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inlinesix

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6 hours ago, teomingern said:

And breathe in all the exhaust fumes and dust on the road? For what bro?

It depends on where you open it.

I do a lot of non-commuting drive.

Pana sunroof only for ppl who loves outdoor/nature.

I only close the cover when sun directly shines on my wife.

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Mkl22

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2 hours ago, Discoburg said:

Do also take care of the seal around it. Don’t let it harden and crack.

just use gummy pfledge.

also take note of the drain holes.

also occasionally spray silicon grease on the sliders

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Discoburg

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2 hours ago, Mkl22 said:

just use gummy pfledge.

also take note of the drain holes.

also occasionally spray silicon grease on the sliders

Any local shops selling the gummy pfledge?

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inlinesix

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1 minute ago, Discoburg said:

Any local shops selling the gummy pfledge?

I usually drop by PPSL part centre in Kampung Arang to get it.

It is the closest to my home.

I think about $15 bucks.

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Discoburg

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2 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

I usually drop by PPSL part centre in Kampung Arang to get it.

It is the closest to my home.

I think about $15 bucks.

Thanks, didn't know that there is a PPSL in that area. 

You also use gummy pfledge? Good ah?

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1 minute ago, Discoburg said:

Thanks, didn't know that there is a PPSL in that area. 

You also use gummy pfledge? Good ah?

I use it on 9 year old pickup truck.  The seal improves after application with lower wind noise at 140km/h.

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Brainstorm

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For the sunroof, its useful when you return to the car on a hot afternoon. Open the roof, on A/C and drive off. Car will cool down in few minutes and you can close it thereafter.  Hot air rises.. quite effective .. ha ha

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Mazda9090

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Hi, I am new to this Forum and I am new Mazda 3 owner. Nice to meet you all. 

Sorry may I know anyone of you feel that the i-stop function has something wrong? I have the problem like when I stop the car at traffic, it actives the i-stop function. However it only last for maybe 15 sec or less. After that it automatically start the engine again. It makes the car "choke" here and there and I don like the feel. 

Sorry I donno much about car hope don shot me. Or this is normal 1? Thanks. 

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Discoburg

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On 2/20/2020 at 3:25 PM, 13177 said:

Reminds me how many of you open and close your car windows often, esp for the rear windows? Lol.

Never! Hate the idea of dust entering the ride.

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Discoburg

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13 minutes ago, Mazda9090 said:

Hi, I am new to this Forum and I am new Mazda 3 owner. Nice to meet you all. 

Sorry may I know anyone of you feel that the i-stop function has something wrong? I have the problem like when I stop the car at traffic, it actives the i-stop function. However it only last for maybe 15 sec or less. After that it automatically start the engine again. It makes the car "choke" here and there and I don like the feel. 

Sorry I donno much about car hope don shot me. Or this is normal 1? Thanks. 

It’s normal. Just that the I-stop is not properly ‘charged up’ to stop the engine for the full duration.

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37 minutes ago, Discoburg said:

It’s normal. Just that the I-stop is not properly ‘charged up’ to stop the engine for the full duration.

I see...may i know is it possible we turn off the i-stop function forever? It seems like every time i turn off, after that when i start my car again, it automatic turn on again. Thanks. 

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Discoburg

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9 minutes ago, Mazda9090 said:

I see...may i know is it possible we turn off the i-stop function forever? It seems like every time i turn off, after that when i start my car again, it automatic turn on again. Thanks. 

I know some people modded to perm off the I-stop on the Mz3 BM. Not sure of the BP though.

 

its normal that it will auto on after engine re-starts.

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3 hours ago, Mazda9090 said:

I see...may i know is it possible we turn off the i-stop function forever? It seems like every time i turn off, after that when i start my car again, it automatic turn on again. Thanks. 

You can’t off it permanently unfortunately.. but no harm leaving it turned on anyway.. 

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Discoburg

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11 minutes ago, aztreonam said:

You can’t off it permanently unfortunately.. but no harm leaving it turned on anyway.. 

Its done on the BM models.BP should be the same.

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On 2/9/2020 at 12:50 PM, Solomongrundy said:

Hello everyone,

 

It's been a while but for new owners of the New Gen4 BP series. Do let me know if you'd like to join the official BP series group here in SG! 

 

BUZZ!

Hi, Can I join the group. New owner of mazda 3. Thanks 

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On 2/21/2020 at 3:15 PM, Mazda9090 said:

Hi, I am new to this Forum and I am new Mazda 3 owner. Nice to meet you all. 

Sorry may I know anyone of you feel that the i-stop function has something wrong? I have the problem like when I stop the car at traffic, it actives the i-stop function. However it only last for maybe 15 sec or less. After that it automatically start the engine again. It makes the car "choke" here and there and I don like the feel. 

Sorry I donno much about car hope don shot me. Or this is normal 1? Thanks. 

During hot day this will occur frequently as i-stop will deactivate to let the air con cool the cabin, night time usually will be able to last longer up to 2 mins as advertised.. so end up i usually deactivate it during hot day cause I know it’ll just stop and start within few seconds which is stupid and I think waste more fuel lol

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3 hours ago, Conan86 said:

During hot day this will occur frequently as i-stop will deactivate to let the air con cool the cabin, night time usually will be able to last longer up to 2 mins as advertised.. so end up i usually deactivate it during hot day cause I know it’ll just stop and start within few seconds which is stupid and I think waste more fuel lol

Yes, thanks for your reply! U feel me haha...

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Discoburg

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15 hours ago, Conan86 said:

During hot day this will occur frequently as i-stop will deactivate to let the air con cool the cabin,

Is that how it work? 😅
 

mine could  be faulty then as sometimes the istop doesn’t deactivate even when cabin freaking hot during noon.

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