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obekediamondfuto:
truth be told, Honda is a beauty!!!

You just threw a shocker at me.
Is it that your account has been hacked? you are trying to be sarcastic or you asked someone to post on your behalf? Abi Evans and im gang call you? LOL...

After all the insults you threw at me and the jabs on the Honda brand in the other thread, you were still able to type this? Like my Umrah would say "may Allah be praised", like we say it in Benin, "Oba at' okpeye! ise!!" Like my Ondo peeps always shout "O ga o!" and just like the Umunna always say "Ezi oku!"...

afoxy17:
Good day my ogas, I drive am Honda EOD 2003, V6, my mechanic is advising that I remove the themostat , though the car is working well, he is of the view that its not good driving a car with a temostat . Should I agree to his advice. I am confused sir.

Change your mechanic. E wan open office for your head.

Structuralman:
Thanks, where can i purchase that please.

Call @luvinghubby, he's the one I have been getting my stock from...

ugreat:
Thanks Boss, will go check d prices of those

Look for Delkor battery first...

ugreat:
Thanks Boss, will go check d prices of those

Look for Delkor battery first...

Structuralman:
And statistically speaking...Toyota are is the number one car used and preferred by Nigerians. The 2nd on the list is Honda.

Statistically speaking, most Nigerians would do what an illiterate mechanic says they should do to their car, even when their owner's/service manuals says otherwise...

Structuralman:
Nice one LadipNG

My car is Honda Accord 2004 model. Please advice the transmission fluid to be used.

Honda DW 1.

Nword22:
Phacochoerus is a genus of wild pigs in the family Suidae, known as warthogs. It is the sole genus of subfamily Phacochoerinae.

So you guys can get some sense.

Warthogs have horns, but, bush pigs don't.

lofty900:
That's not a bush pig, it's a rhinoceros. Look at the horn on the nose, BTW they should not eat something that'll bring back one forgotten disease to Nigeria

My friend that is a bush pig jo...

lx3as:
Why is 2000 CR-V or RAV4 called different names by Nigerian officials - Saloon, Jeep (SUV), Car-jeep, and Wagon; which is correct?

It still beats me why they are so dumb. Imagine them registering a Coupé as a Saloon and a Nissan Almera Tino which is an MPV as a car or bus and a Toyota Prado as a Jeep. I was trying to let the officials know that the classification is wrong even from the official handbook I had, they were like "you wan com teach us our work?"

luvinhubby:
Did you say 60%?
The last govt borrowed N5 trillion in 6 yrs and yours borrowed N7 trillion in 2 yrs.
Fuel was heavily subsidised at our request and it kept standard of living reasonable for Nigerians.
Today N87 fuel is sold for N145 and the govt is still owing subsidy on it.

As at mid 2015, the average GDP of Nigeria was 6% for 5yrs largely stimulated by govt spending, we were Africa no.1 investment destination and the 6th fastest growing economy globally. The automobile industry was back on stream and agriculture received the highest govt spending in 50yrs with the result of a massive boost in local rice production and we stopped the importation of packed fruit juice because local citrus production became better managed by govt. In short, Nigerians and Nigeria economy felt impact of a well managed oil resource revenue.

What has the govt you advocate for done? Nothing, except talk the way you are talking now.

Ol' boy, see as you finish that guy with a low jabbing upper cut. Give him more education men!!!

datola:
The SUVs are what most Nigerians erroneously refer to as Jeep just like they call all coocking seasoning Magi.

One beautiful car that does not have definite body type identity is Toyota Venza. No wonder its production has been discontinued.

Vans, minivans and MPVs are all primarily designed for comfortable transportation of people. Commercial vans only feature the front seat row, with the remaining space used for cargo.
This class of vehicles include the Renault Scenic, to minivans and vans, such as Dodge Caravan or legendary Volkswagen Type 2.

Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey are supposed to be your classic examples.

Op, you tried but next time domesticate your write up by using Nigerian scenario.

The Toyota Venza is basically an overrated and over-hyped Toyota Camry wagon...

obekediamondfuto:
cool down ke? how?
u r a sex pervert!
I just don't want to provoke u, u might transfer the aggression on some underage kid somewhere close.
Kai a small boy perv .... what is this world turning into

e be like say you don run short of data. See student wey never chop belleful, dey come yarn opata for cartalk. I no blame you, na d network wey dash you free MBs na im I blame.

obekediamondfuto:
cool down ke? how?
u r a sex pervert!
I just don't want to provoke u, u might transfer the aggression on some underage kid somewhere close.
Kai a small boy perv .... what is this world turning into

Are you still talking cars?
Abi your madness don resume again?

obekediamondfuto:
lolz just checking on u Sha. small boy like u just use mmm money change old primera to Civic. well other things got me involved

Na the admission wey you just get enter FUTO na im make you no dey respect person, abi? Try pass your courses before you come talk online.

Oh! you were just ranting before. Na now you don go through my profile, your body come cool you ba? Mscheeeewww.

DaudaAbu:
Instead of most youth organisations to be rallying youth around and asking them to only elect fellow yoiths into positions of authority

They are busy issuing ultimatum about other youth to leave their region

I hope you know that both Yahaya Bello and Dino Melaye are youths?

obekediamondfuto:
sorry what parts did u say u bought? please remind us. just curious tho. 4 years on the road! a 2010 car. give us something we can chew before swallowing

Chew what you like, swallow what you wish and say what you may.

The trips I made on those routes were mine.
The Honda Civic I've been driving on those routes for 4 years is also mine.
Whatsoever your problem is, is yours and not mine.

So, I don't know how my matter take concern you sotay you wan die on top. I wish you goodluck as you struggle and aspire to die on top another person's matter. I wish you happy dying...

obekediamondfuto:
lolz don't mind them, previous debates have proven that broke azz niggurs patronize Honda more....hence the need for cheaper parts and since the OEM cannot be cheap.....the urgent need for fakes surfaces.

lolz

Rather, its broke azz niggurs who buy Toyotas, thinking they will not buy fuel after buying the car (looking for fuel economy with torch light), not visit a mechanic forever, get parts free of charge (finding cheap parts like a vampire looking for blood) or the car would last forever (like Aboki perfume). All of these are characteristics of broke azz niggurs that can't, don't and won't buy a decent car, except for a rundown, godforsaken, boring and bland Toyota all because of 'cheapepe'...

obekediamondfuto:
aboy, u know what grinds my gears..... the severity of ur lies.
with this type of skill I don't see how u making urself useful to this present economy as a sales boy!!! imho u should be in aso rock, giving hope to the hopeless.


lmgfao u buy parts from luvinghubby but u don't have suspension issues in 4years.
what parts exactly? na oil be parts for ur village

Is it that an Honda Civic cannot travel all of those routes in 4 years? Or that I am not competent to drive all of those routes with an Honda Civic in 4 years? or is that 4 years is too small a time to drive those routes? I just don't get it and why you have been harping and ranting all this while?

Mr. Lie Detector (abi na Detective sef),
What sounds like a lie there?
Do you know the job I do?
Do you know the studies I am carrying out?
Do you know how often I have to be on the road?
Do you know what model of Civic I drive?
Do you know the condition of the car?
Do you know how many Hondas I have driven?
Do you even know my age?
or even how I roll?

I really don't want to join issues with you since you are sounding bemused and doubtful of trips/tours that ain't even ish. This goes a long way to tell the kinda person you are. I believe everybody reading this thread would be disappointed with comments from people like you. The only reason why I've been responding is because, the internet never forgets, not because of one anonymous, random hoopler, who thinks driving around the Southern parts of Nigeria with a Civic for 4 years is such a big deal.

Please, buy a decent car (not beyond 2010, i.e. 2010-2017), drive like I drive (since you seem to know me very well) along the routes I mentioned for 4 years (your nightmare), come back here and tell us, let us see if they will use you to replace Lai in Abuja. Good riddance to bad rubbish...

#SingingWyclefJean'sSongForYou "...when you smoke like I smoke, then you high like everyday, we talk about monday, tuesday, wednesday, ..."

obekediamondfuto:
I told u, ur next post will give u up as a kid!!
I was right!! fly boy....u still a boy.. wen u grow up we can deliberate on mature issues. so I should mention luvinghubby just to confirm if u buy parts? lolz. so childish.
maybe in ten years I'll argue with u.

I know your type. Like the saying goes 'empty barrels make the loudest noise'...

See as you carry another man exploits/flexing on top your head like who dey sell gala. LWKMD...

Ordinary motor K-leg matter, you had to start attacking my person, whom you've never met and may not know from Jack, forming what you are not and may never be. Na wa unto you sha...

smellingmenses:
Let us give him the benefits of doubt

What benefits? What doubts?
That it is impossible for someone driving a 2010 Civic to cover all those routes n 4 years?

Common men! This is so pedestrian...

My only regret with the Civic is the low ground clearance. I intend to drive an Honda with a high ground clearance next, such as the HRV or Honda Civic Hatchback.

I am always creeping at bad spots on the highways. Sometimes, I even stop, come down and do a survey of the bad spot to be able to navigate through, especially along the PH-Enugu Road, mostly between Okigwe and Enugu...

smellingmenses:
It's possible with a civic.

I don't get. Is it the Civic that's the issue? or the 4 years span? or even the routes I mentioned that is irking that guy up there?
What's even wrong with that guy sef? I have covered more routes than I mentioned. @Luvinghubby has sent Civic parts severally to me in different parts of the country, but no suspension parts at all. How did he think I achieved that? Maybe, by sitting in my house and typing ish on the phone.

If any other car can do it, why does he think a Civic can't do it in 4 years in the hands of a man with explorative spirit, free time and resources? Na wa for am o...

I have even discussed with @Gazzuz when my catalytic converter gave me issues. Surprisingly, he never even asked to know what year model of Civic it is...

obekediamondfuto:
there is no point arguing since my debates are pushing peeps to start seriously lying out of duress.... Bros I hope I saw the 4yrs part? did u also see the places where our Jason statham presumably traversed? haba, no mata how biased u r, I'm sure u know the truth!!!! NO SUSPENSION issues.... including proactive maintenance and what haves. haba. let's not go there.

that boy hasn't even driven inter state. if he has he'd have know the severity of the lies he posted.

abi im think say nl na game of lies?

1. Go through my profile first.
2. Talk to @Luvinghubby, I buy all my parts from him.
3. If you are foolish and that stupid, I'm not.
4. By the way, a salesman can cover all the routes I mentioned in less than 2 weeks.
5. From the above, I'll advise you as follows:
a. Travel often
b. Living in a Lagos ain't helping you at all
c. You don't know Nigeria
d. Not everybody is as broke and ignorant as you are.
e. Respect your elders...

obekediamondfuto:
nah, they ain't fake.....3yrs and still going....cant hear no noise from any of my suspension parts. no ball joints, no tranny failure or sensor cleaning and all those crap, and most of all, no hitch hiking......3 years of plying southern and Western roads oh. not the almaco glass roads u r used to. issues come but not those that will leave me hanging on the road.

For about 4 years now, I've been pounding the South/Eastern/Central areas of the country with an Honda Civic without any issues. I'm referring to roads like Calabar-Ikom-Ogoja-Obudu, Okigwe-Abakiliki-Obudu, Yenagoa-Port Harcourt-Aba-Enugu, Yenagoa-PH-Uyo-Calabar, Makurdi-Onitsha-Asaba-Ughelli-Yenagoa, Osun-Ondo-Benin-Onitsha-Enugu, etc. I trasversed some of the worst roads in Nigeria within this 4 years with this same Civic without any suspension problems and you are here saying things you know nothing of. Grow up! boy, and start living above stereotypes, you may need it to save your life someday...

obekediamondfuto:
lolz don't mind them, previous debates have proven that broke azz niggurs patronize Honda more....hence the need for cheaper parts and since the OEM cannot be cheap.....the urgent need for fakes surfaces.

lolz

Toyotas are bland and boring as they can be, yet their parts are more expensive, but very cheap in Nigeria because of your love for fakes...

watchworldpro:
Honda users speaking.... defending rubbish.

Mr. Toyota, if you don't know, 4Runners are even worse off in that K-leg thingy...

YellowBarStinks:

5 rounds when i can't even last 5 minutes

My brother, no be work, them no dey give certificate

1 round = 1 hour, 5 rounds = 5 hours, RIP in advance

The girl will not be able to walk again

That guy is my mentor, after pounding the brakes off of her hole, he refused to pay

I want to be like that man when i grow up

You self na man?

LeJeun3:


Car Model:
Service interval:
Engine oil used:
Quantity:
Cost of oil filter:

(1) 2010 Honda Civic EX Coupé.
(2) 2010 Honda Pilot Touring.

1 year or 10,000 Km whichever comes first for both.

Mile master 2w20 or Primaxx 5w20 Champion 5w20. Depending on which of them I can find at the time for both. (between N8,500 - N14,000).

Either 3.6 or 3.7 litres thereabouts for both.

Denso OEM filter 3,000.

Service Charge: N1,000.00 for each.

EagleScribes:
The engine oil indicator is a big concern to me. I saw it and then serviced my car engine and even changed the filter, but the indicator is still on.
.
Auto mechanics have succeeded in get some good chunks of money from me, but no difference.
.
Please what else should I do?

Check the oil pump. It is in the oil sump...

lofty900:
don't mind him. They'll be hating and blaming Buhari while people are silently making their money

You people have started again. When it bucks, you will willingly put yourselves on death row and be walking around looking for executioners.

Please, make you money while it lasts and hang yourself when it crashes...

ironheart:
I tot its the new civic. Every car manufacturer want to get our money

Look again!