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Please I need a good mechanic in Ibadan who can help re-align the timing of my Toyota Cary 1999.

Thanks

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GAZZUZZ:
tell your mechanic to open up the timing belt cover, if it falls short of this, code might come back. Also check if cam sensor is loose or dangling
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Okay I will.....thanks Oga Gazzuzz

conyema12:
Am currently having the same code on my 2006 toyota rav4
I changed the O2 sensor and spark plugs cos my scanner pointed to that direction, drove it for 30mins and the P0010 ( Camshaft position actuator circuit/ open bank 1

Still waiting for more suggestions

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@depair n Amono, the timing was readjusted today and the check light went off but came up again after 30 minutes of driving. I rescaned and the same code P0340 was up.

Please what can I do again. More contributions and advice pleaseeeeee...

depair:
yea the engine ll start

Ok

depair:
if u had ur timing belt replaced or worked on it possible the timing is not properly set. your picture is the sensor

Yes i replaced my timing belt recently but my question is if the timing is not properly set will the engine start? I need answers to this question.

Thanks

Amono:
your timing marks are off by a few degrees. Have your timing set properly. P.s there was nothing wrong with your previous can sensor.

Please explain what you mean by my timing marks are off by a few degree?

mayor2013:
Did you get a known good cam sensor? By the way the second pix showed is the speed refernce mark sensor

Sincerely that was the question I asked my mech...he told me once the check light is off, then the sensor is OK.

Amono:
your timing marks are off by a few degrees. Have your timing set properly. P.s there was nothing wrong with your previous can sensor.

Okay... but sorry to ask... what I know is if the timing is not properly set, the car will not start... please explain further. . Thanks

Hello all,

I have a Toyota camry 1999 4 plugs engine. The check light came up recently and I took the car for scanning and this code 'P0340 Camshaft position sensor A circuit Bank 1 or Single sensor' . I Google this code went to my Mechanic that I want my camshaft sensor to be replaced. Though, I don't have difficulty in starting the ignition and the car did not stall. Now we replace the the sensor and the check light disappear. I used the car through out yesterday morning and afternoon but at evening the check light was on again.

I did another scan and the same code P0340 came up again.. please what could be wrong again? Is it that the replaced sensor is faulty again or I we missing out something.... please I need your support on want to do or check. ..

Op you be confirmed we.e,

Deepfreezer:
spread the word let's kick out the dullard.

Keep wailing...if you like gather all the votes in Africa n Asia...my Sai Baba will continue to be your president. ...awon we.e.......

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Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose has described Federal Government’s announced reduction of petrol pump price from N87 to N85 per litre as a continuation of the deceit propagated by All Progressives Congress (APC) led government.
Fayose and Buhari
Fayose and Buhari
The governor who also challenged the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed to relocate to Sambisa in Borno State or Yobe and move around there without heavy military security if indeed he was sure that Boko Haram had been defeated.
Speaking through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose said; “only God’s intervention can save Nigeria from the present economic and security problems as it is glaring that the man running the affairs of the country at the federal level does not have any answer to the problems.”
He said; “Even the Holy Bible said in James 1:5 that if anyone lacks wisdom, he should ask God and as it is, Nigerians must assist the President in asking for wisdom and understanding to tackle the country’s economic and security problems before Nigeria is further plunged into more woes with the federal government’s decision to borrow N2.2 Trillion, which translates to N6.066 billion per day to finance the 2016 Budget.” He described the Federal Government’s announced reduction of petrol pump price from N87 to N85 per litre as a continuation of the All Progressives Congress (APC) government’s governance by deceit, saying; “Even secondary school students of economics know that you cannot deregulate and regulate at the same time.”
The governor said; “it is only in a confused and clueless economy that government will plan to spend more when revenue has reduced by more than 50 percent.” Governor Fayose, who maintained that petrol will not sell below N100 per litre in 2016, added that; “Even now that the price is N87 and subsidy is yet to be removed, Nigerians are buying at between N130 and N300 per litre. What will now happen when they remove subsidy and allow market forces to determine the price?”
The governor described claimed by the Information Minister that Boko Haram insurgents had been defeated as strange, saying; “Nigerians will only take the minister serious if he relocates to either Sambisa in Borno State or Yobe State and stay there till the end of March, next year without heavy military security.”
He said; “To show their level of confusion, two days after the Minister of Information declared that Boko Haram had been defeated, President Buhari said the government would persuade Boko Haram to abandon their fight. One then wonders how the same Boko Haram insurgents Lai Mohammed said were already defeated will have to be persuaded to abandon their fight.
“Interestingly, the same Boko Haram that Lai Mohammed said had been defeated reported attacked Kimba village in Gur ward of Biu Local Government Area of Borno State yesterday night. “Therefore, the Information Minister must show Nigerians how peaceful Borno and Yobe States have become after the defeat of Boko Haram by relocating to either Sambisa, Maiduguri or Yobe.

”http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/fgs-proposed-reduction-of-fuel-price-continuation-of-apcs-deceits-fayose/

The Nigerian Government announced on Friday that it has scrapped the Petroleum Support Fund, also known as fuel subsidy.

Speaking to journalists at the Port Harcourt refinery where he had spent Christmas inspecting the facility, the Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu, said the government could no longer pay the subsidy due to the fraud tainting the scheme.

Mr. Kachikwu, who is also the Group Managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), also added that the government could no longer afford the payment due to the dip in its revenue, caused by the drop in crude oil prices.

He said a new pricing template he signed off on Thursday effectively removed the payment of subsidy on petrol and that oil marketers would be informed of the development in the coming days.

The official price of petrol is N87 but it is sold for higher prices in many states of the federation.
When pressed on what the new price of petrol would be following the removal of the subsidy, Mr Kachikwu said it would sell for below the current official price, maybe as low as N85 per litre.

“It (new pricing regime) is out,” the minister said. ”I signed off on it yesterday (Thursday). I imagined that in the next couple of days the marketers would get advice on that. The nice thing about the PPPRA, where I signed up on it yesterday is that the price will be far below N87,” he said.


“So for the first time, people will understand that the pricing modulation I was talking about is not a gimmick. It is for real. We have gone to find out how we will be able to fluctuate this market to reflect what the reality of the crude market is. The objective is that one, we cannot afford to continue to subsidise.

“We can’t even understand where those subsidies were going to. There are a lot of fraud elements in it so we need to cut that off.
“The second is the earning capacity of the Federal Government is deteriorating by the day with lower prices of crude and come out more,” he said
The call for government to scrap the payment of subsidy on petrol has become louder recently following the drop in crude oil prices.

Last week, a leader of the ruling All Progressives Congress and former Governor of Lagos, Bola Tinubu, joined the call for the government to scrap the subsidy regime.

Mr. Tinubu, who had opposed the removal of the subsidy under the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan, said subsidy was originally a good idea, but it had since been “perverted”.

He, therefore, urged the government to divert the money it is currently paying on subsidy to other social programmes and infrastructure that would have more rewarding impacts on the people.

“In a perfect world, I wish we could sanitize the subsidy regime and thus continue (with) it. However, I have reached the conclusion that there are too many demons in the system for this hell to be converted into good earth let alone heaven,” he said while speaking at the 10th memorial anniversary of left-wing politician and scholar, Bala Usman, in Kaduna.

“I would choose to remove the subsidy and use the money to help people – let us feed our school children, with our local produce promote agriculture, create jobs and start erecting a social safety net for the vulnerable among us in true need,” he added.

On Tuesday, President Muhammadu Buhari told a joint session of the National Assembly that he had directed “the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) to adjust its pricing template to reflect competitive and market driven components” that would keep the price of petrol selling at “N87 per litre for now.”
According to Mr Kachikwu, the President’s comment was informed by the analysis that was done that put the price at below the official price of N87.

“But in applying that where we landed when we did the analysis for the very first time was about N85 or N86 so it is below N87.

“And maybe the first price that will come will reflect it. That was why Mr. President said that prices will be N87 for now. And that is what we have in mind,” he said.
The announcement on fuel subsidy removal came two days after the Nigerian Labour Congress threatened it would vehemently oppose any cut on the subsidy regime.


At the end of its Central Working Committee meeting in Abuja, the NLC said the discordant pronouncements from government officials on plans to cut subsidy was creating panic and confusion in the system, even as it reaffirmed its opposition to any fuel price increase.
An attempt by the government to cut fuel subsidy in 2012 led to what came to be known as the #OccupyNigeria protest.

Nigerians were outraged when in the early hours of January 1, 2012, then President Jonathan announced the removal of subsidy from petroleum products.
The then president’s New Year announcement meant that PMS, which sold for N65 a litre – with subsidy – would go for N141, more than a hundred per cent increase.

This action translated into more than one hundred per cent increase in fares, food, rents and virtually every all goods and services in Nigeria.
Petrol is central to Nigeria’s economy and literally close to every Nigerian’s heart.

Expectedly, that announcement immediately drew Nigerians to the streets, sparking spontaneous protests across the country.

But it soon became clear that the subsidy regime was characterised by monumental fraud.
For instance, to benefit from the 2011 fuel subsidy largesse, some oil companies “manufactured” fictional oil ships (vessels) they claimed traversed seas and oceans of the world carrying imaginary petrol, with Nigeria the final destination of the product, a Technical Committee set up by the Federal Government discovered.

For supplying this phantom product to Nigeria, some seven companies pocketed a princely N13 billion naira from the 2011 fuel subsidy payments, the committee’s report, exclusively obtained by PREMIUM TIMES at the time, showed.

Some other companies, not wanting to create fictional vessels, decided to space- travel existing ones; such that real vessels, which were definitely in countries like China and UAE, were purported to have discharged petrol into storage depots in Nigeria at the exact time they were in those other countries. The 11 companies involved in this category of fraud pocketed N21 billion from the 2011 subsidy payments, the report said.

Sources in the oil industry revealed at the time that those companies were able to perpetuate the crime with the help of field officers of the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory agency (PPPRA) and the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), men of the Nigerian Navy, Nigeria Custom officers, banks and others involved in the various stages of fuel importation.
The companies and their owners are still being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/195743-nigeria-scraps-fuel-subsidy-cut-petrol-price-to-n85-per-litre.html

Jesus was born on ILEYA Day

njikoamaka:
Walahi, this OP is an unrepentant olodo.

Add yours or you better keep mute....use your brain...ok

President Muhammadu Buhari has presented the 2016 budget to the National Assembly.

Buhari made the presentation before a joint session of both the Senate and the House of Representatives today, December 22, 2015.

Here are 10 important things he said during the presentation:

1. “This budget is the platform for putting more Nigerians to work.”

2. “The problem we face today shall not confront our children and their children. This shall be our legacy.”

3. “Petrol price remains at N87 per litre for now.”

4. “Current fuel scarcity is unfortunate result of speculators and resistance to change.”

5. “We are carefully accessing our exchange rate regime.”

6. “If the Nigerian economy is to move away from dependence on oil, our growth must be inclusive.”

7. “We will recover everything that belongs to Nigeria -No matter where it is hidden & no matter how long it will take.”

8. “Already the compilation of the poorest persons is going on for conditional cash transfer.”

9. “We will not betray the trust reposed in us.”

10. “By the grace of God and sheer will of Nigerians we will come out stronger and more united.”

End time outfit.....

I have scanned my car again and the trouble code is P0174.

The guy told me System Too Lean and i should tell my mechanic to check my oxygen sensor..

I will see my Mechanic later today......

Thank you all...

Piyke:
Stop removing the battery terminal, have the car scanned and post the code here

Okay

Please the check engine light on my Toyota carmy 99 is on, I took the car for scan and the nothing special was detected. The light went off after the guy finished scanning.

Two days later, the light was up again and I took the car again for scan. When I got there, the guy removed the battery head for some minutes and placed it back. He said I should start the engine again and the Check Engine light came up and went off again.

Now, after some hours driving, the Check Engine will comes up again and if I remove the battery head and place back the Check Engine light will disappear.

Please what might be the problem? Any useful suggestions will be highly appreciated....

Thanks

Where's Ayodele Fayose? Please say something....

By the way, how come Fayose suddenly went mute?

OlujobaSamuel:
Broken Record? You again? Can't you just pretend to be sensible even if majority of the people knows that you are not?
To eWereMalu, God forbid we pray for pdp come back in 2019, if apc don't perform, which I don't pray for, what we make us clamour for a pdp is their 4years to be worse than your 6+10years, which my God will never allow us witness as a nation because the next person will find it difficult to overcome a 32years problem committed in 20years to be solved in 4years.
God destroy your demonic reasoning.

No mind them...

queenzibah:
BREAKING: CNN Exposes Buhari's Foreign Bank Account.

Recall that Buhari lied that has only one bank account with Union Bank.

Is Buhari this corrupt!

You are so clueless and dump....so this is how to proof ones foreign account...

adonbilivit:
so the probes should be selective? no one should be spared in my opinion. at the same time, I suggest concurrency; don't concentrate on just recovering loots and ignore other aspects of the economy.

Yes I agreed with you to some extent...PMB should also work on our economy but the probes must continue....

OZAOEKPE:
TIME IS COMING WHEN NIGERIANS THAT VOTED FOR PMB, WOULD BEG FOR PMB TO STOP THE PROBE AND DO SOMETHING PRODUCTIVE

What else will u say....keep wailing till 2099....

We don't need PDP's advice on governance because all they established in 16 years was impunity, thuggery, rigging,terrorism and LOOTING of our common wealth.When they ever get back to power,

let them establish whatever they want but as far as this Buhari govt is concerned,last administration must be probed.GEJ should have probed Yar'adua while Yar'adua probed OBJ and OBJ should've probed Abdusalami simple.

Now after running paddy paddy govt for 16yrs and "sharing the money", you want Buhari to start digging into Lord Lugards govt?,No Way