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kingreign:
Apo or Zuba

I have not been to zuba. I can't find the right one in Apo.
What about the OEM you mentioned, where can I get it?

kingreign:
Toks or brand new OE?

Toks

kingreign:
Na true Aunty, if I tell him to go buy 13PIN gear and reverse the connections he did, e go reach 500k if e no go pass.

Pls, how do I get a working upstream air fuel sensor for civic 2010?

radautoworks:
hello, you will have to email support below in my signature but we do not work on Sunday.

Pls, how do I get a working upstream air fuel sensor for civic 2010?

kingreign:
I have it.
07034581213

Ok. I've stored your number

Conner44:
Don’t we all ? welcome to Nigeria

If you know you want to fix your power steering once and for all and not worry about it again get the original genuine Honda power steering fluid and rest

Contact luvinhubby today

Thanks, man
Lemme just go with the nigerian flow. And by the time the leaks would start, Insha Allah, I shall have enough money to buy a new car.

Conner44:
Highest wait is 2 days. You place the order today and it’s on its way to you the next day. Arrives abj in the night and you can pick it up right then at the park or in the morning the next day.

Using all these dextron atf will work but there will be a ‘noise’ and if you don’t change it out on time it will start damaging the seals in your power steering pump and rack and cause slow but steady leaks.

I'm just confused right now.
My worry is: if this guy isn't available does it mean we can't get Honda OEM parts? I totally hate such limitations.

Conner44:
contact luvinhubby here. He can waybill it to you. His contact is on his profile page.

I know the guy. Not sure I can wait for it to arrive.
Thanks

Conner44:
You will unplug the black hose, use a spanner to remove the pcv valve

1. bring it up to your ears and ‘shake it’, if you hear something inside making noises then it is supposed to be okay. If you shake it violently and not hear anything rattling inside then the valve is bad. Replace it.

2. Bring both ends of the valve to your lips, now blow air into the valve through the ends, the air should only be able to flow ‘one way’ and not ‘both ways’. If it flows both ways or is not flowing at all through either way then the valve is bad. Replace it.

If that valve is bad your engine will be ‘disappearing’ oil magically so cancel that possibility first before moving on to other things. It’s the easiest thing to check after looking for leaks.

Abeg, do you know where I can get honda PSF in Abuja?

luvinhubby:
Check your power steering oil containers, it's often neglected by car owners & technicians. When dirty, it pushes dirt into the pump causing damage and failure.
More tips coming.

Do you have radiator coolant for civic 2010 and how much is it?

The Premier league is the most overrated farmers' league in Europe.

The fake ronaldo is not even half as good as the original Ronaldo's left foot.

Bigsunny01:
Ok

Thanks bro

Hope you later fixed the problem with the car.
You listed A/F upstream sensor amongst the sensors you replaced, please where'd you get the right A/F sensor for the car?

samintegrity:
The thing dey select bro...

I don realise that jare. But I must find the right one by fire by force.
Thanks

samintegrity:
I didn't get the right match bro. Sold the car, funny enough I bought another similar one and it worked on the new car.

T

Wow!
The sensor would clear the code on my car for a few minutes and then return the same code p1157. Wallahi, I don tire self.

samintegrity:
Thanks everyone for the input...

I reached out to Gazza, and he gave me a hint..

I wanted to buy the 22mm O2 sensor Socket from Gazza, but he didn't have ..

So he suggested I buy the Normal 22mm socket and get a welder to cut it out..

Which I did this morning, bought the normal socket, have my welder cut it out and weld a small pipe to extend its housing..


Victory at last, both sensor removed and replaced..


However, or unfortunately, only the second one worked.

As the one I removed from the sensor 1 is different from the one sent to me..

I have reached out to luvinghubby, will feedback once I get it all sorted out..

Btw, who can help me with this two codes..

Pic 1. The sensor 1 I removed
Pic 2. What I got.

Pic 3 the codes after scan

Did the sensor 1 later worked?
If no, where did you get the right match?

luvinhubby:
N15,000

How do I get it when I'm ready?

AutosAbuja:
How much is 2010 civic upstream A/F bank 1 sensor 1 now?

I need this

luvinhubby:
That City uses CVT gears and are fluid sensitive.
Just save and buy another gear, this time get the original Honda CVT fluid.

How much is 2010 civic upstream A/F bank 1 sensor 1 now?

Gentlelife50:
No!

Thanks, man.

Will a car fail uber inspection if airbag light is on?
GAZZUZZ, nurey, others on here your attention is needed.

dru23:
Sorry for late reply.. We do deliver nation wide and 2010 Civic uses 5w20

Give us a call and someone will attend to u 07036726481

Ok. I will do so.

I have a few questions, dru23.
Can I use mobile 1 for civic 2010?
Do you have the right grade for the car? I think it's 5w 30
How much is it?
How long does delivery take?

megyucyautos:

2.2

chokovirus:
Still available?

Any fault?
Location?

austinceasar:
Brand/model: Honda Civic
Year: 2010
Condition: Foreign Used

Price: 2.5m
Locatiot: Abuja

DM or call @09038687770 to book an inspection and more enquiries

Take this car down. I don't believe your guy ever had it

austinceasar:
When are you free?...cus I still haven't seen ur message or call

If you are available I'll come on Monday. I will text you now so you can have my number and call you later before noon today.

austinceasar:
2.4m....hit me up on 09038687770 maybe we can work things out, but I can't promise to hold it down till sallah.

You can book an inspection and check out the car ursef.

When should I come for inspection?

austinceasar:
Brand/model: Honda Civic
Year: 2010
Condition: Foreign Used

Price: 2.5m
Locatiot: Abuja

DM or call @09038687770 to book an inspection and more enquiries

Can it go for 2.3? I need this car after sallah.

Your number no dey go, austinceasar.

INTERESTING THIS..

Dear Prof. Bolaji Owasanoye SAN (Chairman) - ICPC,
I am writing to you, Sir, to call your attention to the comicality and utter unreasonableness in which the ICPC has enmeshed itself in the on-going online test which is being conducted by DCSL under the aegis of the former. If fairness still exists in this country—no one reasonable examiner should set standard questions to be answered under a most ludicrous time constraint and expect decent performances by the candidates.

I took the ICPC online recruitment test today, 26 May. Like everyone else who did on this date—I believe, I was given 25 questions to be answered in 12 minutes, meaning one has got to get every question correctly in exactly 28.8sec or less in a test involving several charts and graphs to be carefully studied and understood before questions asked about them could be correctly tackled (Even in the popular tv game show 'Who Wans to be a Millionaire' longer time is given for harder non-mathematical questions). As if the whole mathematical implausibilty was not excruciatingly frustrating enough—Sir, you could not skip a difficult question to attend to relatively easy ones as the system was designed not to allow such age-old, common-sense approach—which I find to be a most unacceptable hamstriging, as I prefer leaving blank the questions I'm not so sure of—therby reducing me to a silly little gambler in this test. This either is a result of mischief, or sheer ineptitude and incompetence on the part of those trusted with the responsibility of creating an efficient working system. Students in school, the brilliant ones, would need more time to score anything decent in this test let alone most of us who have toiled away in the streets of Nigeria for close to a decade and some even longer. So this frivolous test should not be mistaken for a test of mental acuity, by any stretch of imagination, but rather test of gambling acuity.

The presumed justification for this demonstration of ostentatious stringency obviously stems from the fact that: answers could easily be searched online as the test is unsupervised and also online. This only portrays those whom the commission put in charge of this recruitment test as an indolent lot who should be slapped with a "dereliction of duty" query and thoroughly remonstrated with, for denying many candidates a fair chance in this recruitment exercise. But how difficult really is it to come up with even far more than 25 questions that can not be easily looked up online when they had over a year and several months to do so? I believe an open and online test should be hard enough with fair alloted time, so that those inclined to look up the answers would waste all their time searching online and get nothing in return. What happens if more Mathematics, advanced English, verbal and quantitative reasoning questions were included? So this excuse would not fly by anyone with a logical mind.

This pathetic joke of a test sadly typifies, in its every design, how the nigerian system is set up to stifle, scupper and act as a ginormous irremovable bottleneck for the painstaking endeavours of the ordinary Nigerians to rise above mediocrity and make something out of our lives. Giving false hope on the surface but planting bombs in the groundwork of the superstructure upon which we stand.

I thought the ICPC was ballsy when I noticed with delight—was busting with hope, that the conspicuous absence of the disgraceful "All applicants should not be more than 30 years by..." guff that has come to plague Federal Government job vacancies in recent years. But all hope lost now due to poor management of the open test.

I hereby return to the street to continue living the pauper not the proper life till The Almighty decides to look the way, if He ever does, of this humble servant.

Thank you, Sir
Abdullahi

Best Regards