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samuelson06:
It's not bad sir. Just make sure you change the oil as at when due and also fix any problem that may come up almost immediately.

Got something from this man at 300k plus mileage and after a year, people are still asking if I got it brand new.

Itsrm:
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Mileage ain't bad at 242k. Your eye go clear.

dayjeee:
@adman whats the quote for honda civic 2004-2005?

MT:
2005 Honda Civic

180k miles

No reported faults

N1.9 million (purchase, shipping and clearing)

amdman:
2006 Honda Civic

Power steering to be replaced

242k miles

N2m

demolagilbert:
For all ye Hyundai/Kia/Mitsubishi car owners, with 4-speed transmission, genuine SP3 atf now available!
The minimum oil level must be maintained not only in the engine, but also in the transmission. The ATF quality is also a property that should be monitored and maintained, as this will preserve the correct operation of the transmission which will in turn preserve the dynamic characteristics of the car as set by the factory. Refer to your car manual/e-manual for how to spot signs of ATF degradation as they vary per formulation.

When replacing ATF, it is essential to replace with ONLY specified fluids that meets requirement for usage in your transmission, to ensure continued smooth operation of the unit. Transmissions are expensive to replace when they go bad or wear out, so prevention by investing in the right ATF is the smart move. A search for 'Automatic Transmission Fluid' on Wikipedia gives a list of applicable fluids for the vast majority of cars. The focus here is for Hyundai/Kia/Mitsubishi cars with the 4-speed transmissions which call specifically for the sp3 ATF, of which a pic is attached of one made in the USA, and has been widely used satisfactorily, presently available with me in limited qty. Feel free to reach out on WhatsApp thru my signature.

Questions/enquiries are welcome.

Perfecttouch:
Na so, 7.8m price tag loading

demolagilbert:
8k

achymmania:
how much Pls??

diportivo:
the ones sold in Australia/New Zealand have temperature gauges as standard in all models of this generation

achymmania:
holts.

demolagilbert:
For all ye Hyundai/Kia/Mitsubishi car owners, with 4-speed transmission, genuine SP3 atf now available!
The minimum oil level must be maintained not only in the engine, but also in the transmission. The ATF quality is also a property that should be monitored and maintained, as this will preserve the correct operation of the transmission which will in turn preserve the dynamic characteristics of the car as set by the factory. Refer to your car manual/e-manual for how to spot signs of ATF degradation as they vary per formulation.

When replacing ATF, it is essential to replace with ONLY specified fluids that meets requirement for usage in your transmission, to ensure continued smooth operation of the unit. Transmissions are expensive to replace when they go bad or wear out, so prevention by investing in the right ATF is the smart move. A search for 'Automatic Transmission Fluid' on Wikipedia gives a list of applicable fluids for the vast majority of cars. The focus here is for Hyundai/Kia/Mitsubishi cars with the 4-speed transmissions which call specifically for the sp3 ATF, of which a pic is attached of one made in the USA, and has been widely used satisfactorily, presently available with me in limited qty. Feel free to reach out on WhatsApp thru my signature.

Questions/enquiries are welcome.

achymmania:
Good day all.
Please I really need help concerning my Hyundai Accent 2010 model.
I don’t know if it’s a transmission or Wiring problem. It won’t select gear and it’s not sharp when the gear is engaged. I have changed the brain box and the gearbox, all to No avail. Please if anyone had experience such or can share any contact for help, I’ll be so glad.