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eesdee:No problem |
Skie:Is it advisable? No Is It Possible? Yes Why i wouldn't advice it, is the propensity of not doing it right. Putting a manual transmission is no biggy, as long as it fits. But you are going to loose a lot functionality if not done right. You should say goodbye to the ABS as the CAN com that feeds the ABS module from the transmission will be missing, and for a transport vehicle where safety should be core, that's not cool. You will spend more if done right, than when you replace with auto You said the Sienna is Nigerian used, i also want to assume the current transmission is bad, and that's why you are considering putting a manual tranny. Replace with the Auto, if well maintained, you have nothing to fear. |
eesdee:Vehicle model and year - Symptoms - When did it start, and what was your last repair. Scan ABS too, and post code |
ebner70:This should help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF1gijj03_0 |
uchman:Scan the vehicle and post codes. The transmission on your camry is very sensitive. Dirts can ruin it |
Horlaslim:This is your ECU's part number 89661-02C91 89661-02D01 Both would work for your car. You already tried ones they assured you would work. Insist on this part numbers. Oga, e go work, e go work wont cut it. |
nurey:Rats like other rodents, mark territories by urinating in the engine bay and their droplets. To get them off, you need to wash the engine, as often as possible. Other things you can do 1. Drive the car often 2. Always change your parking spots 3. Dont park near your kitchen or have food remnants in your car 4. Keep you parking spot clean 5. Keep a cat 6. Start eating them before they eat your harness.1 & 2 does the trick most of the time. If this does not work, you need to move to a new area. The war against rats na like fighting terrorism. If you want peace, you muuv I have tried out all this electronic antirodent you connect to the cars battery. It seems na oyinbo rats e dey pursue. |
Observer007:Is the battery mil light on while car is running? 13.5 -15v for a loaded system is great. How did you do your load test? Right way: - Keep all accessories on. - Raise RPM to 2 to 2.5 very important - Test the voltage at the battery terminals. Things you should check. - Your alternator belt, is it well tensioned. - You already talked about having good grounds Test this. * All accessories on, ac, wiper, radio, headlamps * Vehicle rpm steadied between 2 to 2.5 - Put voltmeter positive lead on battery positive and negative on alternator body. Anything above 0.1 volts indicates a bad ground. This video should help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTGz0PKIl84 |
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Michael781:Olist, Jiji, Cheki. Just search for the car you want. You could actually get for lower than your budget. But a good one, will probably be higher. Also, ensure the vehicle is inspected before buying, so you wont end up with a lemon. You can reach out for inspection. |
Michael781:For your budget, to get a good one, you might have to increase your budget. Check Jiji, you will see how much the vehicles are listed for. Lastly dont buy without having the vehicle inspected. |
Myfinewine:It can. But the coil codes probably came up when he disconnected the coils to check the plugs Take it to him this time, before trying anything. He should scan and write down the fault codes. Then post codes here |
rapheal5:08134391702 Call him. |
PuZZyNegro:Is your car up for sale? If yes, i am interested! |
rapheal5:There are good painters in Abeokuta. Visit any, look at finished jobs. Shuddy jobs are hard to conceal. |
Felicity001: How to Know problematic vehicles Answer: Get a professional to Inspect before buying. I will just add to what Felicity001 already hinted. Problematic Vehicles There are some vehicles that are straight up from hell, and assembled by the devil and his cohorts, there is really nothing you can do to salvage their manufacture errors. Then there is the class that became bad due to usage, abuse, flooded, or leaden with electrical issues. The above fall under the class of great vehicles that could turn out bad. Your choice of vehicle is good, or rather great. So how do you avoid buying a problematic one. You are Either buying Nigerian Used, or Foreign Used Things to Look out for For Nigerian Used. 1. Abuse. Abused vehicle turn out to be problematic, as much as possible, avoid them. Pointers of Abuse. 1. Switch on the ignition, do not start the vehicle. Is the fan on. If it is, one abuse out of many: If you can, avoid buying this type. 2. Open the oil cap. If the sludge build up is obvious and thick enough like butter from fridge. Avoid. 3. This might be hard to come bye, but if you look enough, you will find. Open the radiator cover. Water or Coolant? If inside the radiator looks brownish. Avoid[/b] 4. Start the vehicle, let it run. Lights on the dash like it is Christmas. Abs, Vsc, check engine, Airbag, everything just full the cluster. Avoid. 5. Open the Bonnet: If you see wires flying around, plenty cut cut, join join, tape tape. Wahala The kind of problems you dont want to inherit. 1. Accidented vehicles that has compromised structural integrity. How do you know, not a hard rule. - Look at tyres. Do you have uneven wears. - With a eye view. Does the alignment seem right. *****There is nothing wrong in buying a freshly painted Nigerian used vehicle. often times, the seller is trying to hide something. ***** And here is the logic, why do you want to spend extra on a paint job for a vehicle you want to sell. As much as possible, stick with first body. You can replace engine, transmission, bad interiors. But a vehicle wey don wor. Nna. Avoid. Avoid vehicles with rust. The problem no dey finish. Hard rule, if i see a vehicle that is freshly painted, and it is Nigerian used, i wouldn't even assess it twice. ******Smoking Engine. Check the smoke from the exhaust, blue, black smoke. Avoid. *******Bad Transmission. Depending on how much they are offering for the vehicle. Knowing you have a bad transmission or engine puts ahead and bargaining right. For the transmission: Check the fluid: If it looks fresh. Like they just changed it. Hard rule! Dont buy. A diagnosis can also reveal if there is a transmission fault. To really test a vehicle and be sure it the gear is good. Request for a test drive, fuel enough. Drive from Iyanaba to Ikorodu. Most transmission shift problems are only noticed when the car is hot, and well driven For the Engine. The engine oil. Check the dipstick. If it is fresh, and they just did an oil change. My hard rule. Suspicion. What are they hiding? Noise. Noise on start up, avoid. Continuous tappet valve noise from the top. Great if engine has not been opened before. Major repair like a gasket change. The Cars Booth. The Nigerian vehicles booth reveals a lot about a vehicle and the problem the current owner is battling with. Transmission fluid cans, brake fluid, replaced fuel pumps, bad alternator belts in the booth are tell tale sign of a problematic vehicle. Fuel jerry cans, coolant ...... Yes. I dont expect the booth to be empty, and squeaky clean. If it is, i know i am dealing with a pro. Buying from direct owners is the best Bet. There is nothing wrong in buying from a dealer. But direct owners are not sales men. You will have some that are honest enough to tell you why they are selling. Avoid Stolen Vehicles: If you are buying from direct owner, ensure name on paper is the same with account you are paying to. Verify Documents Easy, like always do, call up my contact. If details dont tally. Run. Maybe there is need to do a post on what constitute complete papers, if browse car talk enough. You will find enough info. Do a vin check Get a professional to Inspect before buying. Well, if you can follow the above, you are also pro Note: Whatever is bad in a vehicle can be fixed. Some can cost you your sanity. Theres really no car fault that does not have a fix |
Dahreformer2666:From frying pan to fire. Mobil. 5w20 or 30 |
eddiense:Strange there are no codes. Why did you change the throttle body. That suspicion. I beg suffry. Get a second opinion, a new scan. |
rapheal5:Location |
Charisma01:Tune engine. i.e resolve the rough idle. Plugs, nozzle service, clean throttle body. Of course scan the vehicle. I want to assume you still have the factory compressor. If it still persist, compressor has low pump pressure. Replace! |
This guys take Nigerians for a joke. Bandit Buhari: See, we wuuv sent the moni to your accouunt, but we need to act like we came to rescue. Bandit General: i understand sir. I will forward your share to Aishas account. Bandit Buhari: Good . Good. Berry Good. And my thoughts on El Rufais warped stance . He wanted to kill all the bandits with the students, cos it is war, and it is sacrifice for greater good. That is how terrorist actually reason. They do not value life. If they could get intel on bandits location, why not negotiate a realease and go after the bandits, since you can always round them up? Or the students have gps on them that made locating easy? Or will only be effective if they have captives? What is happening right now is a script. The big picture is a reality Nigerians are not coming to terms with. JIHAD. |
Start eating them before they eat your harness.