₦airaland Forum

zabimaru:
It's not all about the money dru.
You and I know this, sometimes you need fulfillment based happiness.

Of course I personalise my sessions, the above is for people like you that think they have arrived financially only to discover that mental health is also as important as physical and financial health.

You know how people see you, many of your close friends already know you are damn right crazy and the few that have managed to tell you this to your face, you have detached.

By now you know there's a problem with your head, act on it fast before it becomes extremely difficult to manage.

zabimaru:
The renowned fraudster who isn't man enough to make solo decisions but requires validation from his mechanic before acting on his already made up mind is at it once again.

zabimaru:
It's all in your head. No one can feel threatened by a fraudster, they may be concerned but not threatened.

Doing fbi investigations just to profile someone Cmon businessmen don't have that time except the ones with mental problems.

And you know the worst kind of mental problem? The one you know you have and you accept it without seeking help.


That's how serial killers come into being.
In your case I know you're too sissy to make an attempt on someone's life but you need an addiction to complement you mental state hence the serial frauds and scams.

Tell us, how many people have you scammed.?

zabimaru:
It's obvious that you have several arguments in your head.

You alone arguing with yourself.
You need mental evaluation.

zabimaru:
Mr man what he's saying is that tokunbo engine or not, you are not in the best position to argue.

You that will intentionally sell a car with a bad engine after deceiving the seller.

A renowned thief cannot be opinionated in a discussion about integrity, accountability and responsibility.

That's all he's saying.

zabimaru:
Just NOPE?
Without an alternative?

I guess you just came here to act the part!!

Well you had better make your standing clear before established fraudsters identify with you.

I know what you meant to say but it's your prerogative to explain what exactly you mean.
You have a ton load of experience with cars unlike the obvious blond bloke on rampage and I'm sure you understand the related engine risks when importing used (auction) vehicles down here.

Except you are in full support of selling tokunbo cars with defective engines to naive individuals after padding it with temporary fixes aimed at masking the problem.

All these unknown moniker are like unknown gunmen nobody knows who they are they are like 5/6 .....but the unknown monikers are even worse. They are cockroaches they come and go without a trace .. I even try to look them up on their profile.. You don't see a single phone number, product they are trying to sell etc no trace of them

Timblogga:
better than an engine that needs replacement, or are you gonna sell a car as scrab once engine is very bad, to the extent of causing oil shortage with no obvious leaks? You simply make do with what you have.

Benoxvals:
I need Wesson oil(canola)about 10 ctn.
Car air fresheners as well.

radautoworks:
nope.

Ayara222:
can i still drain the oil and use Mobil 1 synthetic, bought engine one month ago for 450k

zabimaru:
Dru has successfully turned this into a joke.

I hope the message has been passed to all and sundry.

Dru should be dealt with at owners risk.
The guy is a damn fraud that is too damn du.mb to even keep it away from the public.

Conduct due diligence oh, to be forewarned is to be forearmed

zabimaru:
This is certainly not the right thread to seek such advise from except you are actively seeking for a sorry excuse for a solution from dru the fraud king


Check car talk threads, you'll most certainly find the most suitable thread to table ur matters

Conner44:
Wetin make you tire? Why won’t you tire when you’re running around in circles chasing your tail?

You posted oil recommendations for a 2003 Toyota Camry meant to be used in USA.

Gazzuzz posted oil recommendations for a 2003 Toyota Camry meant to be used in Nigeria.

Both manuals are officially from Toyota motor company.

What is so hard to understand in such simple details as shown above?

Retardist:
You've quoted me twice. You seem edgy. Do you seek direction? The first step towards redefining yourself is examination. A man with a gallery filled with memes is in dire need of refinement or redefining.

valarinz:
You really are still not getting it. You're of the assumption this bro is arguing with you for sakes of knowledge exchange or whatever, lol.

Nigga probably has a stockpile of oil to sell and is trying so hard to get his sales, do you expect him to give you the green lights for 20W50? Who will now buy his oils.

Just leave the guy and rest, the whole brouhaha on this thread was about his morals anyways, the issue of selling defective cars in a deceitful manner, he's the one trying so hard to divert the narrative to a place he's better placed to rant.... Don't fall for it

Conner44:
That’s the manual for the Camry vehicles made to be driven specifically in yankee hence that particular grade of oil for all seasons use over there.

The owners manual of that same year of Camry vehicle made to be driven in Nigeria has the exact same image as Gazzuzz posted above.

So you see that our climates are different and the manufacturers have duly taken note of this fact while factoring fluid ad maintenance recommendations in their manuals.

I agree that 5w30 fully synthetic is good for yankee cars but I don’t think you should label 20w50 conventional oil bad for Nigerian vehicles.

I showed you pictures of various 20w50 synthetic oils above and told you to ask people who race or ride bikes over there and they would show you where they sell it in your neighborhood.

Conner44:
Dru23 what we are trying to say to you is that yankee and Nigerian weather is different.

Pistons and bearing clearance/ tolerance as well as weather temperatures are things manufacturers put into consideration while recommending oils for their modern engines but for vehicles made before the year 2010 its mainly about temperature.

gazzuzz dropped this image below culled from the owners manual of a 2003-2006 Toyota Camry. [/b]Did you look at it at all before arguing?

The red line is our usual weather temperature range here in Nigeria and the blue signifies that which is seen in yankee.

according to that image, isn’t the manufacturer implying that the use of 20w50 engine oil in their engine is suitable for your yankee states like Texas. Arizona. Florida etc?

Deigofortune:
Sir how much would I see this in the market

Deigofortune:
Thank you very much for your suggestion. .. How much for yours..?

Conner44:
Yankee has at least 3 months of winter and Nigeria does not hence Mobil XHP 20w50 conventional oil can be used by vehicles here safely so far as it’s not in a modern engine (some 2010 and above). Over here Vehicle fluids don’t freeze up solid unlike over there that’s why our coolants don’t have anti freeze in them.

During service with a dealership they usually use oils from drums to service their customers vehicles. I am certain that the company servicing my dads car at the time used 20w50 drum oil on his engine from the get go. Remember this was a car bought brand new and made specifically to be used in our climate. That engine has a total of 170,000kms on its odometer today and I am dead certain that 99% of that mileage was done with Mobil XHP 20w50 conventional oil changes twice a year. If we wanted to do once a year oil changes we’d switch to Mobil1 20w50 fully synthetic oil or it’s equivalent.

For you to be saying that you can’t find 20w50 weight oil over there means you’ve never gone out in search of it for any particular reason before. Ask your neighbors who race their cars or ride sports/power bikes and they’d direct you to where you can buy them.

If you could import fully synthetic 20w50 oils to Nigeria and sensitize people that they can use it for changes just once a year or every 6 months I bet you will make triple sales because normally it’s cheaper to buy, withstands shearing/breakdown better than other lighter weight oils and it’s full synthetic too with anti sludge detergent additives as a bonus.

A majority of Nigerians will patronize you if you stocked any of the oils below (including my dad)






















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Conner44:
Dru23 so you’re trying to tell us you’ve never seen any of these oils in your yankee before abi

Retardist:
Dru23, have you considered therapy ? I'd love to offer you 5 sessions free of charge.

eherbal:
well well well.guess who's selling lemons? The great dru23. Mighty men dey fall for this buhari econony

Eddee:
Surprise, surprise- the chief proponent of integrity for oil and car sales finally coming out of the closet. You should bury your head in the sand in shame, you’ve admitted to defrauding someone who trusted you. Well, Nemo dat quod non habet!

mammanbawa:
To read is one thing, to understand is a completely different thing. You dear sir are an irredeemable olodo