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i just dun know how to express...

could anybody here know does my kizi runs well on RON95 ?

Welcome!


We don't use that rating here in the States, but your Kizashi should run fine on any grade of gasoline. Some guys swear they get better mileage with "premium" gas, I've never been able to discern any difference.

Hello, 95RON will be fine. Some of us are using 98RON and notice a decent improvement in fuel economy, but it's something you'd need to try for yourself.

PS: Where do you live?

My most recent tests (car is currently holding mid-grade Mobil; last tank 'regular' Mobil) continue to prove to me that premium returns better mileage in MY Kizashi......

murcod wrote:Hello, 95RON will be fine. Some of us are using 98RON and notice a decent improvement in fuel economy, but it's something you'd need to try for yourself.

PS: Where do you live?

malaysia...

here
ron 95 cost =2.10/liter malaysia Ringgit
ron 97 cost =2.80/liter

that's why i asked, thank for your answer.

today i experience slow to start my kizi when i start my kizi with aircond running,

then i turn off air cond and everything, i re start, it start well,

could anybody comment? battery problem ? time to change ?

(my kizi is 20 months old, mine is a show room, test-drive car)

tanjc wrote:today i experience slow to start my kizi when i start my kizi with aircond running,

then i turn off air cond and everything, i re start, it start well,

could anybody comment? battery problem ? time to change ?

(my kizi is 20 months old, mine is a show room, test-drive car)

is that any steps to follow when starting an engine?

tanjc wrote:today i experience slow to start my kizi when i start my kizi with aircond running,

then i turn off air cond and everything, i re start, it start well,

could anybody comment? battery problem ? time to change ?

(my kizi is 20 months old, mine is a show room, test-drive car)

i seldom drive my kizi...
is it battery weak for long time no charging ?

Yes, the battery charge is probably weak from sitting on the dealership lot for a while. It's actually very common among used cars.

Once you start driving it often, the alternator will charge up the battery and the battery will have more cranking (starting) power.

I help a lot of people buy used cars and it's very common for them to have weak batteries in the first few days after purchasing the car. It happens to ALL brands simply because the battery is discharging during the long times between engine starts until someone buys the car and uses it regularly.

It should get better as you drive it more often.