of your new batt. Why do you think Start/Stop equipped cars require EFBs or AGMs? Regular flooded ones can't handle their needs, won't last long. You can try, already been done.
    Cheap batteries costing drivers with stop-start cars - Green Flag

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    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Panasonic, GS Yuasa & Delkor have EFBs available locally at more reasonable prices now. Check their dealers & grab a CTEK CT5 Start/Stop batt conditioner to stretch the life of your new batt. Why do you think Start/Stop equipped cars require EFBs or AGMs? Regular flooded ones can't handle their needs, won't last long. You can try, already been done.
    Cheap batteries costing drivers with stop-start cars - Green Flag

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    after 24 months of owning a cx-5 , i decided to to buy a ctek ct5 start stop, how often should we use this on our units?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dropzone View Post
    after 24 months of owning a cx-5 , i decided to to buy a ctek ct5 start stop, how often should we use this on our units?
    I use mine every chance I have. I bought an extra "comfort connect" for my son's car. I have to say, that connector is ridiculously expensive!

    The only consolation is that it has a built-in battery health indicator.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archerfish View Post
    I use mine every chance I have. I bought an extra "comfort connect" for my son's car. I have to say, that connector is ridiculously expensive!

    The only consolation is that it has a built-in battery health indicator.
    thank you sir, mine is charged while in the garage, what if that unit stays in the garage for about 7-14 days? when will i charge it again?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dropzone View Post
    thank you sir, mine is charged while in the garage, what if that unit stays in the garage for about 7-14 days? when will i charge it again?
    Just leave it plugged when car is unused.

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    #952
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Just leave it plugged when car is unused.

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    Yes, this is what I did when I didn't use my car for two months.

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    #953
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Panasonic, GS Yuasa & Delkor have EFBs available locally at more reasonable prices now. Check their dealers & grab a CTEK CT5 Start/Stop batt conditioner to stretch the life of your new batt. Why do you think Start/Stop equipped cars require EFBs or AGMs? Regular flooded ones can't handle their needs, won't last long. You can try, already been done.
    Cheap batteries costing drivers with stop-start cars - Green Flag

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    EFB and AGM are different, right? I think I also read somewhere that EFBs are better?

    The former Mazda Otis is not selling the iStop Motolite kasi ang bilis daw masira. They switched to a Japanese brand which I can't remember

    Once replaced, do I really need to reprogram the iStop? I saw that you already posted a DIY reprogram before pero kailangan ba talaga?

    Thank you
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3ple4 View Post
    EFB and AGM are different, right? I think I also read somewhere that EFBs are better?

    The former Mazda Otis is not selling the iStop Motolite kasi ang bilis daw masira. They switched to a Japanese brand which I can't remember

    Once replaced, do I really need to reprogram the iStop? I saw that you already posted a DIY reprogram before pero kailangan ba talaga?

    Thank you
    AGM>EFB>RegFlooded.
    MazdaPh pulled the Motolite plug as it seemed their EFBs were just stickers/labels.[emoji12] They lived very short lives. Now on the Nippon GS Yuasa.
    iStop relearning randomly needed. Sometimes you get lucky. If iStop works normally after the switch, you're fine. Most batt retailers hook a memory saver upon swapping a new batt in to avoid wiping out some soft electro settings & data.

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    #955
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post

    iStop relearning randomly needed. Sometimes you get lucky. If iStop works normally after the switch, you're fine. Most batt retailers hook a memory saver upon swapping a new batt in to avoid wiping out some soft electro settings & data.

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    Yes, I removed the battery terminals the last time I cleaned it and nothing happened except that I lost a few memory settings.

    May I ask for your recommendation regarding a memory saver?

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    #956
    Quote Originally Posted by Archerfish View Post
    Yes, I removed the battery terminals the last time I cleaned it and nothing happened except that I lost a few memory settings.

    May I ask for your recommendation regarding a memory saver?
    The common practice I've seen was to clamp the terminals w/ another 12v source (usually from a small battery) before the car's -/+ terminals are unhooked from the batt to be replaced.

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    #957
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Panasonic, GS Yuasa & Delkor have EFBs available locally at more reasonable prices now. Check their dealers & grab a CTEK CT5 Start/Stop batt conditioner to stretch the life of your new batt. Why do you think Start/Stop equipped cars require EFBs or AGMs? Regular flooded ones can't handle their needs, won't last long. You can try, already been done.
    Cheap batteries costing drivers with stop-start cars - Green Flag

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    Among the 3 brands, which do you recommend? GS Yuasa iStop batteries are exclusive to Mazda only, the GS Yuasa distributor can only offer Delkor * Php11,000. For Panasonic, I dealer friend gave me a quote of Php8,700.00

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3ple4 View Post
    Among the 3 brands, which do you recommend? GS Yuasa iStop batteries are exclusive to Mazda only, the GS Yuasa distributor can only offer Delkor * Php11,000. For Panasonic, I dealer friend gave me a quote of Php8,700.00
    I think that is a great price! Can I be a "friend" to your friend?
    [emoji3]

    I have a feeling that I can extend the original battery for several months only in using CTEK. Worst is, a couple of months only.

    At the very least, I had it for a minimum of two years compared to others who lasted for a year only. Now I understand why Mazda dropped Motolite.

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    #959
    Quote Originally Posted by 3ple4 View Post
    Among the 3 brands, which do you recommend? GS Yuasa iStop batteries are exclusive to Mazda only, the GS Yuasa distributor can only offer Delkor * Php11,000. For Panasonic, I dealer friend gave me a quote of Php8,700.00
    Pana, Delkor, GS Yuasa EFBs are all good batts.

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    #960
    Quote Originally Posted by 3ple4 View Post
    Among the 3 brands, which do you recommend? GS Yuasa iStop batteries are exclusive to Mazda only, the GS Yuasa distributor can only offer Delkor * Php11,000. For Panasonic, I dealer friend gave me a quote of Php8,700.00
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Pana, Delkor, GS Yuasa EFBs are all good batts.

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    I think 8700 makes the best sense given you'll probably need to change it again in 24months more or less..

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