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Show pictures of the underbody - I've never been a fan of CUVs anyway |
thebigkendo:You know these things ![]() |
thebigkendo:You're now borrowing pictures from baba Nurey abi? We all know the story behind this IG picture ![]() |
thebigkendo:Naija photos or I don't believe ![]() |
Up close and personal shots of thebigkendo's honda ![]()
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Chelseafan1:Hit Timifakay up. Chelseafan1:Engine coolant temperature sensor Chelseafan1:Crankshaft position sensor |
Smartchoiice:Chelseafan1 stroll enter aunty rad place, or bros Gaz place depending on your location. These people at the very least go run free diagnosis for you. Or contact Oluwaseunla he'll be glad to help you. It is well my brother. |
Chelseafan1:Run small scan first. E fit be fuel pump, clogged filter, CPS or even battery sef |
Smartchoiice:Those are old Toyota Hiaces, Nissan Vanettes as well as MB Marcopolos. Even 16 to 20 wheelers these days come in Auto |
Smartchoiice:This is pure and unadulterated wickedness - make him confirm say the steering still dey intact ![]() |
radautoworks:Everybody blood dey hot for this thread... Aunty radu even you? - welcome to Naija |
Smartchoiice:My brother to turn screw no easy o. Sometimes I dey feel for them sha, some bolts will frustrate you on purpose |
Smartchoiice:Not very expensive. Heard its about 5k per hour. I charge more for financial audits and verification Buynowautos:I dey believe you die! |
Buynowautos:How do you guys negotiate such cheap labour costs? Labour for Calabar na die - even Aunty Rad.autoworks dey learn work for their pricing mechanism. They charge you for labour based on vehicle make and model and perceived market price of part to be changed. |
iAudio:My brother, a stick is outdated - very soon it will be available on a few high end sport cars. The advantages of a stick to an auto are literally non-existent these days save for costs. In terms of speed, some autos shift automatically at higher rpms same as what you can do with a manual, with regards to mileage - computer controlled transmissions have reduced the fuel consumption difference to something very negligible. The only advantage a manual transmission has over an automatic is that in a manual, you're only worried about your clutch going not your entire transmission (automatic transmissions are notoriously packed with gears, sensors and solenoids). The only reason people still drive stick is habit - very difficult to entrust their vehicles inner workings to a computer program. You don't want to be in Lagos traffic with a stick, better to slide your gear into neutral and apply the parking brakes while you eat a full course meal than grow leg muscles because of an obsession with a technology older than most of our parents. |
Very robust response indeed unlike one Abuja pastor wer get racket for Guzape Hills |
AmuDimpka:Cc: akinwalehabib Most times all you have to do is tighten the bolts on the car's axle beam, believe me you, your car will groan at every turn no matter how slight the change in steering direction and every bump or pothole you encounter will give you cause for concern. Now follow this cost effective method before proceeding to throw any parts at that car. Take it to a pit, have the mechanic tighten every bolt on all the suspension parts, tighten the axle beam, pull out your tyres - check for worn threads, and also inspect your alloy wheels for dents. While you're at it, check the lower arm camber bushings and every joint with a ball attached. Finally you can then proceed to the steering rack (especially if it's leaking). If all these are in good condition, then my brother na drive shaft be your problem las las The steering bushings don't get bad easily. I'm guessing you're talking about this
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akinwalehabib:So many things could cause a steering wheel to vibrate. How fast were you moving before you noticed the vibration, and how bad was it? You may have to take it in for proper diagnosis by a qualified mecho |
toyeoye:https://www.nairaland.com/5166567/infiniti-g35-boston-doorstep |
Smartchoiice:Yeah they do via USPS - shipping is on the very high side. Used them extensively in sourcing for parts for the infiniti M35
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toyeoye:This car comes standard with 19 inch rims. These are 19's - I'm certain we both have 19's. Confirm your tyre rating again bro, happy sales. Lexusgs430:Big man no allow Heavenly.bang hear you o. Make dem no break am down for you The M35 uses a VQ35DE power plant. Wetin that him G35 carry na 3.5 L VQ35HR V6 306 hp
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Chelseafan1:Congrats man, those bushings were completely worn out. As for me, I've been having mild misfires in the morning, ran it through a C4 clone and discovered that those so called star plugs I bought here in naija are completely responsible. I just proceed order Bosch resistor style plugs and a hella secondary air pump relay. This fake ones wer I dey buy every 3 weeks no be am at all. - dem just dey trigger my CEL anyhow.
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GAZZUZZ:Big ups senior man - that na y u be baba for the boys! |
9icetoo:Good suggestion. Let me read up on it, cheers! |
kingreign:This one is strong |
searchng4love:Fuel money no be wahala... If I no get baba kingreign go show me love |
Smartchoiice:He shutdown the Corolla at Night #Gangsta moves! I'll never drive that fast especially at night![quote author=GAZ.ZU.ZZ post=82152211]we still have a long way to go you and i Meanwhile I'll be passing thru ekiti on Sunday by any chance we could see?[/quote]Our dearest Benz oga - You know this has to happen right? Make una do one or two bottles for the road. Una fit race sef, assuming your w210 can still push past 120km ![]() |
eherbal:A W211 E klasse |
eherbal:Yes synthetic to mineral. Engine is at almost 400k km. And already I top a quartz on average every 3,500 km with the synthetic high mileage Mobil 1 oil I've been using. My brother, as for higher fuel consumption, what could possibly go wrong? I'm not bothered about those minute details (it's a Benz, 19-21 litres per 100km city driving. 14-16 litres per 100 km Highway driving). As for sludge, I'll change the mineral oil every 2 months or 3,000 km. I'm certain to reach 3000km every 6 weeks, and besides shorter commutes are worse than the long distance movement I embark on a weekly basis since it takes the oil time to warm up. As for engine noise, this is a bulletproof M112 engine, it's dirt cheap and they don't die that easily... Sadly Mercedes Benz doesn't build them like this anymore. |
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