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  1. Hey Davy, it's been a while. Sorry I wasn't active here for a long time. Thanks for dragging me back in About the cover, it's not OEM, I bought it off ebay or Aliexpress (can't remember exactly) after seeing the 4A9 DOHC 16valve lettering on it. I wish it said MIVEC though. It wasn't a direct fit, I had to do some work to get it properly in place. And BTW it didn't come with any heat insulation. You were right. I checked my engine bay, it has the black heat shield but not the uppermost lining. Probably the brand new imports never came with it, thanks to UM ? Thanks for the compliment I'm planning to upgrade. I neither have money nor space for two vehicles so have to let her go, sadly.
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  2. I usually go to To***a La***a Kurunegala for all the tune ups and scans. First of all do a full checkup at there. There is a mechanic in the toyota side,who is thin and wears specs, who did an excellent job. Most probably your car should have done well over 100,000-120,000km or even closer to 200,000km if it was bought from an unknown buyer with no records.Replacements like shock absorbers,steering rack are most likely to exist on any car of the same age,and don’t do replacements from there,as it will cost you a fortune.If money is not a problem or you don’t have any trustworthy mechanic, it’s the safest choice.But places like that will always try to replace the whole part instead of repairing.For all replacements I visit a well known mechanic who does a good job to well known customers.But I’m from Kegalle therefore I have no idea about good mechanics in Kurunegala area.But I know few bad garages in Kurunegala area and P.M me if you need further details.Get details from you friends,relations and neighbours about garages,since Kurunegala is a town filled with garages, definietly you’ll find a good place.But before any of that,make sure to do a full scan and checkup from Toy Lan. For the prices, I did a full tune up,changed spark plugs,petrol filter(which is located inside the fuel tank) and engine seals together with the injector cleaning.It costed me 30,000.But your Allion has iridium spark plugs which can cost you about 15,000-20,000 to replace.Mine has copper plugs and it cost me only 4,000.The petrol filter cost about 9,000. My advice is to set aside atleast 100,000 for the running repairs since it has no records.
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  3. I have been using the Capacitor version of Viafo A119 and it's a very solid product. Night time video clarity is superior compared to everything I have come across. Only an expensive (Rs 25,000/=) Transcend unit of one of my friends came close the quality. So I think Viafo 1119 is the best budget cam out there. Got it from ebay for around Rs 12,000/=. Came with all the accessories necessary for install
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