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June 14th, 2009 09:55 PM #1411
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June 14th, 2009 10:25 PM #1412
The Lancer cheaper to maintain than the Jazz. San naman napulot yan? If remember Honda allows their cars to be maintained every 10,000km while Mitsubishi requires you to do a PMS every 5,000km. Add the fact that Jazz is a subcompact requires less oil than a compact Lancer. All these Honda high maintenance costs is so baloney unless you still live in the 1990's. I was just checking my calendar 2009 na tayo unless I am in some kind of time space warp
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June 14th, 2009 11:21 PM #1413Better use a commercially available tar remover, if you can find one. But I read somewhere before that as long as kerosene doesn't stay long on the paint, it is virtually harmless. HOWEVER... the kerosene, being a solvent, will take off some of whatever sealant/wax you put on the paint. So just be prepared to re-seal and/or re-wax. And of course, "as long as it doesn't stay long" is the key phrase... wash the kerosene off thoroughly right after applying it.
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June 15th, 2009 01:16 AM #1414Of course Lancer drinks more oil than a Honda Jazz, Lancer 1.6 vs Jazz 1.3L/1.5L, hence compared to Jazz, it will be more expensive to maintain than Lancer (1.3L = +-P1.5k * 10k kms, 1.5L = +-P500 *10k kms). As what Tidus said.
What you do is compare it with Altis or Civic. Although Civic is 1.8L.
For my Lancer, although, recommended maintainance for Casa is every 5k kms, I skip that, and go every 10k kms. Why? Because what the Casa does at every 5k is just check everything if its working fine. Top up oil and other stuff. If the car has no problems at 5k, skip it. Less hassle for you and your pocket.
Depends on what you like though, Jazz or Lancer. Pero masisikmura mo ba na Subcompact car at P712k - P810k compared to a compact car at P685k - 745k? Mas malaki space ng Lancer for 5 people w/ cargo kaysa Jazz. Lancer has better torque low down the RPM range due to CVT, while for Jazz, you'll have to rev the engine to get better response (as what car reviews said). For zipping the city, both cars are great though.
In my personal opinion though, Lancer has better materials than Jazz. Too plastiky for my taste.
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June 15th, 2009 09:54 AM #1415most neighborhood car washes use kerosene to remove road tar from body panels. it's cheap, readily available, and not harmful if done properly. they should rinse it off immediately lang. after that, re-wax the panels as the kerosene strips of whatever wax was present before.
if you don't trust your car wash place, i suggest DIY na lang. commercial bug & tar removers can be had from your mall hardware store. if you don't want to do this, switch to a pro detail shop. search the board. there are lots to choose from.
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June 15th, 2009 10:03 AM #1416i would not worry too much about it. it's supposed to tell you that your car is due for inspection. in my case, since i bring my car for PMS regularly, i just simply turned off the warning. read your car manual. search the net. i'm sure you will find your answers there.
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June 15th, 2009 01:33 PM #1417
right on dude! i agree with sir magister!
to rllopez1229! READ your freaking car MANUAL dude!
before hitting the keyboards!
SURF dude SURF!
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June 15th, 2009 07:56 PM #1418
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June 27th, 2009 12:06 PM #1419
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June 27th, 2009 12:11 PM #1420
personally, i'd think thrice, before buying that toyota brand new rack and pinion, to fix my 2003...
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