Hi experts in d hse! Should u buy a naija used toyota car and not knowing d history of d fluid/oil being used on it. To save d hassles of engine flush, wil it be wise to fully drain out d old oil/fluid and just start a new line of oil/fluid altogether: just like normal servicing?

Thx in adv.

mrtnt: Hi experts in d hse! Should u buy a naija used toyota car and not knowing d history of d fluid/oil being used on it. To save d hassles of engine flush, wil it be wise to fully drain out d old oil/fluid and just start a new line of oil/fluid altogether: just like normal servicing?

Thx in adv.

Guy abeg go buy tokunbo car, what are u doing with a naija use that u want to flush the engine?

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rubbish!

there are some good and fairly used naija cars out there

everybody know it and the slavery mentality wouldnt help either

and why do u wana use engine flush; take it or leave it; thats has to be the last resort

i think the best u could come up with is to open the top engine cover to see if there is some sight of slugde which should be cleaned carefully with ur hands

put back the themostart and bleed the system with all the necessary maintenance done as well

1st of all, some naija used cars are far beta than d said tokumbo cars, esp wen u knw their history. The tokumbo cars are also driven by some reckless pple smtimes and we do all sorts of repairs wen D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ get here bt we don't tel our friends all dat. So dat we go say we buy 'Very clean' toks.
Secondly, wen u buy a used car, take it to ur mechanic for a chk up, he shld tell u weda to service, change/flush fluid or anytin else to do. Bt try as much as possible to take along wen u want to buy, don't be a champion. Goodluck!!!

mrtnt: Hi experts in d hse! Should u buy a naija used toyota car and not knowing d history of d fluid/oil being used on it. To save d hassles of engine flush, wil it be wise to fully drain out d old oil/fluid and just start a new line of oil/fluid altogether: just like normal servicing?

Thx in adv.

engine flush is very simple it seems like most there dont understand it
you add engine flush to the oil which is already in the car then you idle the car for 10 to 15 minutes then drain the oil then add new oil thats your engine flush done

all you need to worry about is

whether the engine flush its self is a genuiene products its like you got to many fake products there and for the oil use the recomended one

any secondhand you buy you should start your own service history meaning even when the seller says i did a service history a month ago. that way you built your own service history and u will be assured that everything is new from plugs, oil, air filter, oil filter, petrol filter and coolant

suwas2003:

Guy abeg go buy tokunbo car, what are u doing with a naija use that u want to flush the engine?

Why are some Nigerians so unreasonable, som1 asked a honest question & then u reply him with bullshit, is it every1 that can afford a tokumbo? Besides aren't the tokumbo's still used? Are they brand new? Answer yourself!

ZIM DRILL:

engine flush is very simple it seems like most there dont understand it
you add engine flush to the oil which is already in the car then you idle the car for 10 to 15 minutes then drain the oil then add new oil thats your engine flush done

all you need to worry about is

whether the engine flush its self is a genuiene products its like you got to many fake products there and for the oil use the recomended one

any secondhand you buy you should start your own service history meaning even when the seller says i did a service history a month ago. that way you built your own service history and u will be assured that everything is new from plugs, oil, air filter, oil filter, petrol filter and coolant

EOD Shikena.