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Car Talk / Re: Abuja And Environs, Remotely Follow Your Car Repairs Online. by Emperoh(m): 10:52am On Dec 02, 2015 |
Bros, so na here you finally land without 'informating' me? Punishment awaits you!! Big one! 1 Like |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 11:43am On Nov 21, 2015 |
Uncle Gazzuzz Abeg u fit drop the PH mechanic contact. Been looking for it. Many thanks |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 2:37pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
But what triggers this small leak emission. Fuel cap is in place. I also notice that any time i fill my tank to the brim, fuel odour is quite strong in the cabin until say i burn up to 10 litres. Can you point me to anything? |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Follow This Thread For Abuja Jobs by Emperoh(m): 1:27pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Senior Finance and Admin Officer – Nigeria programme Salary: Competitive Based: Abuja, Nigeria Contract duration: One year with the possibility of extension We are looking for an exceptional candidate to join our growing Nigeria programme. Your position will be central to setting up the financial and administrative systems and supporting efficient management of the International Alert Nigeria country programme. The post requires someone who is both highly organised and flexible, and able to maintain a positive attitude to work even when under stress. You will have a 'can-do', solution-oriented, customer-focused attitude, because while the main focus of the position is finance and administration, the post involves frequent communication and liaison with project partners, requiring excellent interpersonal and communication skills (both verbal and written). Educated to degree level (in a relevant subject), you will have at least three years' managing finance and administration for an INGO project/office, significant experience of systems development and management – financial, operational and security. You will have experience in negotiating best value contractual agreements as well as a good understanding of Nigerian legal and labour law requirements in INGOs. To apply, please complete an application form and equal opportunities form, both of which can be found under 'Downloads', and send the completed forms to jobs@international-alert.org. Please note we do not accept CVs. As it is unlikely that we will be able to obtain a work permit for this role, all job applicants must already have the right to work in Nigeria. Closing date: Sunday 15 November 2015 at 5pm (UK time) Alert reserves the right to extend or close this position depending on application numbers. Initial interviews and a test will take place on 23–24 November in Abuja or remotely. While International Alert will endeavour to contact all candidates within a reasonable time, this may not always be possible due to limited resources. Therefore, if you have not heard from us within two weeks of the closing date, you can assume that your application has, on this occasion, been unsuccessful. International Alert is an equal opportunities employer. All applicants will be judged strictly on the basis of merit. http://www.international-alert.org/jobs/senior-finance-and-admin-officer-nigeria |
Autos / Re: S-O-L-D...*** 2013 Mercedes Benz Sprinter Cargo Van by Emperoh(m): 12:47pm On Oct 28, 2015 |
you sure say human head go do? @ Nemzy? |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 6:57am On Oct 28, 2015 |
Uncle, what's up with the airbags? Are you fixing them to working condition again? Or just to take care of the tear? Will the Airbag indicator go off? 1 Like |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 5:37pm On Oct 04, 2015 |
Guy How do you get part numbers? |
Autos / Re: Any Golf3 For Sale? by Emperoh(m): 2:03pm On Sep 02, 2015 |
How much? Client2 |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by Emperoh(m): 1:23pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
AdeLaNa1: I thought you were going to take your argument from the line of home growin talents. But even at that, Rooney ain't home grown. Bros, Ruud boi and Ronaldo shits all over Rooney. If you say CR7 was a midfielder, how come he's outscored Rooney the striker? Guy park well oo |
Autos / Re: IAAI Bids: Let's Help You Get The Best! by Emperoh(m): 12:09am On Aug 15, 2015 |
bimppyola: I don't live in US. I live in Abuja Nigeria. I do only IAAI, Copart and Manheim. Anything outside these 3 will mean me being there physically. If you wish to work with me, my number is on my signature. Buzz me let's talk 1 Like |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by Emperoh(m): 12:05am On Aug 15, 2015 |
I felt more confident and assured when Schweinsteiger was on, than when it was Carrick. Scheini's mobility is a huge asset. |
Autos / Re: IAAI Bids: Let's Help You Get The Best! by Emperoh(m): 10:20pm On Aug 11, 2015 |
bimppyola: Brother, here's my advise to you and i say this with plenty objectivity. The most reliable places to do business with your eyes tightly closed is Manheim, IAA and Copart in no particular. I have never don any business with auction export even though i know those who have but the stories i have heard are terrible. Salvage drive is a no-no. But that's one part. But you also need someone who is versed in this business to do it for you. You need an auction access to buy cars on the 3 sites recommended. Do you have the membership access? If you don't be ready to invest between $300 - $600 of you budget to get a one year dealers licence. Consider renting a license here. Some charge between $100 and $150 per car and you will have to deposit some amount so they can pay the renege fee if a bid is won and you back out. After buying the car, getting it down to Nigeria is another matter on its. How do you intend to handle this? Who will do the trucking? Buy trucking service from Nigeria or engage someone who's based there to do these? Who will book your shipping etc? My verdict, please look for a reputable dealers on Nairaland and engage them to do this for you. I can help you, Calculus or Azeez AOL can also help. I have had dealings with these two guys and can speak for their integrity. But if you have no experience in this issue and u want to do it yourself, I will wish you good luck. You will likely get your car, but the cost would be over the moon. |
Autos / Re: IAAI Bids: Let's Help You Get The Best! by Emperoh(m): 11:11am On Aug 11, 2015 |
bimppyola: www.manheim.com If your IP address shows u are outside North America, it might route to www.exporttrader.com or give u the alternative of choosing which market you want to buy for, choose the column North America and Canada and you are good to go |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by Emperoh(m): 3:23pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Where is that gunner that was yabbing us when we got Romero? Cech messing up since 2015! |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 9:29am On Jul 29, 2015 |
Interested in your evap issue solutions |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 11:08pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
lomomike: Same here too!! I need 4 please!! Running P0430, P0051 and P2241 1 Like 1 Share |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 6:50pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
lomomike: Will need to check mind out too. Can we see Saturday morning? |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 10:19pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
The day i learnt this car runs on 4 cylinder i couldn't believe! It was then i understood why it is so popular, the Prado! 1 Like |
Car Talk / Re: The Reason Why That Your Tokunbo Car Keeps Overheating Here In Nigeria by Emperoh(m): 12:45pm On Jul 21, 2015 |
cardoctor: |
Car Talk / Re: BMW Owners' Forum by Emperoh(m): 11:38am On Jul 21, 2015 |
Hello Guys, Lungwun and Yungboss, How do you rate the BMW 730i, 2005 - 2007 edition? |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 11:36am On Jul 21, 2015 |
Experience4u: When in Drive, does the car move without you accelarating? Again, when in neutral on a gradient, without holding you brakes, does the car move? |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 9:00pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
Experience4u: Mine has been sorted even though i still have to change the calipers to get a complete closure. What symptoms and signs are you experiencing? |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 10:13am On Jul 20, 2015 |
lomomike: No wahala. Eku Eid |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 2:39pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
lomomike: Uncle, i asked a question above. Could you give me an answer? |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 6:36pm On Jul 16, 2015 |
GAZZUZZ: I was thinking it won't fit? Tell me more Heard the gripping sound again this morning after a 14hr parking |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 10:41am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Thanks guys. These things have a way of making you go crazy. I hate niggling issues and much more when they can't be traced. I will do another balancing to get my smooth cruise back fully! Doing 160 - 170km/hr on this car 3 weeks ago on my way to Kaduna showed me how much under utilized it has been. I will also need to sort out the P2241. Will change the the sensor and see what it comes to. Also, Edu and Mike, please can you show me what the AFS sensor of my car looks like? Been seeing conflicting images. is the attached what i should be looking for?
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Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 3:11am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Finally found the culprit and solution Emperoh: Emperoh: Had a learning experience i do like to share here. . . . . . Car: Lexus ES330 Year: 2005 So over a period of time, i just notice some sort of vibration on my car starting at 60km/hr. Was quite disturbing since no amount of wheel balancing and alignment solved my problem. I think i even reported the case here. Went to my mechanic and did a test drive with him. Closer observation showed weak front Stabiliser linkages and suspension bushings. He suggested they could be the cause. I had both parts changed and then a test drive. This somewhat reduced the vibration but did not solve the problem well enough. Still felt tingles at 70 and increased vibration at 80km upwards. We fixed to meet following day for closer examination. We discovered a binding brake on left front wheel. One of the Caliper pistons was stuck out and the rubber linings also worn, causing a sort of hydraulic leakage. Mind you, there wasn't any hydraulic shortage too. Mechanic also attributed a type of gripping sound i heard on acceleration from a static position to the binding brake, but didn't specifically say it caused the vibration. We looked for the rubber linings but couldn't find any to re-kit the caliper. I also noticed that the brake discs i bought and changed last December were already warped Also, brake pads on the left front wheel totally worn!! I asked them to couple the legs and let me have my car since they couldn't get the re-kit materials for the caliper. I was already making arrangements to order the part from Lagos when i decided to try out Apo mechanic village (my first time going there since i moved to Abuja). I also gave them all through Thursday to see if they can find a replacement caliper for the car or the rubber kit. By Friday, with no response from the mechanic guys, i headed to Apo. Got there and took out the offending caliper. No matching part was found, as the most common for the 2005 Camry was single piston caliper, while mine was double piston. I insisted on what i needed. Eventually, some dude came and took the old one and left. Came back 30 minutes later, with my caliper rekitted . I got a new pair of brake pads and reinstalled on the car. Meanwhile, i went for another round of wheel balancing before the caliper fix. So i kinda noticed an improved driving with no much vibrations. In fact i drove to the airport and back with no issues the saturday after the Friday i did an alignment. So it was hard for me to pick out that the vibrations were completely gone after the caliper service. Fast forward 3 weeks later, and a trip to Kaduna inbetween, the vibrations paid me another visit Just returned from an official trip and my car parked for 3 days. I made to move it out for work the next day and i heard this sound like something being let of a strong grip. I paid not much attention to it. Car drove smoothly to work on Thursday. But on Friday, omo, the vibrations came back. I couldn't do much as i left town the following day and returned on Monday morning. Moved the car out a parked position and heard the same gripping sound again. I decided to pay less attention to it until wknd, and with the benefit of holidays, i would have time for it and to get to the bottom of this nonsense But on Tuesday, after several rounds and all runs, the car became practically undriveable at any speed beyond 50km/hr. Could see the passenger front seats shaking. None of my two trust mechanics were available. One eventually asked me to return at 2pm since he was engaged. Well, i went to some third guy who works on a number of my colleagues car, who asked to go do an alignment. My insistence it was not an alignment issue was rebuffed. I asked him to refer me to someone and he did. I struck a deal with the alignment guy, if alignment didn't solve the wahala, I won't pay! And he set to work. When he finished, a test drive showed no difference. I also noticed that at initial start up, when the wheel is relatively cold, the vibration goes away and return with intensity when hot. Well, i managed the car to my mechanic's workshop and somehow, met him. We fixed an appointment for this morning. He couldn't work on it yesterday as he was busy. I just queued and got fuel, sorted a number internet issues I had, used an ATM and was driving home when i just thought of ringing the second mechanic. Lo, he was back and asked me to come. I bought banana and drove to his shop, i anticipation of a long diagnosis and repair and maybe a sleep over (my car) at his workshop. He test drove the car and was telling me about considering changing my tires but somehow, noticed that my brakes were binding. We could even perceive some brake odour at shot stops. Lo, the right front wheel was binding. When in drive, the car won't even lunge forward. On neutral on a slope, the car is static. The slight gripping sound on braking also noticed. While i noticed these sounds, it never occurred to me they were the cause of the vibrations. We dismantled the caliper and discovered one of the pistons were stuck out. Took the caliper to Apo and serviced the caliper and reinstalled. Did a test drive and my car was sailing smoothly at 140km/hr. I will have another set of balancing and alignment later today to solve a slight tingle at 120km. Also planning on changing my rotors once more. So ends my long story |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 3:09am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Had a learning experience i do like to share here. . . . . . Car: Lexus ES330 Year: 2005 So over a period of time, i just notice some sort of vibration on my car starting at 60km/hr. Was quite disturbing since no amount of wheel balancing and alignment solved my problem. I think i even reported the case here. Went to my mechanic and did a test drive with him. Closer observation showed weak front Stabiliser linkages and suspension bushings. He suggested they could be the cause. I had both parts changed and then a test drive. This somewhat reduced the vibration but did not solve the problem well enough. Still felt tingles at 70 and increased vibration at 80km upwards. We fixed to meet following day for closer examination. We discovered a binding brake on left front wheel. One of the Caliper pistons was stuck out and the rubber linings also worn, causing a sort of hydraulic leakage. Mind you, there wasn't any hydraulic shortage too. Mechanic also attributed a type of gripping sound i heard on acceleration from a static position to the binding brake, but didn't specifically say it caused the vibration. We looked for the rubber linings but couldn't find any to re-kit the caliper. I also noticed that the brake discs i bought and changed last December were already warped Also, brake pads on the left front wheel totally worn!! I asked them to couple the legs and let me have my car since they couldn't get the re-kit materials for the caliper. I was already making arrangements to order the part from Lagos when i decided to try out Apo mechanic village (my first time going there since i moved to Abuja). I also gave them all through Thursday to see if they can find a replacement caliper for the car or the rubber kit. By Friday, with no response from the mechanic guys, i headed to Apo. Got there and took out the offending caliper. No matching part was found, as the most common for the 2005 Camry was single piston caliper, while mine was double piston. I insisted on what i needed. Eventually, some dude came and took the old one and left. Came back 30 minutes later, with my caliper rekitted . I got a new pair of brake pads and reinstalled on the car. Meanwhile, i went for another round of wheel balancing before the caliper fix. So i kinda noticed an improved driving with no much vibrations. In fact i drove to the airport and back with no issues the saturday after the Friday i did an alignment. So it was hard for me to pick out that the vibrations were completely gone after the caliper service. Fast forward 3 weeks later, and a trip to Kaduna inbetween, the vibrations paid me another visit Just returned from an official trip and my car parked for 3 days. I made to move it out for work the next day and i heard this sound like something being let of a strong grip. I paid not much attention to it. Car drove smoothly to work on Thursday. But on Friday, omo, the vibrations came back. I couldn't do much as i left town the following day and returned on Monday morning. Moved the car out a parked position and heard the same gripping sound again. I decided to pay less attention to it until wknd, and with the benefit of holidays, i would have time for it and to get to the bottom of this nonsense But on Tuesday, after several rounds and all runs, the car became practically undriveable at any speed beyond 50km/hr. Could see the passenger front seats shaking. None of my two trust mechanics were available. One eventually asked me to return at 2pm since he was engaged. Well, i went to some third guy who works on a number of my colleagues car, who asked to go do an alignment. My insistence it was not an alignment issue was rebuffed. I asked him to refer me to someone and he did. I struck a deal with the alignment guy, if alignment didn't solve the wahala, I won't pay! And he set to work. When he finished, a test drive showed no difference. I also noticed that at initial start up, when the wheel is relatively cold, the vibration goes away and return with intensity when hot. Well, i managed the car to my mechanic's workshop and somehow, met him. We fixed an appointment for this morning. He couldn't work on it yesterday as he was busy. I just queued and got fuel, sorted a number internet issues I had, used an ATM and was driving home when i just thought of ringing the second mechanic. Lo, he was back and asked me to come. I bought banana and drove to his shop, i anticipation of a long diagnosis and repair and maybe a sleep over (my car) at his workshop. He test drove the car and was telling me about considering changing my tires but somehow, noticed that my brakes were binding. We could even perceive some brake odour at shot stops. Lo, the right front wheel was binding. When in drive, the car won't even lunge forward. On neutral on a slope, the car is static. The slight gripping sound on braking also noticed. While i noticed these sounds, it never occurred to me they were the cause of the vibrations. We dismantled the caliper and discovered one of the pistons were stuck out. Took the caliper to Apo and serviced the caliper and reinstalled. Did a test drive and my car was sailing smoothly at 140km/hr. I will have another set of balancing and alignment later today to solve a slight tingle at 120km. Also planning on changing my rotors once more. So ends my long story |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 4:57pm On Jul 15, 2015 |
When will Abuja be blessed with your type? I come here everyday to learn...... Keep it up biko. |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 6:41pm On Jul 02, 2015 |
Anyone installed spacers in Abuja before? |
Car Talk / Re: Remotely Follow Your Vehicle Repairs Online by Emperoh(m): 9:35pm On Jun 30, 2015 |
GAZZUZZ: You might want to elaborate more on the work on this Acura. I need to learn more about their TCM and ECUs. What the problem was and how you pinpointed it. I know it will take time, But you could do this over the wknd |
Car Talk / Re: Club-Lexus by Emperoh(m): 3:46pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
lomomike: I was in Akwa Ibom in February. . . . the flexing na die!! Natural and Human Resources yakpaa! Add to staying in Ibom Golf and u get the jive! Bros, are you intact? |
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