Bsp Auto Parts Sdn Bhd

Selamat Hari Raya Haji

FORD TRANSMISSION FLUID
🔴MERCON LV
🔴MERCON V
🔴DUAL CLUTCH TRANSMISSION

MAZDA RANGE

CASTROL RANGE

As the festival of Diwali lights up, let the brilliance of the lamps brighten your path to joy, love and prosperity.

Kindly be informed that we'll OPEN as usual.
Please feel free to visit to our shop for your needs during holiday

STOCK ARRIVED ‼️‼️‼️

7.5L Castrol Mini Truck 15W40

18L petronas 15w50

New arrival

Amaron available

SELAMAT HARI RAYA ADILFITRI & HAPPY HOLIDAY

Dear Customer, please be informed that our company will be CLOSED for Hari Raya Holiday On
21/4/2023 (FRI) - 26/4/2023( WED)

WE will resume our Business as Usual on
27/4/2023( THURSDAY)

DELIVERY is Available Now

New Arrival

Volkswagen G12evo Coolant

Pekerja Lelaki diperlukan
(Sales Coordinator cm Delivery)
- Kerja dalam kedai & hantar barang
- Lesen memandu (B2) diperlukan
- Umur bawah 30

HAPPY CHINIESE NEW YEAR & HAPPY HOLIDAY TO ALL OUR DEAREST CUSTOMER

Please be informed that we'll closed from 21/01/2023 (Saturday) to 26/01/2023 (Thursday) for CNY Celebration.

Our shop will resume open on 27/01/2023(Friday) 9.30am - 6.30pm

7.5L CASTROL 15W40 MINI TRUCK

SPECIAL HOLIDAY NOTICE

Malaysia GE15: 18 and 19 Nov 2022 officially declared Special Holidays for voting

We'll closed on 18 (Friday) & 19 (Saturday) Nov 2022 and resume work on 21 (Mon) Nov 2022

Always check and service before travel for long journey..
Stay safe

We supply :-

✔ Engine oil
✔ Battery
✔ Radiator
✔ suspension parts
✔ Fender Liner
✔ Lamps
✔ Etc....

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==> popularly known for their high quality engine oil and lubricants.

The 2022 Malaysian general election, formally the 15th Malaysian general election (GE15), is scheduled

to be held on 19 November 2022

to elect the members of the Dewan Rakyat in the 15th Parliament of Malaysia.

Who controls the price of oil today?

The price of oil is set in the global marketplace. Oil is traded globally and can move from one market to another easily by ship, pipeline, or barge. As a result, the supply/demand balance determines the price for crude oil around the world.

What is causing oil prices to rise?

Why are oil prices suddenly so high? The pandemic depressed energy prices in 2020, even sending the U.S. benchmark oil price below zero for the first time ever. But prices have snapped back faster and more than many analysts had expected in large part because supply has not kept up with demand.

Why is engine oil so expensive now?

But, why is oil expensive? It comes as no surprise that, during the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries were forced into national lockdowns, which ultimately resulted in fewer cars on the road and less fuel being bought. This inevitably lead to the demand for oil to plunge, along with the price.

Looking for 18L engine oil??

New arrival

Century M42 (Extra Heavy Duty)
✅️Start -Stop
✅️Maintainance Free
✅️Long lasting

Looking For Soji Brand?

SOJI Japan Heavy Duty Lower arm & Upper Arm

MOTOLITE HEAVY DUTY BATTERY

WHY oil filter must change during change of engine oil ?

Your engine requires a tremendous volume of clean oil to operate properly. If the oil filter is not changed periodically, the filter can become severely clogged, reducing the volume of oil passing through the filter and into your engine. Without this oil, your engine can suffer severe damage.

WHEN to change your shock absorbers? Here are 6 SIGNs the time has come

1. Excessive Nose Diving & Squatting
Braking and accelerating shifts the weight of the car. Braking shifts the weight to the front, while accelerating shifts the weight to the back. Bad shock absorbers cause excessive “diving” or "squatting" when you brake or accelerate.

2. Excessive Body Roll
Like nose diving and squatting, body roll is just another part of vehicle dynamics.

3. Leaking Shocks
Shock absorbers are hydraulic. It means they contain fluid. Overtime, the seals may wear out and cause leaking of the hydraulic fluid. Slight misting is still tolerable for absorber health

4. Excessive bouncing

Pressing the car is not a very accurate way to test the health of your shocks. Unless they’re really bad, it is really hard to tell by just pressing the car. A better way is to drive the car over a bump and see how long the car remains bouncing.

5. Shaking Steering Wheel

Drive through a bumpy road and observe if the steering wheel shakes. A shaking steering wheel when driving through rough roads is a sign of bad shocks.

6. Cupped tyres

Bad shock absorber will cause uneven wear of the tyre thread. More specifically it, will cause “cupping” wear as shown in the picture below. If you see this, both your shocks and your tyres need replacing.

When Should You Change Brake Pads And Rotors?

On average, brake pads should be replaced every 25,000 to 65,000 miles, while rotors typically should be changed anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles. However, the exact number can differ depending on driving conditions and styles. The good news is, you'll likely experience minor symptoms when your brake pads are getting towards their end of life, making diagnosis and repairs easy. Not sure if it's time to change your brake pads or rotors? Here are 6 common signs it's time for new pads and rotors.
1. Squeaking or Squealing Coming From Brakes

If your brake pads are near the end of their useful life, the first symptom you'll begin to notice is a squeaking or squealing noise coming from the brakes. Squealing brake pads are typically caused by excessively worn down pads. Once you've worn down your pads enough you'll start to experience a grinding noise, at which time you'll also begin to damage your rotors, making the cost of repair even more expensive.
2. Grinding Sound When Braking

Like we stated above, if you're experiencing a grinding noise while you're applying pressure to the brake pedal, your brake pads need to be replaced ASAP. Some brake pads have built in metal wear indicators, which are designed to make a loud noise and alert you that it's time to replace the pads. If you leave the brake pads to continue grinding, you're opening yourself up to a lot more damage and higher repair costs.
3. Vibration When Braking

Vibration when you apply the brakes is another sign that your vehicle's braking system is in need of professional help. Chances are that your rotors are warped and created uneven brake pad wear at the same time.
4. Taking Longer To Stop

Another major sign that your brakes need to be checked out is loss of performance when applying the brakes. If you're experiencing less than ideal stoppage times while applying your brakes, it may mean your brake pads are worn down completely or that your brake fluid is low (often times due to a leak). For a true understanding of what's going on with your brakes, you'll want to get to a brake mechanic as soon as possible to ensure you don't lose all braking abilities.
5. Brake Pad Indicator Light Comes On

Most modern vehicles come with brake warning lights that appear on your dash. One is your Antilock Braking System (ABS) light and the other is your brake system warning light. Your brake light won't always come on when there is an issue — it's also the light that appears on your dash when your parking brake is engaged. But if you're seeing a brake warning light and your parking brake isn't engaged, it's time to have a brake expert take a look at your system to diagnose your issues.
6. Your Brake Pads Appear To Be Thin

One way to easily check on your brake pads is to visually inspect them for wear. To do this, look between the spokes of your wheels and locate your brake pad. If it appears to be less than a ¼ inch or 6.4 mm thick, you're probably due for a set of new brake pads.