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Chuwaa2:


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Okay.
It's clear now. No need for the pic.

I have had a similar experience before.
Confirmed!!! You have a leak somewhere. It is so small that it only leaks when hot and expanded. So, It is not easily noticed. But there's a small leak for sure. Either on the radiator, one of the hoses or the head gasket as mentioned.

Next time, park the car wait for about 10 to 15 mins then go inspect for the leak. Even a drop of water (coolant) seen is an indication. Take note of it.

skywalker240:

But when you order from abroad, and when you add custom duty, clearance and all those gbo gbo ye gbo gbo ye, won't the money be almost same figure with what those greedy dealers charge?

For me I think the stupid government policy plays a great part in the problem.

True.
It's really a big problem.

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https://www.nairaland.com/6992553/headlamps-7th-gen-honda-accord#110453627

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Bluffly:


Unscrupulous regulatory and Statutory fees cum, side fees, multiple taxations. Wahala dey for naija

...plenty wahala sef

Nonpartisan1:


Nigeria is too expensive for a poor country.

Unfortunately, our senators don't see it that way.

MufasaLion:
Only greed gets one scammed most times. Foolishness is just few times. It's bad to be greedy but worst to be foolish.

You were lucky.

I guess you meant "bad to be foolish and worse to be greedy".

Digmygold:


Thats what you insinuated with your dumb statement.

No, you misinterpreted the comment.
Please go and read it again.

Chuwaa2:


Absolutely no trace of leakage. The coolant only disappears after using AC. Like I said earlier, the return pipe to the coolant reservoir then blows how air which evaporates the coolant. After driving with AC and I open the bonnet, the coolant reservoir is full but when you come back about an hour or two later, the coolant in the reservoir has vanished while the radiator is full

You say coolant has evaporated and you are losing coolant. Then you say coolant is in the reservoir and it goes back to the radiator when cool.
Your statements seem contradictory.
Or maybe I'm not getting the clear picture.

Having coolant go into the reservoir when hot and then return to the radiator when cool is a very normal operation. However I wouldn't expect the reservoir to be full at first then go totally empty later.

You should probably post a pic of your radiator and its reservoir, (just one pic only, showing both), and that's only if Oga Gazzuzz allows that for his thread..

Attention @GAZZUZZ

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Yes, OP
It is worth it.

Go for it but while at it, keep on learning your stuff on the side too.

iykecollins1:

Pls drop me a message on whatsapp

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