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I would like to offer you this car: http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/Vehicle/2011-Honda-Accord-Lx---At-22677

It's 2011 HONDA ACCORD LX AT. The car is already in Lagos.

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Sir, the stock #: 364055, please contact the seller to check more information about this car.
Contacts are on the vehicle's profile http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/Vehicle/2005-TOYOTA-CAMRY-LEXLE-364055

Sir, are you interested in buying this stock# ?

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1. Evenly distribute weight.
2. Hitch it up right.
3. Brake early.
4. Master the art of backing up.
5. Make wide turns.
6. Have a parking assistant.
7. Stay cool if it sways.
8. Rethink a persistent swayer.
9. Check tires.
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5 Steps to Repacking Your Trailer Bearings
Step 1: Removal
With the axle raised on a jack, remove the wheel and then the dustcap. The flat head screwdriver will work to take off the dustcap. Next, remove the cotter pin by unbending it and pulling it our with your needle nose pliers. And finally remove the rear bearing.

Step 2: Cleaning
Now it is time to take the seal out of the bearing. There are several ways to do this but we recommend simply prying it out with your flat head screw driver. Once that is out, you can remove the inner bearing as well. Use solvent to clean all the old grease off of the bearings, races, seal and hub surfaces. It’s important that you clean all parts thoroughly!

Step 3: Repacking
Once everything is out and clean, you can do the actual repacking. Do this by putting a glob of fresh grease on your palm and begin working it into the bearing. Make sure that it is fully packed and no gaps remain. It’s also ideal to add another layer of grease around the rollers, on the bearing race surfaces on the hub and the bearing’s faces. Basically, anywhere you can put new grease; do it. Grease= good.

Step 4: Replacing
Once you’re done playing in the grease, tap in a new seal, ensuring that is is even and snug.

Step 5: Assembly
Really, the only thing left is to just put it all back together. Place the drum back on the axle (maybe add yet another glob of grease to it’s face). After the careful placement of the thrust washer and spindle nut, the drum should easily spin on the axle. Insert the new cotter pin and cover with the dustcap. After putting the wheel back in place, you’re done! Well… with that one wheel, anyways.

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