pete3000:



You're too arrogant, why save your customer contact as angry Corolla customer.
See business man.

seanwilliam:
you're very arrogant,
even though you're making a good point...

pete3000:


Asslicker, collect your recharge card from gazzuzz for supporting him.

GAZZUZZ:

Baba40:


You see? Gazzuzz is the Emperor and customers are his subjects

Baba40:

What exactly is your point?

diportivo:



sure thing bro


man shall not live by Nokia 3310 alone....recharge card gats follow


unfortunately,this person wey u dey support,no go fit dash u anything oh


asedanu lo kan nse ntie

o ma se o

Connoisseur:
Op what exactly do you want?

- You want your engine replaced and in good condition
- You want a refund for your engine
- You want a refund for the full value on the invoice?

I believe first two options are possible but not the third, which I suspect is what you really wanted.

A mechanic gave you a warranty on an engine he didn't manufacture or bought from the scrap car for three months, based solely on his professional experience and you call him a scammer.

He even offered a refund after the three months and others joined to call him a scammer.

When you noticed he installed a borale engine, you should have been his first client the next day demanding a replacement.
Turn these table around, would you give yourself these options

9icetoo:

That you reported your issue outside the warranty period. The warranty came in two parts.
1. Time: 3months(longer than you will get I ladipo. This is more than enough time to notice any fault, seek redress and or refund.)
2. Mileage: 3000km.

When the time warranty expired, the mileage went with it.

If you had covered 5000km in one week, the time warranty would have expired too.

The warranty was based on whichever part of it is used up first.

Now, from the screenshot attached by accused, you contacted him 6 days after your warranty expired.

Why are you trying to shift the goalpost to his knowledge of your mileage?

Be objective.

The screenshot attached doesnt show you in good light.

Baba40:


Who gave the warranty? Can you share pls?

Baba40:


Lies! How did you measure the 3,340km? Did you see the car? Yes! It's 3months but I don't use the car I'm not an Uber or taxify driver. It was less than 1000km that the engine oil you bought and poured into a "tokunbo" engine dries up

Baba40:
The guy mumu no be small... Abnormal demand and supply law. Mobil 5w30 I use for my car is just N5500 and it's doing well

LeJeun3:



I have asked that Gazzuzz be executed by firing squad yet OP isnt satisfied self.....

9icetoo:

That you reported your issue outside the warranty period. The warranty came in two parts.
1. Time: 3months(longer than you will get I ladipo. This is more than enough time to notice any fault, seek redress and or refund.)
2. Mileage: 3000km.

When the time warranty expired, the mileage went with it.

If you had covered 5000km in one week, the time warranty would have expired too.

The warranty was based on whichever part of it is used up first.

Now, from the screenshot attached by accused, you contacted him 6 days after your warranty expired.

Why are you trying to shift the goalpost to his knowledge of your mileage?

Be objective.

The screenshot attached doesnt show you in good light.

Baba40:


"Support"? I don't know you so I don't really know what to say... Gazzuzz has not disprove everything I said here but I will advise to seek Knowledge and most importantly understanding

Baba40:


Who gave the warranty? Can you share pls?

GAZZUZZ:



17th of November 2020, you posted this.

What did you mean sir.

Baba40:


Who gave the warranty? Can you share pls?

Lush100:
Sir , that is the work of an expert in engine matters.

They would have the necessary tools and test various part to at least give it a pass mark.

diportivo:





jesus christ of Nazareth


u actually joined the despicable shalayeFC??


u get time o









u dont know me,but me,I sabi u wella

when this matter started I been dey there....

na u gangan need make Solomon piss ontop ur head atleast

9icetoo:

The onus is on you to show he didn't give you such warranty/guarantee.

Not me.

You are digging deeper holes for yourself.


I've learnt a lesson from this though.

Phone calls can actually be a trap. Written agreements, messages and saved chats can save you a lot of trouble.

naijapips04:


this doesn't show anything. it could have been posted before he noticed the shortage.

You sold a faulty engine.

diportivo:




the guys in ladipo will tell you.....once u Instal the engine and it starts,so so days warranty


at the first sign of trouble within the warranty period,u must return the engine or else,wahala be like bicycle

u wont just stroll in after 90 days and expect to be treated like a king......

Inception:


The only way you can be 90% sure that an engine will perform as expected is when a complete teardown of that engine is performed and every individual component is inspected. Then worn parts are replaced with original OEM parts.

Now, which part seller will allow that before purchase? None.

Even with vin checks and all, how can you be sure the engine was properly maintained in its past life?

Engine can be checked for compression. Engine can be checked for leaks( or if it has ever been opened). But for oil consumption? It is either the engine is torn down and oil control rings/ cylinder bore inspected or engine will have to be installed and run and we play the waiting game.

Baba40:


That was when he put the same 5w30 he is condemning now, has it gotten to his 3000miles not to talk of 3450 he was projecting earlier. Remember, I have used extra 3 gallons of 4litre yet we haven't reached

naijapips04:


STFU guy.

9icetoo:

1. Your next service mileage is what I see there and not the guarantee. That sticker tells you when next to change your oil. Your oil is not due for change yet according to what you posted.
2. Look at the mileage on your receipt and compare that to the mileage on your dashboard. Do the subtraction and then multiply by 1.62.
That will give you the kms you have covered.
3. He stated the guarantee was 3000kms and not 3000miles. Those two units of measurement are very different. 1 mile is 1.62kms. 3000miles is roughly 4500kms.
4. Your post on 17th November shows your car was doing well. Was it between 17th November and now that you used 12 litres or between 29th October and now?

Baba40:


I'm sure you need to re-read what you typed for No. 1. Unfortunately, I have changed oil more than 3 times and yet the time isn't up yet.

3. Tell him to give you the guarantee slip or anything. He could snap and send to you

4. My car is doing well cos I don't allow my engine to knock by drying up. I refill almost every 400km. Ones there's oil in it I'm fine.

Hope you understand

kingreign:

You are as unfortunate as your predecessors and you want your children to be unfortunate, continue.

I won't respond to you for you don't worth my time.

Trash.
We know your type. Those unfortunate jobless Boys who litter every Spare Parts Markets. They do not have a Shop and they are neither Mechanics. But they will stop every Customer that comes into the market. They will ask you what you came to fix, they will claim to be a REWIRE, MECHANIC, PANEL BEATER, PARTS SELLER and all. When you give your CAR to them, you don buy Market be that

kingreign:

You and your generations are unfortunate. Rubbish and scum.

pete3000:



You're too arrogant, why save your customer contact as angry Corolla customer.
See business man.