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Akinxs:
Hi is this farm land still available am interested in buying

sheggsliveth:
The Alimosho Passport Front Office

Sobo Bus Stop, Egbeda-Akowonjo Road. Besides Domino’s Akowonjo Road Opposite The Place Restaurant, Akowonjo Road. Adjacent to the NNPC Filling Station, on Akowonjo Road.

Adaba0803:
YES NO Hidden CHARGES CONTACT ME NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Adaba0803:
Good morning... Land still available at 150k per acre.

bassey25:
Do you still have acres of farm lands for sale?

Adaba0803:
Good morning... Land still available at 150k per acre.

sheggsliveth:
The Alimosho Passport Front Office

Sobo Bus Stop, Egbeda-Akowonjo Road. Besides Domino’s Akowonjo Road Opposite The Place Restaurant, Akowonjo Road. Adjacent to the NNPC Filling Station, on Akowonjo Road.

sheggsliveth:
Hello Sir, will I have to pay after making payment at their site? Moreover how is Alimosho passport office, what will I need to show them to be capture? Hope they will attend to me after showing payment slip

I haven't make payment but I intend to choose Alimosho since my wife am filling for works at Egbeda...please will you suggest I choose Alausa over Egbeda?

Rubyjade:
Renewed Hope

Rubyjade:
The pay is poor

Adaba0803:
I need a young (18 to 23 years) sheep Farming assistant around Ota, accommodation Available. Contact me if interested... 08 11 8888592

Jub101:
Chat me up let’s discuss. I am willing to help

Adaba0803:
GOOD AND AFFORDABLE ILEYA RAMS AVAILABLE HERE. CONTACT ME FOR AWOOF PRICE.

jceesquare:
Thanks I'll call you sir.

If you've not fixed the car and don't mind, you can call 07089030689 so we can diagnose the car properly as I'm around Abule Egba.

jimts:
Boss thanks I really appreciate, I will do all these and get back to you,thanks for the detailed explanation.


Your problem description matches that of poor/corroded connection terminals either between the B post of your alternator to the battery or between the B post cable to the fusebox. It is a charge voltage regulation problem.
There's a thick gauge single wire connected to your alternator, trace it to the point where it enters the fuse box. Ensure it is not touching any metallic part of the car's body. Also, at the point where it is bolted to the fusebox, loosen the nut and check for corrosion between the terminals. After this, there are two fuses that are linked to your alternator charing circuit, one is a maxi/high amperage fuse. Should be 80A if I remember correctly located in the fusebox in the engine bay. Remove it and check for corrosion or poor connection. The second one is a 10A fuse no4 (voltage sensing circuit) on your dashboard just above the driver's side footwell, check if the fuse is blown or terminals are corroded.

Do these checks yourself if you have the time before you do anything further. Wrong diagnosis cost money and frustration.



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kingreign:
Thank you boss, I've checked the ground wire and Little checks I can do on my own with the help of Google but I'll appreciate it if someone can refer a good car electrician in the house...
I am speechless, have the fusebox looked at and carefully yet thoroughly diagnosed by another competent Electrician then check the grounds wires.

kingreign:
Yes he checked the alternator with his multi meter and but the reason why I don't trust him any more is when he checked at first the output was over 16 voltage on idle when I rev it was around 18 and he was jubilating that the alternator is very good until it damaged my battery...I took the alternator back they did not replace it instead they fixed it and it was not charging when I got home I took it to jankara and after abusing it and going back and forth I saw one that worked but I had it in mind that I need to change it as soon as possible and now that is doing undercharging I went to buy direct tokunbo again that I pointed to the engine they removed it my self and this the fourth one and they are all overcharging and I don't trust my rewire again


Did your electrician test the alternator and battery?
If yes, did he use a digital multimeter?