Donald3d: LG 1.5HP Dual Inverter AC , bought at Fuoani Ikeja City Mall.
Fully functional . Only issue is the drain pipe and some of the insulating foam on the outdoor unit copper pipe (the copper pipe is fine) has some wear from exposure to sunlight (see image below). This doesn't affect the functionality .
I bought two and imported it directly myself from LG USA . I have been using one of the them, I want to sell the other one. Its brand new, the box has only be opened for testing after it was delivered to me. It has been sealed since then, just opened it now again to take pictures .
Its a very good monitor for software developers, video editors , remote workers e.t.c
You can tilt, swivel , and move it any direction , a truly 360 monitor .
I bought two and imported it directly myself from LG USA . I have been using one of the them, I want to sell the other one. Its brand new, the box has only be opened for testing after it was delivered to me. It has been sealed since then, just opened it now again to take pictures .
Its a very good monitor for software developers, video editors , remote workers e.t.c
You can tilt, swivel , and move it any direction , a truly 360 monitor .
Donald3d: LG 1.5HP Dual Inverter AC , bought at Fuoani Ikeja City Mall.
Fully functional . Only issue is the drain pipe and some of the insulating foam on the outdoor unit copper pipe (the copper pipe is fine) has some wear from exposure to sunlight (see image below). This doesn't affect the functionality .
Flyestgurl: I didn’t do the scan, my friend drove the car to get fuel and it refused to move at the filling station, had to tow it back home. Prior to that it jerks when driving, especially when climbing any hilly place. Called a mech and they kept saying it’s the fuel pump, changed about 4 pumps till it stopped moving. Called a mechanic and a gear master and they all said it’s the gear, they uninstalled the gear and it’s just parked at home. Should I reinstall it and scan for a code ?
Sometimes this thing is as simple as a shift solenoid, or the wiring or shift solenoid circuit to the ECU.
Was this checked ?
Scanning would have revealed all these issues, or at least made diagnosis easier.
Crownofwealth: Good morning people. Please I need help. Don't really understand what is happening to my 2003 Honda Accord EOD. It consumes oil alot. Note the car is not smoking and works fine with excellently chilling Ac. The problem is that once I change the engine oil, within three weeks there will be shortage. The oil level goes below the last hole on the oil dipstick. I use Total Quartz 20w 50 oil for the engine. Kindly assist and advise so I can know what to do.
This is very dangerous, if the oil level goes below the last hole on the oil dipstick . You could knock your engine and destroy it . I would suggest you stop driving the car until you find the source of the leak, or at least check it every morning and top it up if you have to.
20W 50 isn't the right oil for your vehicle, it would stress your engine . Use 5w-20(hard to find) or 5w-30
Also check your PCV valve , the issue might be as simple as cleaning it
You may also have a leak in a place that is not very obvious . Check the following
1. You may have very slow leaks from slack valve cover gasket. Look round the valve cover and check for leaks. 2. Your vtec solenoid gasket may also be slack, this one is hard to spot because its at the back of the engine . You can use a mirror for this . 3. Check if your oil filter was tightened well and there is no leak. if the gasket between the filter and the mating surface is not seated properly there would be leaks 4. Check the oil drain plug as well.
I have had leaks from the first 2 items listed above and changed them myself, it was relatively easy.
I bought two and imported it directly myself from LG USA . I have been using one of the them, I want to sell the other one. Its brand new, the box has only be opened for testing after it was delivered to me. It has been sealed since then, just opened it now again to take pictures .
Its a very good monitor for software developers, video editors , remote workers e.t.c
You can tilt, swivel , and move it any direction , a truly 360 monitor .