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Old 08-01-2011, 12:31 AM
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thankyou very much all C-hing.
one more question, did you guys change the car battery? which brand are recommend?
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Originally Posted by Huen
thankyou very much all C-hing.
one more question, did you guys change the car battery? which brand are recommend?
Changed, but brand name can't remember, Make sure the capacity is same should OK. Better don't use Korea's brand which long last 2~3 years only.
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Originally Posted by Huen
thankyou very much all C-hing.
one more question, did you guys change the car battery? which brand are recommend?
most have change the battery.
I think the battery last about 5 to 6 years
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Originally Posted by billhk
u need low cut dresses like these, with your's truly testing the rear fenders.........
Looking good buddy, looking good
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Originally Posted by Jacky328
Oh, that's really terrified!
Hope Caltex's quality is close to what it's selling HK, that's why I usually rather go some 3 KMs far to fuel up at SZ.

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Our '04 E66 has 250K km on the clock, it drinks China fuel since it's 1 year old, so there is no need to worry.
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Originally Posted by pinguhk
china petrol is not clean at all, so much shit in it
if drink china petrol and do 20000km a year in china, then I would change fuel filter every year.
Is that true? I think you would imagine most local mainland people are with 8 eye balls and were able to do a fire breathe?
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Originally Posted by Small Tomato
Our '04 E66 has 250K km on the clock, it drinks China fuel since it's 1 year old, so there is no need to worry.
yeah no need to worry. It is the next person that buys the car need to worry
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Originally Posted by Jacky328
Oh, that's really terrified!
Hope Caltex's quality is close to what it's selling HK, that's why I usually rather go some 3 KMs far to fuel up at SZ.

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*sob* my Panny's high pressure pump was just pronounced fcuked, and they said they had to get approval from Porsche Germany to approve the replacement
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Originally Posted by wnshie
*sob* my Panny's high pressure pump was just pronounced fcuked, and they said they had to get approval from Porsche Germany to approve the replacement
Oh shit. Thats not good!!!

How long is it going to take to get the approval ?
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Originally Posted by pinguhk
yeah no need to worry. It is the next person that buys the car need to worry
Fuel pump usually last 80K-90K km (typical wear and tear), which would cost you a few thousand HKD, I don't see a point to worry.
If you're referring to our car's high mileage, we enjoyed every penny out of our car, we don't want it just park and wear.
Some do a few thousand KM per year, and sell it after 3 years, and lost 50% of the original car cost, that means a much higher cost of ownership. As long as you enjoy the car, regular wear and tear means nothing, we have been prepared for that cost since the day we sign the contract to take the car.


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