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June 12th, 2014 02:19 PM #2311
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June 12th, 2014 02:50 PM #2312wash it po. also, have the car's floor washed.
if the odor remains, it may be coming from the adhesive used. if so, you may have no choice but to live with it. or have the entire rug replaced..
btw, does everyone in the family agree with the presence of the odor? because you may be the only one sensitive enough to detect it... there are odors that less than 7% of the human population can detect..
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June 12th, 2014 04:29 PM #2313you did say that despite the engine revving well, the car refuses to accelerate fast enough. that leaves the automatic transmission. ATs are more sensitive to fluid levels than MTs. also, today's ATs are build like precision clockwork mechanisms.. too many things that can go wrong..
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June 13th, 2014 12:27 AM #2314My girlfriend and a tita could also smell it, though my coworkers couldn't.
I tried to utilize my free day to have the smell removed so we went to a place to have the interior Bactakleened. It kinda worked, but it still lingered. Went to a different place to have the carpets removed then washed. Since that takes a few days, I have been riding around with bare floors. That's when I noticed that there was this black sticky thing covering the base of the center console. Sniffed it, and wouldn't you know it, it stank of the crayon smell. It seems to be the adhesive material that was used to stick some sound insulation to the base.
So, I removed that, all of it, and the smell has drastically lessened. It was really really really bothering me so I just decided to hell with it. I asked my mechanic before doing that though, in case there was some dire consequence in me removing the adhesive material.
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June 13th, 2014 10:29 PM #2315Guys, i have a 10.5 gen 1.6v.
My question is, what security feature does the car have against carnappers? Im not sure if this car has immobilizer.
I did read the manual but its not there.
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June 19th, 2014 06:20 PM #2316Good afternoon sirs! Just an inquiry. Is it possible for an '08 Altis to be diagnosed for a top overhaul?
Medyo smoky na e.
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June 19th, 2014 06:21 PM #2317Good afternoon sirs! Just an inquiry. A repair shop in Sucat recommended that my '08 Altis to undergo a top overhaul because of high oil consumption and smoky exhaust. Is it really necessary considering the car is just 6 years old?
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June 19th, 2014 06:33 PM #2318with symptoms like that, you might end up having a general overhaul..
have your car checked first by another shop, to verify this first mechanic's opinion.
overhaul is not necessarily dictated by the car's age, but by the conditions the car's engine had to endure. even a one-year old car might need an overhaul, if it was mal-treated badly..
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June 19th, 2014 06:59 PM #2319Therein lies the quandary sir. I had it checked in another shop and both had compression tests done with the results satisfactory. I'm worried that the valve rings might be problematic. Here were my observations:
-smoke is excessive and bluish when I start the car
-smoke disappears when engine heats up
-smoke reappears when I rev the engine while in neutral.
-had the oil change last monday (4L semi-synthetic) but when I checked dipstick oil level was just below the top dot
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