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9icetoo:
I had a similar issue in my cerrato. Plug and coil change didn't sort it. Mine was cylinder 3.. My mechanic said I should service the injectors and wash the fuel filter. It didn't make sense to me but I told him to come and do it. He did and the misfire went away. Who would have tot?

Theconglomerate:
I have never argued that benz is unreliable o,as a matter of fact it is very very very unreliable.
I can't count the number of times that thing has kept me on the road especially interstate but hardly on the highway.
Most of these benz or nothing arguments I see here comes from mostly a place of excitement,not really facts.
Benz is enjoyable no doubt but if you don't buy it brand new or relatively new(5 years old and below),it will make you befriend all mechanics in town.
So I just laugh when I see as they hail 15 year old benz here up and down cos that thing will cost an arm and a leg to run.

Lalas247:
See ur dry chest
Hope u dont eat such omo buruku

EgunMogaji2:
I haven’t checked this off of my bucket list. Yet, anyways.

There’s a certain A8 on Akala Express that’s a potential candidate.

Lexusgs430:
No, 4.3 V8.....

Billiebaba:
Oga, you and your mechanic did not diagnose before you start swapping out parts, have you checked for fuel, have you checked for spark have you checked for compression, have you checked if the nozzles are been actuated. Alot of things can disable your ignition system. Go and scan your vehicle and perform basic diagnostics before you start throwing parts, you problem might even be a blown out fuse sef.

ChybuzzDD:
I hope you propagandists know that the current DG of WHO is also an African from Ethiopia??
There's nothing wrong with the WHO asking for clinical trials to confirm the efficacy and safety of the product. That's what it should be.
If those who produced it were sensible enough, they should have done that without being asked, and before going public. The black man likes putting the cart before the horse, and st the end, he moves no where.
The problem with Africans is that they usually believe once they boil some leaves, it can heal everything, and requires no confirmation.
The main reason for that is because lives are not valued in Africa.
If they can't agree to subject it to scientific trials for safety and efficacy, then, let them throw it away.
After all, if they could 'cure' Covid-19, they could have 'cured' Ebola, Lassa fever, HIV, HBV, HCV, etc, that have been resident in African for decades.

Fentanyl:
this one, no

I'm a big fan of SC430s, perhaps someday soon when pepper rest it will be added to the garage

diportivo:
beauty is in the eyes of the beholder

xterra are all beautiful to me