Dearest all,
yo kamen: i'm still pulling my hair every so often about how to
talk to patients, families and etc!?? :p
yo red_marchie --> yeah, the mechanic did ask whether those
vibrations / palpations had taken place in the morning..hmmm no
leh..and they're unlike the vibrations after the engine / air-con's
idle for a while too...haiiii, wonder what's the cause?? The
mechanic attending to me also mentioned that it might be due to
misfiring by the cylinders of (oops) i can't-remember-what / the
brakes that may need re-surfacing soon --> dunno what that means
leh...
anyway, he shared alittle about the car - which i'm sure many of us
already know so here they are (nothing too dramatic la)...just
another person's perspective...
1) It's a light car = very fuel-efficient
2) No major problems encountered by most owners,compared to other
models
3) Much of the car is "recycled" (wonder why?) =
Environment-friendly car then? :p
4) It's a light car = vibrations can be felt much more
strongly
5) Small car but powerful engine 
TC had serviced my marchie's throttle chamber, re-tuned the engine
and replaced 4 ignition coils within the last 2 weeks after those
vibrating moments --> anyone who can advise on what the "big
picture" is? Does it sound as if the engine's "choked" or ?? i'm
clueless abt the nuts and bolts of my marchie, sigh!
