Yup, if boot is full of things sometimes we need to remove items that is stack up to the speaker level and can get cut by the sharp screw.
As for bro. TR car boot he cannot stack too high because UR bar blocking......
Small, Hidden and yet could be fatal if kena by accident
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As for bro. TR car boot he cannot stack too high because UR bar blocking......
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I hope all proton owners especially BLM or Saga that have screws like that to send a complain to them...is not safe at all...imagine if some parents just wanna carry the baby to let them play in the boot (unlikely but possible) what if he/she don't know there are dangerous SPIKES in there?
So, best to report the matter. Want proton to improve and be a known brand for Malaysia? We have the responsibility to help by giving feedback. That's how everyone improve. Through feedbacks.
LOL! True...but then seriously, that screws are not suppose to be like that in a car...Yup, if boot is full of things sometimes we need to remove items that is stack up to the speaker level and can get cut by the sharp screw.
As for bro. TR car boot he cannot stack too high because UR bar blocking......
My cut till today 3 days still not cure yet...can still feel the pain...
Yup, just hope they look into it, but if report to SC, maybe they do case to case only. Probably need to tell R&D or Car design team....
Cure at least 5 days and depends whether you kept it dry?
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So which department is the best to report to? Report online?Yup, just hope they look into it, but if report to SC, maybe they do case to case only. Probably need to tell R&D or Car design team....
Cure at least 5 days and depends whether you kept it dry?
Ya is my thumb that kena so easy to keep it dry...just lucky is not my index and ring finger..hard
to keep those two dry...
lucky not your middle finger injured....if not cannot "finger" your **ahem** edi haha...So which department is the best to report to? Report online?
Ya is my thumb that kena so easy to keep it dry...just lucky is not my index and ring finger..hard
to keep those two dry...
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Which is why I thank god that the Screws did not scratch/injured those important fingers.
lucky not your middle finger injured....if not cannot "finger" your **ahem** edi haha...
Perdana also like that bro?
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Not yet, any idea where to report?
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Here, is the e-mail add for the complain.
Proton i-care
[email protected]
Izso, I mentioned to SA during car collection...he took pic and say will submit to HQ....no news until today...the pic I posted was actually took 2 weeks (in 2012) after I bought the car which I used to send to the i-care but also no reply....
Proton i-care
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Izso, I mentioned to SA during car collection...he took pic and say will submit to HQ....no news until today...the pic I posted was actually took 2 weeks (in 2012) after I bought the car which I used to send to the i-care but also no reply....
Oh! I thought you still sucking your thumbs, so will be used often.....hahahahahaWhich is why I thank god that the Screws did not scratch/injured those important fingers.
Perdana also like that bro?
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Not yet, any idea where to report?
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Wonder if the complaint was passed on up to HQ?
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You mean...
lucky not your middle finger injured....if not cannot "finger" your **ahem** edi haha...
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LOL! Bugger u!Oh! I thought you still sucking your thumbs, so will be used often.....hahahahaha
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Wonder if the complaint was passed on up to HQ?
Not sure but I already sent my feedback as per stated by TitanRev in that link.
Let's just see if there is any reply.
THanx bro for telling.
I got check on my new Saga for this screw n YES !! it was there !! sharp n dangerous...
luckily no servers or important items are damaged bcoz of this screw
I got check on my new Saga for this screw n YES !! it was there !! sharp n dangerous...
luckily no servers or important items are damaged bcoz of this screw
Well well well... This has shown how efficient And effective Proton is in making car. They even boasted of going global...with this kind of thing and design...sigh...
Just to share: self tapping screws are usually, usuallyyyyyyy...used for mounting something to woods, especially thick woods where the end of screw won't stick out. Why self tapping for woods? Coz it saves time and money. The sharp edges of the screw will bite the woods and sit in there nicely. So when they use self tapping screw on a thin plate like the one shown by SF and TR, in my eyes, I see only cheapskate and lazy ppl. They use it because it is fast and cheap. They do not have to make threads to enable them to use bolt and nuts. All they have to do is use a drill and force the screw in. Time and cost effective? Yesssss......quality? What's that? Not in the dictionary ..
Just to share: self tapping screws are usually, usuallyyyyyyy...used for mounting something to woods, especially thick woods where the end of screw won't stick out. Why self tapping for woods? Coz it saves time and money. The sharp edges of the screw will bite the woods and sit in there nicely. So when they use self tapping screw on a thin plate like the one shown by SF and TR, in my eyes, I see only cheapskate and lazy ppl. They use it because it is fast and cheap. They do not have to make threads to enable them to use bolt and nuts. All they have to do is use a drill and force the screw in. Time and cost effective? Yesssss......quality? What's that? Not in the dictionary ..
SF, my perdana dont have that problem......Which is why I thank god that the Screws did not scratch/injured those important fingers.
Perdana also like that bro?
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Not yet, any idea where to report?
The same screw found in Ikea's DIY furniture but this one is protruding so long it could caused serious head injury.
As we know what people do to take those stuff further in the boot.
Btw, easiest way is covering it with door stopper rubber. Else, get the small screw and nut to replace it but this is quite troublesome as
it require the removal of the rear cover.
Thanks for sharing. It could saves many others...
As we know what people do to take those stuff further in the boot.
Btw, easiest way is covering it with door stopper rubber. Else, get the small screw and nut to replace it but this is quite troublesome as
it require the removal of the rear cover.
Thanks for sharing. It could saves many others...
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You're welcome and is indeed dangerous. Looks harmless but if think again, and look again, is not as harmless as it looks. Can be very fatal.
Already e-mail to proton i-care but no reply from them as expected.
can we refer the 'tribunal pengguna' for cases such as this?
You're welcome and is indeed dangerous. Looks harmless but if think again, and look again, is not as harmless as it looks. Can be very fatal.
Already e-mail to proton i-care but no reply from them as expected.
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you probably could, but what for? We want Proton to improve their QC and quality. Not just ask you to go into their SC so they can replace the 4 screws right?
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