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You can get good tokunbo ball joint at gate spare part market in ibadan

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quote author=MotorGuru post=75318771]

a 30,000 mile / 3 year interval is ideal[/quote]

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[pls what's OEM ball joint?


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1) Buy a clean title, direct tokunbo or brand new car. That way, you can be close to 100% sure that the car has OEM ball joints, which last longest.

2) If you bought your Accord Nigerian used, you must have the ball joints examined to rule out wear. If worn, replace with OEM ball joints. OEM ball joint is expensive, but less likely to fail prematurely and their performance is worth it.

3) By all means, avoid speeding over potholes. You may be tempted to do it when you see other road users doing the same. However, you must understand the nature of the car you drive and behave accordingly. That way, your ball joints will last longer.

4) It is possible to pump grease into the rubber boot of your ball joints once in, say 6 months. This helps reduce friction between the bearings, such that ball joint lasts longer.

5) Avoid turning your steering to the last stop as frequently as possible.

Cheers! [/quote]

Pls give us details if your maintenance regime
that will prevent leg pull in Honda cars.
Thanks

quote author=nas00 post=75294205]


Absolutely agree Sir.

7 years of using a 2003 Honda Accord as a daily driver.. and counting.

Never had a single occurrence of 'tire pulling'.

I had a good friend who bought a 2003 corolla around the same time I bought my Accord. He vehemently opposed the idea of me buying Honda then, but if you know you know. After we bought our cars, anytime he saw me, he would ask if 'that thing' has happened to my car and I would laugh.

Today, he has grown tired of asking me if my car's leg has 'pulled', because it just didn't happen in spite of the incredible work rate of my Accord. Truth is, I don't see it happening anytime soon.

Maintenance and driving habits is everything.

Honda is really cool, if you pay attention to regular maintenance. Some people buy cars and will never read the manual!!.. Shey na Kazeem wey nor go school go read manual?

The caveat is that you must buy a car in good condition ab-initio. You may need experienced individuals to help you assess a vehicle before purchase. I have done this for a couple of close friends and they remain trouble free.

This is a live testimony and very true.

Cheers! [/quote]

Honda accord EOD 2005 automatic


quote author=nas00 post=75327539]

Why not add the specifics of your car?

Different cars, different manufacturer recommendations. [/quote]

How often should I change my automatic gear oil?

OK. Thanks

MotorGuru:


a 30,000 mile / 3 year interval is ideal

How often do I have to change my automatic gear oil per year?

[thanks sir
quote author=timifakay post=75223489]

Those shops by the road, across Coca-Cola. There are Honda part sellers there. [/quote]

Pls which office in particular?

quote author=timifakay post=75173670]

Leventis- between Sango and Premier hotel. [/quote]

Pls where can I get Honda ATF gear oil in Ibadan?


uote author=Michael547 post=75117241]Contact me for your car scanning or servicing at 08167469103....I live in ibadan and do home service and scan all cars....phone calls or whatsapp. I specialise in Japanese cars[/quote]

Where can I buy the Honda ATF in Ibadan

Where can I buy it in Ibadan?

quote author=MotorGuru post=75107819]

Use only Honda Dw1 ATF[/quote]

Please which mobil gear oil is good for Honda accord EOD?

Total MVLV

zevous:


As a first time car user I understand your plight.. As a Honda user myself let me give you my own thought:

Some of the things on the list can be gotten by you

Engine Oil: request from previous owner what oil he uses to service the car if it's full synthetic or 20W50 kind of oil.. Full Synthetic is about 17.5k for Mobil while 20W50 is about 4,800.. Please make sure you confirm the oil he uses to avoid stories that touch the heart

Gear Oil: you can get the original Honda ATF from cc: luvinhubby or get it's alternative Mobil MV LV ATF (I Don't know if the name is correct but the gurus in the house would help you out) .. Those are the 2 recommended gear oil for Honda.. Stay away from Holts n the rest of them

Engine seat: the prices of these varies with position of the seat either front or back. Back are always more expensive and it's advisable you go for follow come toks contact luvinhubby

For the rest.. if you are in Lagos you can either go down to ladipo auto market or Honda village in oyingbo and sort the rest parts yourself

Pls how can I avoid ball joint pulls in Honda cars?

Thanks
uote author=nas00 post=74926332]

Hi Sir,

Honda recommends 5W-20 for your car. However, you may want to consider more viscous blends (5W-30 Synthetic, 0W-40 Synthetic or 20W-50 Mineral) if your engine is not in pristine condition.

If synthetic oil was routinely used all along, continue with it. If mineral oil had been in use, continue with it, but change it earlier (say every three months).

Cheers!


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Pls suggest the brand you know.

genuine 5w20 or 5w30 for high mileage [/quote]

Pls what's the best engine oil and ATF gear oil for Honda accord EOD 2005 model?

Pls which engine oil is best for Honda EOD 2005.?

nurey:


Detron 11 in EOD you are lucky yours is 2005, you for son buy new gear teh teh.

Get honda DW1 or Total MV LV which is an equivalent

Pls I can't get oando dexro 3 gear oil for my Honda EOd. Which other gear oil can I use

Please I can't get oando dexron 11 to buy in Ibadan. Which other gear oil can I use for my Honda EOD 2005 model?

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