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My car is 2000 sienna. 3.0 Litre V6 engine.
The engine cranks well when cold and comes alive but does not start easily when Engine is HOT unless i throttle a little. I have scanned and there are no codes at all.
The car runs extremely well, doesn't drag at all when climbing a steep slope. No rough idling at all.
On live data, STFT is -3.8, LTFT is 0.0 for bank 1 and 2. Timing advance is 15-17 degrees.
The thermostat is still very much in the car and it doesn't overheat. Normal optimum temperature is 91*C. I don't think its a fuel pump issue.
Am thinking of ECT sensor from my online research. Please help. This is complicated for me.
Many thanks in advance.

https://www.nairaland.com/1509024/god-no-hand-marriage
In one of the topics you posted, you said God has no hand in marriage. You can as well go to the street and pick another lady so they can continue giving you street behaviour. All the best, Mr CAT

obowunmi:
I desire cat.

I am sorry to say but it seems you are on a fast lane. Why will you desire a CAT when God has created you in his image. Please answer this question: How many ladies have you disappointed in the past?

Please what does the name OBOWUNMI mean ?

I had d same experience growing up. By God's mercy, i am married. Such experience could be quite challenging. It is well. You need prayers and counselling and accept God's love. With God ALL things are possible. If u have taken advantage of ladies in the past. You need to ask God for forgiveness, repent and accept Jesus. Let the love of God take deep root in your heart.

It needs to be fixed by dismantling it and change the rubber hoses.

N230,000 Abuja. 09099447385

With the current dollar rate, each plug is about N500 though platinum single tip cost about N1000 each but the N500 plug will work very well. You dont need a mechanic to change plugs for you. If they charge you much more, you might be paying for your ignorance. Take heart ;DWith the current dollar rate, each plug is about N500 though platinum single tip cost about N1000 each but the N500 plug will work very well. You dont need a mechanic to change plugs for you. If they charge you much more, you might be paying for your ignorance. Take heart

Please post the plate number for verification.

Capoditutti:
BEWARE!! NEVER PURCHASED ANY USED CAR FROM ONLINE WITH IS PLATE NUMBER COVERED[img][/img].

Be very CAREFUL! A guy living outside outside Lagos posted pictures of one fine Nissan pathfinder 2000 series planted with milk-like colour on this very nairaland even yesterday. I showed interest, he agreed with my price and i requested for more pictures. I copied the plate number for verification even to peruse the validity of the registration. But I discovered is invalid. Please be careful of awoof!

He that hath ears let him hear what capoditutti is saying.

Visit this website for verification.
http://www.nvisng.org/NumberPlateVerification.aspx

I am not sure you know how to validate plate numbers. Period!!!

Please download the excerpt (ms-word document) i attached in my blog on bloodline curses in a family. It will blow your mind and you may start having some connections about particular destructive/negative trends in a family as experienced by this man .

I watched this guy on DSTV channel 344 today. I was quite inspired and I felt like sharing.

A little more than two decades ago, a yearlong residential drug-addiction treatment program at Minneapolis-based Eden House helped turn John Turnipseed’s life around.

Though today he is two decades sober and vice president of the Center for Fathering at Minneapolis nonprofit Urban Ventures, Turnipseed’s earlier life was consumed by drug addiction and violence. A member of the family that founded Minneapolis’ notorious Rolling 30s Blood gang, Turnipseed was a drug dealer — and user. He eventually spent a decade in prison for his crimes. Thirty of his relatives remain in prison. Ten were convicted of first-degree murder.

Earlier this month, Turnipseed was a featured speaker at the Humphrey Policy Fellows’ second annual Big Think alumni conference, which focused on shaping policy around mental health, addiction and recovery.


Turnipseed told the group gathered at the University of Minnesota’s McNamara Alumni Center that he credits his own successful recovery from addiction to his lengthy treatment program. In recent years, shorter treatment and recovery programs have become the norm, he said, and he doesn’t believe they are as effective in promoting long-term sobriety.

I asked Turnipseed to expand on this point:

MinnPost: Why do you think long-term treatment and recovery programs work best for people battling addiction?

John Turnipseed: First off, when a person goes to treatment, especially in the urban community, it is usually because they have messed up everything in their life — financial support, housing, everything. I know from personal experience that turning yourself around is an enormous job. A person who goes into treatment for addiction to crack has probably for two years been off and on a crack run. For those two years, on a weekly basis, they have probably taken a hit of crack 2,800 times a week. If you spend $100 on crack a day, you are going to hit that pipe. That means you have taken your brain from ground zero to 1,000 miles an hour something like 700 times. That’s hard on your brain and your body.

A treatment program that lasts for 21 days or even for two months only gives you time to let your body adjust to being normal. When they are in the process of physically coming down from addiction, people can’t sleep. They are depressed. There’s a whole lot going on. After those first two months of recovery, that’s when you’re finally receptive to hearing the stuff that people are telling you. Really letting the recovery messages sink in takes another few months. Then, after your body is rested and recovered, you’ve got to figure out your next steps. About six months after going sober is when — taking into account that you’ve eaten correctly, your stress levels have gone down and you’ve seen a doctor about health issues — it’s time for you to start looking for a job, which, for the average person, is going to take three to six months to find. You shouldn’t have to leave treatment without having those pieces in place.

Ideally, to be successful in recovery from addiction, when you leave treatment you should have a job and a place to stay and a relatively good health record. I can’t see anyone doing that successfully in under a year.

To read more about his life experience, kindly visit www.naijahotwire.com

Where is your location?

How on earth can this be tokunbo?
a) Broken headlights

b) Dented chassis

c) Broken Rear lights

d) Detached sun visor.

This is really a tokunbo. Hmmmm, I see!

Saw your pm, please call me on 09099447385

Like i said, writing waec will be my last option which i will be willing to embrace. By God's grace, i am very sure of math, english, crk. I only have to study literature very well cos its my first experience and maybe get a tutor. Government won't be an uphill task.

contease:
Hi Boldx, pls I need to chat with u asap on this topic, I sent u a pm without response yet.

i have responded already. Call me on 09099447385.

Hello Nairalanders,

Please i need an advice particularly from Law students in Federal, state and private universities in Nigeria.

I have a first degree in Engineering from University of Benin. (Second class upper). I have a great inspiration to study Law as a 2nd degree.

Please i need you to help me get the requirements for studying Law through Direct entry for your university. I did not do Literature, History or Government in secondary school.
I may have to register for WAEC again if that will be my last option. But I heard lots of Nigerian universities accept 1st degree holders as Direct entry students.

Please where can i buy the hardcopy of your book? I am in Abuja.

Awesome

Nice ride. Happy Sales. Sooner or later, i will pick a car through you.

Will you buy a registered car with engraved plate numbers on windscreen and door glasses if the car is in excellent condition?

Check if your overdrive feature has been activated. I drive a v6 toyota as well. You will hear/notice sound changes as your gear changes. Something is definitely wrong.

If you buy any tokunbo or used Nissan Altima 1998 - 2005, you have entered one chance. I mean serious one chance.

I will advise you scan first. I am in Abuja. I can do a free scan for you. Just the distance is a barrier. 09099447385. Whatsapp is 08034533668

Siena:
[color=Blue]I presume you mean moving the shift lever between the gears is stiffer than it used to be, but the actual automatic gear changes are normal?[/color]

Hello Mr. Sienna, please i have been trying to get your attention. Please can it use a single tipped platinum spark plug for a 2000 Toyota Sienna. 3.0Litre, V6 engine. The manual states PK20TR11, double platinum spark plugs. They are not available and i stay in Abuja. I use copper double tipped denso plugs. That's what is available here.

Needed

Still needed

Happy birthday my beloved brother and mentor. You are a blessing to our generation. I read your biography on how you grew up. Thank God you are where you are today. You have a lovely family. Am so happy for you. Remain ever blessed.
Chiebube/Boldx

How much? Please text price to 08034533668.

You should have dropped your phone number