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Always listen to your specialists. It doesn't have to be in our Automobile field alone. This fear of everybody trying to cheat you will always get you in trouble 😄😄

Hiding details of your plan from them will do you no good. They know more than you. They are ahead of you in these matters. Let them guide you accordingly, make the money wen you won spend no go waste.

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Always listen to your specialists. It doesn't have to be in our Automobile field alone. This fear of everybody trying to cheat you will always get you in trouble 😄😄

Hiding details of your plan from them will do you no good. They know more than you. They are ahead of you in these matters. Let them guide you accordingly, make the money wen you won spend no go waste.

END.

To see commercial vehicle wen him fuel guage and speed meter dey work na by connection😫😫

Rpm sef na aseju😂😂

To see commercial vehicle wen him fuel guage and speed meter dey work na by connection😫😫

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It's a been a really eventful day. Success all the way. All thanks to God.

It's a been a really eventful day. Success all the way. All thanks to God.

Warm-calm afternoon. Keep the spirit and ensure to always let me know what you are onto with your car search. I'm always here for you.

Warm-calm afternoon. Keep the spirit and ensure to always let me know what you are onto with your car search.

How's your day going today? Send in your inspection requests and let's talk about your options.

How's your day going today? Send in your inspection requests and let's talk about your options.

Kushites:
Many Nigerians don't know how powerful Iran is.

Do you people know that Iran has several underground cities?

They are up to 300 metres below the ground.

Think 100 metres race distance.

Times 3.

Undergound.

Full cities with roads, cars, buses, banks, hotels, military bases, houses where people live.

They've been planning for this confrontation for decades.

They will not be the walkover people think.

And something makes me suspect they actually have a secret nuclear weapon.

And that they might have a secret plan to strike the USA with it.

Myths and speculations at most.......... Until this is confirmed, it remains propaganda. I won't even dispute the fact that Iran has a stockpile of ammunitions, capable of dessimating Israel if US don't come to their rescue, but underground cities 200meters deep to the ground, where buses and cars are enjoying themselves, naaahhh I'm sorry. I don't buy it.

Good morning my people. We up and ready to serve you again...... Let's have a great day.

Good morning my people. We up and ready to serve you again......

Good morning my people. We up and ready to serve you again......

Wow! Just wow


This is good. I'm happy about it........

Get some rest early and be fresh for tomorrow. Still here to listen to your car questions.

Get some rest early and be fresh for tomorrow.

Get some rest early and be fresh for tomorrow.

What a day! Successful as always...................................... Send in more inspection requests. I'm waiting

What a day! Successful as always......................................

What a day! Successful as always......................................

Here's one...... Listen

There’s no such thing as a “Lifetime” oil or fluid.

When manufacturers label certain fluids as "Lifetime," it’s often just a marketing tactic. Don’t be misled—it could end up costing you a lot more in the long run.

If you’re driving a Toyota, Lexus, or Honda with over 105,000 miles, there’s absolutely no reason to stretch oil changes to 7,500 miles. Stick to changing your synthetic engine oil every 3,000–4,000 miles, especially as mileage increases.

The higher your car’s mileage, the shorter the interval between oil changes should be. Running the same oil for 8,000–10,000 miles can reduce your engine’s health to below 10%. Why risk serious engine wear?

As for your transmission, it’s essential to do a drain and refill around 100,000 miles from new. If you’ve gone beyond 125,000 miles without changing the transmission fluid, it’s best not to change it at all.

To those using Toyota or Lexus vehicles and copying Mercedes-Benz oil change intervals—be careful. These vehicles are engineered differently. European cars are built to handle longer intervals, unlike their American or Japanese counterparts.

Leave oils like Mobil 1 to Mercedes-Benz. Following the mileage on those labels with the wrong car can be harmful.

Regularly change your coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, engine oil, gear oil, differential oil, and washer fluid.

A word to the wise is sufficient.

Hear me......

There’s no such thing as a “Lifetime” oil or fluid.

When manufacturers label certain fluids as "Lifetime," it’s often just a marketing tactic. Don’t be misled—it could end up costing you a lot more in the long run.

If you’re driving a Toyota, Lexus, or Honda with over 105,000 miles, there’s absolutely no reason to stretch oil changes to 7,500 miles. Stick to changing your synthetic engine oil every 3,000–4,000 miles, especially as mileage increases.

The higher your car’s mileage, the shorter the interval between oil changes should be. Running the same oil for 8,000–10,000 miles can reduce your engine’s health to below 10%. Why risk serious engine wear?

As for your transmission, it’s essential to do a drain and refill around 100,000 miles from new. If you’ve gone beyond 125,000 miles without changing the transmission fluid, it’s best not to change it at all.

To those using Toyota or Lexus vehicles and copying Mercedes-Benz oil change intervals—be careful. These vehicles are engineered differently. European cars are built to handle longer intervals, unlike their American or Japanese counterparts.

Leave oils like Mobil 1 to Mercedes-Benz. Following the mileage on those labels with the wrong car can be harmful.

Regularly change your coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, engine oil, gear oil, differential oil, and washer fluid.

A word to the wise is sufficient.

Here's one......

There’s no such thing as a “Lifetime” oil or fluid.

When manufacturers label certain fluids as "Lifetime," it’s often just a marketing tactic. Don’t be misled—it could end up costing you a lot more in the long run.

If you’re driving a Toyota, Lexus, or Honda with over 105,000 miles, there’s absolutely no reason to stretch oil changes to 7,500 miles. Stick to changing your synthetic engine oil every 3,000–4,000 miles, especially as mileage increases.

The higher your car’s mileage, the shorter the interval between oil changes should be. Running the same oil for 8,000–10,000 miles can reduce your engine’s health to below 10%. Why risk serious engine wear?

As for your transmission, it’s essential to do a drain and refill around 100,000 miles from new. If you’ve gone beyond 125,000 miles without changing the transmission fluid, it’s best not to change it at all.

To those using Toyota or Lexus vehicles and copying Mercedes-Benz oil change intervals—be careful. These vehicles are engineered differently. European cars are built to handle longer intervals, unlike their American or Japanese counterparts.

Leave oils like Mobil 1 to Mercedes-Benz. Following the mileage on those labels with the wrong car can be harmful.

Regularly change your coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, engine oil, gear oil, differential oil, and washer fluid.

A word to the wise is sufficient.