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  1. Join Date
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    For everyone information: By November 2000, seatbelts in the market, must bear the Philippine Standard (PS) or Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) Marks. Failure of the manufacturer and the importer to comply with the requirements of the standard; and of the distributor and retailer to distribute and sell only seatbelts with the PS and ICC Marks, is punishable by law, in accordance with DAO 3:2000. With the scheme, the buying public is assured of safety and quality with the seals of reliability - the PS and ICC Marks.

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    ang tanong...

    anong settlement option kaya ang acceptable ke ts?

    bagong kotse o palit lang ng bagong seatbelt?

    o bagong kotse na puro mitsu ang parts?

    o palit lang ng lahat ng non-mitsu parts to mitsu?

    medyo di ko nage-gets ang goal sa ngayon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr.a View Post
    For everyone information: By November 2000, seatbelts in the market, must bear the Philippine Standard (PS) or Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) Marks. Failure of the manufacturer and the importer to comply with the requirements of the standard; and of the distributor and retailer to distribute and sell only seatbelts with the PS and ICC Marks, is punishable by law, in accordance with DAO 3:2000. With the scheme, the buying public is assured of safety and quality with the seals of reliability - the PS and ICC Marks.


    Hope this may help also;






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    Quote Originally Posted by dr.a View Post
    For everyone information: By November 2000, seatbelts in the market, must bear the Philippine Standard (PS) or Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) Marks. Failure of the manufacturer and the importer to comply with the requirements of the standard; and of the distributor and retailer to distribute and sell only seatbelts with the PS and ICC Marks, is punishable by law, in accordance with DAO 3:2000. With the scheme, the buying public is assured of safety and quality with the seals of reliability - the PS and ICC Marks.
    This applies to seatbelts manufactured here by companies like autoliv or seatbelts being sold as parts and not as part of the assembled vehicle. Imported units dont need it. Try finding an Audi or even a Suzuki Jimny whose seatbelt has that mark. Walang local markings.

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    Ano kaya yung end result ? Kakabitan ng bagong seatbelt yung car ni dr? Hmmmm...

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    News alert: safety recall campaign for mitsubishi fuzion
    MITSUBISHI MOTORS PHILIPPINES COPORATION | News and Events

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    Can Global recalls cover up fraud?

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    Global recalls vs. Cover up!

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    At least may recall ngayon ang Mitsubishi Motors. Kaya nabulok yung reputation ng MMC dahil sa coverup nila dati.

    Mitsubishi was twice forced to admit to systematically covering up defect problems in its vehicles. Four defects were first publicized in 2000, but in 2004 it confessed to 26 more going back as far as 1977, including failing brakes, fuel leaks and malfunctioning clutches. The effect on the company was catastrophic, forcing it to recall 163,707 cars (156,433 in Japan and 7,274 overseas) for free repair.

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    Fuzion owners, be vigilant and learn to fight what is just.

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    dinner for tonight is crow or foot

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    Actually napansin ko na yung date talaga since we bought the car years back. Nagtaka din ako. Kasi nga naman, sa i10 namin 08/2008 yung date. Tapos sa fuzion somewhere in the '90s.
    Pero ngayon mas pagtutuunan pa namin ng pansin yung recall kaysa yang seatbelt na yan no. To be honest, yung Fuzion namin yung pinaka abused na car namin.
    Last PMS nya was done last 2009 pa. Outside casa! Just imagine na lang kung gaano ka-desperate yung car for a tune-up. Pero, daily driver pa rin sya ng dad ko and every weekend, pinupuntahan nila ako dito sa Manila to visit me. (I'm in college na kasi). Point is, it's still matibay nonetheless. Some are laughing, "Taiwan kasi." Duh, like it matters naman kung saan gawa yung car.

    (2008 Fuzion GLX owner)

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    Quote Originally Posted by RVRSSG2.0 View Post
    Actually napansin ko na yung date talaga since we bought the car years back. Nagtaka din ako. Kasi nga naman, sa i10 namin 08/2008 yung date. Tapos sa fuzion somewhere in the '90s.
    Pero ngayon mas pagtutuunan pa namin ng pansin yung recall kaysa yang seatbelt na yan no. To be honest, yung Fuzion namin yung pinaka abused na car namin.
    Last PMS nya was done last 2009 pa. Outside casa! Just imagine na lang kung gaano ka-desperate yung car for a tune-up. Pero, daily driver pa rin sya ng dad ko and every weekend, pinupuntahan nila ako dito sa Manila to visit me. (I'm in college na kasi). Point is, it's still matibay nonetheless. Some are laughing, "Taiwan kasi." Duh, like it matters naman kung saan gawa yung car.

    (2008 Fuzion GLX owner)
    Since 2009 wala pa change oil? Naka-GT Oil ba yan bro? :hysterical:

    Kidding aside, papalitan niyo naman ng Oil yan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by renzo_d10 View Post
    Since 2009 wala pa change oil? Naka-GT Oil ba yan bro? :hysterical:

    Kidding aside, papalitan niyo naman ng Oil yan.
    I know, right?! Hahaha ewan ko baka some kind of oil from quiapo. Yung "pampatagal." hehehehehe

    yun nga, sa tagal na, I can't even recall kung anong oil yung nasa car na yun.

    Yes baka ipa-PMS na rin nyan once dalhin na sya sa casa because of the recall.

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    #16
    Update: Mitsubishi Motors and Union Motor Paco dinedma ang DTI.

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    Are we going to go back on this issue again?
    Kakapagod. Sell the car if that makes you crack, imo.
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    #18
    Standing for what is just and abhorence for wrongdoing will forever remember by our children. Fighting for dignity is an honor. Giving up is not an option for us.

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    #19
    I dont think TS is just fighting for just for a seatbelt, but fighting for what he/she believes what's his/her rights is. TS if you think thats your right as a consumer then go for it just keep us updated on your battle

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