For those who are DIY members to services own car

Subject: For those who are DIY members to services own car 29/9/2009, 10:35 pm

For those who are DIY members to service own car and needs tools and need consultation please do not hesitate to contact me regard about what special tools using.

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Eric
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www.mtis2008.com/ecshop

Hope i could solve your problem.

good info...thanks for share with us.....keep stay with us and sioloon...

hi all i would like to know how to maintenance my kelisa N/A?

Subject: Re: For those who are DIY members to services own car 1/3/2010, 3:36 am

Hi all,im a newbies here at sioloon...Just about to ask any 1 selling Plate labuan number starting frm Lc...Actually im looking 1 for my Bitrhday haha it's Lc1103 something like that...Any1 can help??

leepat wrote:: hi all i would like to know how to maintenance my kelisa N/A?

I am not expert on Kelisa car, but I help u on the basic car maintenance that u can follow.Maintaining a car in good condition will help you to keep it safe, drive it for a long time, and someday sell it for a better price.One way to think of this is to use the acronym TOWBIF which stands for Tires, Oil, Windows, Brakes, Interiors and Fluids. As for TIRES, Make sure they are properly inflated to the manufacturers specified pressure.Meanwhile, u may also make sure ur oil changed every 3000-3500 miles.Keep in mind that Oil is the blood of you car, and without it, the car isn't going to go far or quietly.For windows, make sure that all windows, mirrors and lights are clean and not broken. Replace any broken lights or mirrors as soon as possible. Have small windshield cracks by a windshield repair center to determine whether the windshield can be repaired or needs to be replaced. Check regularly for cracks and damage.And then make sure to check ur brakes once a month. If you notice ANY problems with the brakes, take your car to have the brakes serviced immediately. If the brakes fail, you can have a very serious crash.Check the belts or have them checked regularly for wear and tension. Very loose belts often make a loud squealing sound; have yours serviced if you hear this noise.Check the battery once per month for corrosion and clean it or have it cleaned and as needed. Avoid running your battery down, if possible. Even with a jump start, it's hard on the battery. Batteries do eventually get old. If you must replace your battery, also check the alternator and distributor to make sure that they are still functioning properly. The cleanliness of the interior of car is also important. Clean and vacuum the interior as needed! (hehe~).Coolant, power steering fluid, transmission fluid, windshield washer fluid, brake fluid, and other fluids need to be checked at a minimum of once per week.Plus, make sure to check your headlights, taillights, reverse lights, and turn signals.U may also replace the worn out wiper blades yourself (Windshield wipers).Lastly, depending on where you live, you may be required to get your car checked for emissions periodically.

sofie wrote:: Hi all,im a newbies here at sioloon...Just about to ask any 1 selling Plate labuan number starting frm Lc...Actually im looking 1 for my Bitrhday haha it's Lc1103 something like that...Any1 can help??

I am sorry bro I can't help u on that. But look at it on the web or ask anyone there in Labuan. Even if u are intend to get that kind of plate number, keep an eye on the road and if you noticed the exact plate number so u mite as well ask the owner of the car or the driver himself if he/she willing to sell the plate number. Easy as a green peas bro =)

SErvice&Maintainance car on time..will make engine healthy n last longer... Bagus

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