wunmi590:


I've been using this for mr generator and I've never had issues with it, though most generators get used to the first oil used, when it was forst purchased...

I've sticked to the oil I'm using since the first day I bought my generator and I've never changed oil, even when the oil keeps increasing in price, I still stick to it...

Is your gen similar to mine? I noticed it is the same 20W-50.

Olatunde10:
The best engine oil for your gen is Total Hi Perf ask for it from total filling station.

Thank you for this. I will go check it out.

I found that the grade on the Total Hi Perf is the same 20w-50 I used that is giving me the problems. What do you think about this?

chccho:

NL General Section

Ok thanks

chccho:

Why do u have to spam Auto section with your generator issues?? Do u realize this is against NL rules and regulations??

Can you please suggest or at least direct me to the right section to post my generator issue?

dawnomike:
The oil is the problem 20W50 is too light

Thanks for the response boss. Would you advise ai stick to the SAE40 or is there a more suitable oil you would recommend for my type of generator?

I just replaced the oil in my gen. This time I put oil with the label 20W-50. The oil that was in it before was labeled SAE40.

I have always thought there was no much difference between these two and so I can use anyone for my gen.

What I noticed now is that I can no longer pump my water with the gen. The sound of the gen is different now and it makes a loud popping/shooting sound after a few minutes while pumping water.

Could I have bought the wrong oil for it or could it be something else?

I asked my mechanic and he says it is the oil. He is a good mechanic but not a very educated one, so I am not sure he really understands the difference between the oils. This is why I thought it best to seek other opinions here.

Attached are pictures of the two oils and gen.

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Let me try to paint a picture in your head to help you understand this issue better.

For those of you that understand how JiJi market place operates. Just imagine a person orders an item on Jiji market place. The seller delivers the goods to the location only to realize it was a fake order and then have his goods seized by Lagos government just because Lagos government is having an issue with JiJi.

Now also imagine that Lagos government sends touts into the Palms or Ikeja shopping malls to start seizing the items of sellers just because Lagos government has issues with the management or owners of these shopping complexes.

Just try to picture those scenarios in your head and see the kind of abgero government that is being run in this country.

How can you deflate the tires of drivers and then have their vehicles impounded because you are having an issue with Uber, do these drivers work for Uber.

Faiththatworks:
I throway salute for Lagos State Government.
Seriously Lagos-state is far ahead of other subnationals in Nigeria.
I believe this move by the government is simply a way to protect the citizens of the state. For those who don't understand the story but simply like to criticize the actions of government,I believe I can break it down for you.
All the government is doing is simply trying to have a database of all registered drivers on the Uber and Moore,the API is the back end where all the information is stored,by accessing it, Government can easily trace any driver who commits a crime without having to go the company.
It's simply killing a bird with One very big stone,I believe the company is trying to protect its database but if there's a law that requires it to provide the database of all its drivers,it's better it complies or disengages from operating in the state.
I sympathize with all the drivers whose vehicles have been seized,but bolt and Moore should do the needful instead of putting their drivers through such a traumatic experience.
God bless Lagos State
God bless Nigeria........

Stop explaining nonsense. Lagos state government is doing this for tax purposes and not for any security reasons. The idea of seizing driver's vehicles is not only draconian it is criminal. Uber drivers are not staffs of Uber, they simply use their app to run their business, so why hold them responsible for Uber's so called wrong doing. It just like going to confiscate a seller's goods because Jumia or Jiji is having issue with government.

You guys are just so quick to defend rubbish.

By the way, it is not best practice for government to have access to the database of a private company if you are not investigating the company for a criminal breach. The normal practice in sane climes is to reach out to the company to provide you information on the particular driver you are investigating if that driver has committed a crime. If the company refuses to provide you that information, then you can sue the company for obstruction of a criminal investigation. That is how it is done and not by having a free ride on the company's database.

This one go contest for Governor in his state in the future and they will still vote him in.

AutoConsult:
I completely support this. We cannot want a UK-like Nigeria and not be ready to behave like the Britons.

Meanwhile, take a peek at my profile. It might interest you.

In the UK, the law is not a respecter of status or wealth, here is Nigeria the law only flexes it's power on poor people.

Dearlord:
Official whatsapp is like a prison, no access to anything good or fun

What exactly are the fun things you guys get on the unofficial Whatsapp. I am curious.

He will not reveal anything. Whatever else he has will simply be used as a bargaining chip and nothing more.

That man is not God and Lawal would have been bad for the country.

Ok

What ever the North is doing to Tinubu and his government today is what he Tinubu colluded with the North to do to Jonathan and his government. So, he should stop disturbing our ears and deal with the issue as the strong man that he believes he is.

When you dig a pit for another to fall in...

seunmsg:
It’s the Jonathan’s playbook all over again.

So, you know and openly admit that was what was done to Jonathan. I am sure you also know but of course will not openly admit that Tinubu himself was in cohort with the North in that despicable act towards Jonathan.

astonished:
Even more, look at poster above claiming it's lie, dey there ma pant they wear you.

This is secret things, and it's not meant to let anyone know, yes people bypass well well, do you expect them to let third party know.

Even I know complex in Egbeda, that do many bypass

More than 60%, and it's a secret. Do you know what 60% is?

You can't give what you do not have.

Why are they acting like they are surprised about how Tinubu runs things. Did they not see how he ran Lagos?

Only a pretender or a dunce will be troubled that a cat is acting like a cat.

Na daily post dey write "existence" instead of exit?

Why is using public fund to give gifts, be it for personal or political reasons not against the law in Nigeria? There should be a law prohibiting acts like these.

Serious countries that are serious about fighting corruptions do not allow things like this.

Please I need advice or recommendations on the best way to receive money from Europe now. I mean, with the best exchange rate.

What is even the usefulness of this CCB? Please, someone should explain to a lay man like me.

Dear [Daniel Bwala],

Greetings from the Shameless People Political Party (SPP) where loyalty is as elusive as a well-cooked promise and where political ideology is as flexible as a politician's waistline! We are delighted to welcome you as our latest addition to the party, bringing with you an appetite for success that rivals even the most indulgent feasts.

In joining us, you've demonstrated a keen understanding of the fine art of political gastronomy – where decisions are seasoned with self-interest, and principles are marinated in the pursuit of personal gain. Your commitment to filling your political plate has not gone unnoticed.

As you savor the delicacies of opportunism and relish the flavor of expedient alliances, remember, you're now part of a party that believes in the philosophy of "stomachocracy." Here, we understand that a well-fed politician is a happy politician.

Our already established and esteemed members FFK, Reno Omokri and grand patron Atiku Abubarka gladly welcome you to a buffet of shifting loyalties. We look forward to your contributions to our ever-expanding banquet of political expediency.

Bon appétit and welcome to the Shameless People Political Party (SPP) – where the only thing we take seriously is the pursuit of our own interests!

Yours gastronomically,

Reno Omockery
National Seceretary
SPP

Despite all the atrocities Jim Jones was committing, his worshippers were still loyal to him to their death.

Despite all what Reverend King did, they are worshippers that are still loyal to him till today

So, I am not surprised. The mind is a very powerful but yet very feeble thing.

Your loyalties should be to God.

lordm:

Soft copy is the way Na. Everything is going digital.

Are you writing this from France or from Japan?

So if Nigeria police stops you on the way or you find yourself in an emergency situation where you have to quickly identify yourself, you will ask them to wait while you log into your phone.

Even fintechs will still ask you to submit a selfie of yourself holding the hard copy to your face. Now, that is after you have already submitted the soft copy.