solozo72:
I am presently not with the Mechanic so I am stating what he told me via phone.

The engine had been removed a long time ago, about 8months now. I had initially wanted to ring it but felt discouraged and decided to rather buy a complete engine. Meanwhile I had sold the old engine as scrap and the vehicle left like that without engine.

Last week I sent money to the mechanic to get the Engine. He got it, fixed it and said he needed a car electrician to fix the electrical. I called one that I had, who came and tried to fix the electrical but he said that the former engine had one "sensor" while this new one had two "sensors" but that he would see what he can do about it. He went to Ladipo and got another sensor. For two days now he(electrician) had been working on it and yet to get it right.

According to the mechanic, the engine cranks but will not start. The electrician has told me that he wants to consult his boss to know what else he can do.

I feel the electrical guy does not fully understand the vehicle. So I am looking to get another car electrician who is more experienced in this type of vehicle.

Kindly help a brother with the contact details of a good electrical guy please.

PS: The vehicle is in Lagos.

mayor2013:


Main location of car in lagos e.g oshodi, mushin, ikeja etc

nurey:
Your explanation is vague.

The last time I checked, a mechanic changes engine not a rewire/electrician. They are supposed to buy same engine and fit the wires as they removed it from the former one.

Explain what starts means? Does the engine crank (the tanyun Yun sound) and doesn't come to life or it just shows light on dash board no crank?

Hayjaycity:


I tire o..

solozo72:


Stop displaying your low comprehension ability over a serious issue.

Hayjaycity:


Shey won sepe fun e ni?!!!!... Do you know what I mean by that?!!... What is serious about your low-end Hyundai accent..?! Mumu wey dey transfer money to Kazeems to get and fix and engine... If care is not taken, your life savings will go into that car... Next time you involve competent hands solving your car problems... I have changed engine countless times... I have never for once after fixing an engine to look for an electrician for the wiring... As long as you get d same engine... Fix and reconnect all lose wires... Simple.....hold on to your frustrations Abeg.... Na your cross, carry am.....

solozo72:


It's not hard to identify a vermin when he creeps out of a hole and gets hold of an #100 Glo Borrow Me Data.

Crawl back into the pit you came out from. Humans are brainstorming!

solozo72:
I am presently not with the Mechanic so I am stating what he told me via phone.

The engine had been removed a long time ago, about 8months now. I had initially wanted to ring it but felt discouraged and decided to rather buy a complete engine. Meanwhile I had sold the old engine as scrap and the vehicle left like that without engine.

Last week I sent money to the mechanic to get the Engine. He got it, fixed it and said he needed a car electrician to fix the electrical. I called one that I had, who came and tried to fix the electrical but he said that the former engine had one "sensor" while this new one had two "sensors" but that he would see what he can do about it. He went to Ladipo and got another sensor. For two days now he(electrician) had been working on it and yet to get it right.

According to the mechanic, the engine cranks but will not start. The electrician has told me that he wants to consult his boss to know what else he can do.

I feel the electrical guy does not fully understand the vehicle. So I am looking to get another car electrician who is more experienced in this type of vehicle.

Kindly help a brother with the contact details of a good electrical guy please.

PS: The vehicle is in Lagos.

MPVGoddess:


Always replace engine with its exact equivalent

Your mechanic did not do that - if he did, you don't need to do any electrical work.

You may need to involve law enforcement to force the mechanic and his business partner ( engine seller) or if you prefer the market union to get you the exact same engine in the vehicle.

But you should confirm that it is not starting because he sold your ECU (as someone else suggested) or some other sensitive electronics required to get the car started.

All the best