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eminentme:
Hmm I smell scam. Una nor dey always dey dey country.

Owolabi is not a scammer.

Amono:
Can it fly 530k, I cab pay tmoro

You can pay

Contact Kabolee.

He sure has your ECU.

Cheers

I have one.

Ps3 black. 160Gb

2 wire -less dual shock pads

2 games

With pack and manual


40k. Non negotiable.

08038221716 or 2AB24EF8.

I saw this car in LUTH this evening, parked in the students car park

itsk99:
I drive a Honda accord 2002...I experienced similar issues, scan showed bad knock sensor...my Mecho said its d tranny which I have changed cos he said scans are not always accurate. I still experience it though
p.s I reside in Abuja

Go under your well supported vehicle.
Above where you have your oil filter,is your knock sensor..

Disconnect the wire harness and with a 24 socket, remove and replace.

When you do dat, reset ecu, you won't get that code again.

Cheers.

colossus2:

Saw this sometime ago.
Never tried it tho'

That was me. I did that on lekki express way

themodernman:
Lol @Gwagon & Kazeem... but even if 2m can get me an 08 camry/accord, I'll still avoid it cos those rides give robbers an ereection anytime they sight it. Will just

make do with a low keyed 2 million ride dat isn't easily resellable by thieves & save myself sleepness nights

Just go for a jaguar XJ8 or chrysler 300c

Robbers don't know what to do with them

2010

Does it come with batteries?

I smell guilt all over

28k

How were you playing games on it before

No pads

No games

Is it yours

32k.

Dryer nko?

Tokunbo ke

This looks like brand new .

Nice one

pls who has his gun

someone drove your car last night.

how come you only noticed it reduce last night

why not run a scan on the engine.
since you are free to drive around, drive down to my place for a free scan.

I won't tell you my suspicion tho.

100% of NNPC stations are crooks.

the nut-jobs have arrived

wishmeluck:
Hi Guys,
I want to service my 2003 corolla sports and the recommended engine oil from my manual says 5w30. I cant seem to get it hence I was advised to use Mobil 1 0w40.
Am I safe using this?

5w30 is available. contact tumambaba.

Box office

patpeypey:
thanks for making it popular. should sell it sooner than expected! Thanks Chillex

You grab my intentions

You smart.

How do you know

patpeypey:
nice price sir but no.

Long thread loading..

patpeypey:
NEGOTIABLE

Mr Pepe. O

Can it fly for 1.5M

I see d mileage is low.

Registered 5-series for 2.6M

I foresee a long thread.

Mind you toks goes for 2.2M-2.6M.

And pls don't quote me saying its Negotiable.

Cheers

Thank God
No more avenue to invest looted public funds

How much for artificial-tinted glass permit?

Dagger

Especially if your route is via oshodi-mile 2-apapa.

Thank me later

doroboss:
Let's take it from the top, niit, decotech, mayor2013 please pay attention.

A honda accord 2005 is not a camry 1998, it has different modules that control various accessories of the car.

Niits complain was a faulty air-conditioning that trips after 10-15 mins, and the codes he provided was P2227 this refers to Barometric Pressure Circuit Range/Performance, now you ask your self what is a barometric pressure circuit? Where is it located? How does it affect the performance of the engine? How does it affect the air-conditioning?

Barometric pressure circuit aka (MAP)

FUNCTION



The barometric pressure sensor converts the barometric pressure into a voltage signal and inputs the signal to the engine-ECU.
In response to the signal, the engine-ECU corrects the fuel injection amount, etc.


Some mechanics also call it a "blacksmoke sensor" now that we know what it does how does it affect the said vehicle?
1. There might be a rise in fuel consumption
2. Black fouled spark plugs
3. Misfire
4.Jerking.

At this point ill like to ask niit if he experienced any of the following? If your answer is no (which I expect) let me continue.

Possible causes of p2227 are a clogged air box filTer, damaged O ring on the Map sensor, damaged sensor.

Now that we have settled that let's move on to how odb codes work and are derived

OBD-II codes consist of a number of parts. Here is a sample OBD2 code:

P0171

Here is a breakdown of what each digit of the code means:

First Character - System

The first character identifies the system related to the trouble code.

P = Power train
B = Body
C = Chassis
U = Undefined

The second digit identifies whether the code is a generic code (same on all OBD-II equipped vehicles), or a manufacturer specific code.

0 = Generic (this is the digit zero -- not the letter "O"
1 = Enhanced (manufacturer specific)
Third Digit - Sub-System

The third digit denotes the type of sub-system that pertains to the code

1 = Emission Management (Fuel or Air)
2 = Injector Circuit (Fuel or Air)
3 = Ignition or Misfire
4 = Emission Control
5 = Vehicle Speed & Idle Control
6 = Computer & Output Circuit
7 = Transmission
8 = Transmission
9 = SAE Reserved
0 = SAE Reserved
Fourth and Fifth Digits

These digits, along with the others, are variable, and relate to a particular problem


Now niit your vehicle is equipped with a lot of modules that can be diagnosed using the proper tool, unfortunately the person who scaned your vehicle scaned the power train (engine and transmission) if your vehicle was to be diagnosed properly you could independently scan your air-conditioning module, and possibly get an error code. On older cars e.g camry 1998 this was not achievable as such modules did not exist for scanning. Now you do not scan the engine ecm and expect to get codes for airconditioning (which is what was done) you also don't scan engine ecm and expect to get abs or srs airbag codes either, so what was the point arguing?

To conclude I wouLd advice you take your vehicle for a re-scan, be specific what you want to scan. There might be codes related to the problem you stated but from experience when you have too much gas there's a build up of heat and the compressor shuts down to cool off which is what is possibly what is happening to your vehicle.

I hope this nutjob as decotech called me has been able to educate you.


Doroboss

Oboy

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