Category Archives: Car

Court Rules Against Man Who Refused To Park Inside His Own House But Park In Front Of His Neighbour’s House

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The Penang High Court has ordered a man to pay RM5,000.00 to his neighbours and granted an injunction against the man to stop him from parking in front of his neighbours’ house.

The Judge said :
“Although the defendant had denied he had parked his vehicle in front of the plaintiffs’ house, I find the defendant was not telling the truth”.
“From the photographs and CCTV recording, it is obvious to me that the defendant always parked at a corner and opposite the plaintiffs’ house”.
“Before this case, he had parked two vehicles in his house compound. But, now, he refused to park his second vehicle inside his house compound. He only parked one car in his house compound. He purposely parked his vehicle in front of the plaintiffs’ house to cause annoyance and intimidate the plaintiffs”.

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What is the motor claims guide?

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Motor Claims Guide is a comprehensive guide developed by the Malaysian insurance and
takaful industry containing key information regarding motor insurance/ takaful.
The Motor Claims Guide aims to help the public better understand the overall claims
settlement process by making transparent key information.

Download PDF : What is Motor Claim Guide Combine?
Source: http://www.bnm.gov.my/documents/Accident_Assist/

Cleaning Conventional Car Battery

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Seeing much white dust developed around my car battery so I decided to clean it up. Items that I used.

  1. Sodium Bicarbonate. You can get this from supermarket (baking section)
  2. Waxco Silicone Spray (optional). This product will prevent white dust from further corroding your metal parts (this is because the spray will act as a film against the white dust & metal and you can get this from your local hardware store. (Mr. DIY etc)
  3. old towel.
  4. Water

Steps

  1. Mix a spoonful of sodium bicarbonate & water inside a bottle (shake well until all the sodium bicarbonate dissolved).
  2. Make sure your car engine is OFF. (No need to disconnect battery wire)
  3. Pour the sodium bicarbonate solution on the white dust. (You will hear some hissing sound which is normal as the acidic white dust react with the sodium bicarbonate)
  4. Repeat step 3 as necessary until all white dust is cleared.
  5. now pour some water over the battery to rinse and use the old towel to dry the battery.
  6. Spray Waxco silicone spray on to the battery terminal and any area previously plagued by white dust. (Make sure no open flame nearby as the spray is highly flammable).
  7. After sprayed with silicone, let it dry for 2 mins.
  8. You can now start your engine and good to go.