 Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 6:21pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:20pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:20pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 4:00pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 3:59pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 3:57pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 3:57pm On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by CavendishPlex: 9:55am On Nov 05, 2018 |
lasignor:
Noobody delivers yet again.
It took a long while due to some ish but he came through in the end. From this side, it was worth the wait.
Nice, sleek phone.
Two Honor 8x actually. But the other isn't in this picture.
Let's do the Vivo Nex S deal man.  Hi, does the Honor 8X support MTN 4G LTE here in Nigeria? I ask cos the spec on GSMArena doesn't include MTN's 4G bands 7 & 20 (2600 & 800MHz). Thanks |
| Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by CavendishPlex: 9:45am On Nov 05, 2018 |
henry007:
I think i have an idea why.
The Kirin 710 is more powerful and battery efficient than SD 636.
Huawei display & design is too crispy,
Glass blacks and stainless steel.
UI has bloatware but it's deletable and you can customise it by default into looking like the iPhone Xs Max complete with that bar at the bottom for swipe gestures. I can send a screenshot of how it looks if you like. Hi, does the Honor 8X support MTN 4G LTE (7 & 20 - 2600/800MHz) in Nigeria considering spec sheet on GSMArena? 
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| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 9:38am On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 9:37am On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 9:37am On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 9:37am On Nov 05, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 9:09am On Nov 04, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 9:09am On Nov 04, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 8:58am On Nov 04, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 8:57am On Nov 04, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:00pm On Nov 03, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Have you gotten one of these OBD2 Bluetooth vehicle scanners already or you enjoy the way your mechanic plays the trial and error approach on your beloved car? Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 |
| Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 12:59pm On Nov 03, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Have you gotten one of these OBD2 Bluetooth vehicle scanners already or you enjoy the way your mechanic plays the trial and error approach on your beloved car? Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 12:58pm On Nov 03, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Have you gotten one of these OBD2 Bluetooth vehicle scanners already or you enjoy the way your mechanic plays the trial and error approach on your beloved car? Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 12:58pm On Nov 03, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Have you gotten one of these OBD2 Bluetooth vehicle scanners already or you enjoy the way your mechanic plays the trial and error approach on your beloved car? Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 12:54pm On Nov 03, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Have you gotten one of these OBD2 Bluetooth vehicle scanners already or you enjoy the way your mechanic plays the trial and error approach on your beloved car? Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 5:26pm On Nov 02, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 5:25pm On Nov 02, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 5:25pm On Nov 02, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 5:24pm On Nov 02, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:04pm On Nov 01, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Scan your car yourself for ECU errors with the OBD2 Bluetooth car scanner by CavendishPlex(op): 6:04pm On Nov 01, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:04pm On Nov 01, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:03pm On Nov 01, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 8:40am On Nov 01, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 8:40am On Nov 01, 2018 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! |
