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AmALeo:
Good morning everyone.
My car was stolen yesterday (Thursday 10th of March 2022)

2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid
Color: Blue
VIN: JTNBB46K973022389
Name of Owner: Oluwasuyi Oluwafemi Dare
Reg number: Lagos State JJJ612GT


The car was stolen by one of the staffs at a car wash around Mobil Filling Station Abijo (along Lekki-Epe Expressway and close to Destiny Homes Estate Abijo). This happened in the evening.
Pls anywhere you see this car, pls notify either of these numbers: 0908 880 9007 or 0806 034 1691 or the nearest police station.




Thank you

Abidecdrock:
Is it still available?

Greenway001:
make millions on our daily fixed codes

Bigsunny01:
Good day gurus


My 08 Honda civic is burning black smoke from de exhaust

My rewire remove de two socket to de oxygen sensor to confirm if dey are still in good condition, after like 3 days it still persist

Now he said de brain box is de cause dat we have to change it

Pls could it be de brain box or is dere any oda tin dat could be de cause?

I have also change de air flow metre dat wasn't working properly of recent

Jamie1000:
Guys that know about power steering. Please, I need advice. I changed power steering pump for camry 2.4, yet the steering isn't smooth. They installed one they call iron pump. Will it be smooth later? They said no guarantee for the belgium and new one even though it's more expensive. Can Someone advice, please.

Another level of kazeemization

solutionboy:
Gd day Mr Gazzuzz,

I need ur valued input here, my timing chain holder nut broke and on my way to the mechanic the oil light started flickering. Mechanic advised we change oil pump after correcting the timing chain anomaly. We changed oil pump but the issue now is the moment the engine idles for up to 5mins the oil light appears and disappears if the engine is revved and also appears afterwards. Pls what could be this persistent issue.

Note: 2 oil pumps and 2 oil sensors hv bn changed yet problem persists

Thanks sir

Kaynikks:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in thehouse...
Pls my sienna 2006 model uses button to open the side doors including the boot door but I took it to car wash yesterday and after the washing, the buttons doesn't control the side doors.... what could probably be the problem

HilcomTech:
Good afternoon gurus in the house,

I have a Toyota CorollOo02010 that was involved in a crash.

Please does anyone know how I can get the original rear lights


I live in Kaduna
Oo
Thanks as I await your responses.
cc:
GAZZUZZ
autologic
dru23
Structuralman
Conner44
jceesquare

davessales039:
For me, it was the plate number that caught my eye.

= Gazzuzz Garage

That was just the first thing that came to mind.

Keep up the good work.

Englandboy:
Baba small nyash really chop ur money o.

Unseen:
Biko no vex. Between A and B in the pics below, which one is the Air Flow Sensor and must it be always connected?

Unseen:
I have a Kia Rio the very model in the pics below.
I am having issues with the Air flow sensor. Anytime it is connected, the exhaust sound will change like small small gunshot kind of sound.
But if disconnected, it will be normal and the car will still be drivable.
I bought another Air flow and it is still the same.
Note: The engine is new direct belguim engine with new belgium Brain Box.
Please tell me what to do

Chukwumawisdom:
You would have been asking them to build refineries first or effect repairs to the existing ones before thinking of removing subsidy.
Aren't you tired of lies and unfounded theories? Or do u still trust our politician with money?

backbencher:
That's the problem.

Regulated prices means prices below the cost of production , meaning PMS from the refineries would be sold at a loss.....meaning the refineries won't make the profit to run well.

If you are running a business, you do not want government regulating your price. Harsh truth......

backbencher:
That's the problem.

Regulated prices means prices below the cost of production , meaning PMS from the refineries would be sold at a loss.....meaning the refineries won't make the profit to run well.

If you are running a business, you do not want government regulating your price. Harsh truth......

backbencher:
What he said is simple....modular refineries cannot refine when government sets the price of the petrol they produce.

Basically, to apply the analogy to your interest....you import a car at a cost of N10 million and want to sell it at N11 million but government comes in and says you should sell it at N8 million.

Refineries, like other businesses, need profit to run. No profit, they crash.

backbencher:
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So long as it guarantees profits, which guarantees more refineries, more jobs, and more government and forex savings, which means we may not end up paying that high for PMS...fine by me (and yes, it would eat up my salary as it is)



That's all right, so long as crude , and petrol refined from the crude is sold at a profit...which enables things like expansion of production to be paid for without pouring subsidy money into it.

I know you are into cars. If you imported a car at X price, would you sell it at Y price, lower then X , just to help poor Nigerians own a car.? Would you sell a Toyota camry 2013 at N200000 naira so as to help the poor own cars?




At the expense of our environment and our health. Remove subsidy, and they would have the money to upgrade their equipment so that reduced or zero soot.






On that we agree (US has a similar system)...but it does not mean that fuel would become N100 per liter or 40 per liter.

backbencher:
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So long as it guarantees profits, which guarantees more refineries, more jobs, and more government and forex savings, which means we may not end up paying that high for PMS...fine by me (and yes, it would eat up my salary as it is)



That's all right, so long as crude , and petrol refined from the crude is sold at a profit...which enables things like expansion of production to be paid for without pouring subsidy money into it.

I know you are into cars. If you imported a car at X price, would you sell it at Y price, lower then X , just to help poor Nigerians own a car.? Would you sell a Toyota camry 2013 at N200000 naira so as to help the poor own cars?




At the expense of our environment and our health. Remove subsidy, and they would have the money to upgrade their equipment so that reduced or zero soot.






On that we agree (US has a similar system)...but it does not mean that fuel would become N100 per liter or 40 per liter.

backbencher:
With the resultant deficits in the budget...and the fact that we cannot benefit from the oil


UAE has about 15 million people, and produces 2.4 million barrels of crude a day
Bahrain has less than 3 million poeple, and produces 1.6 million barrels of crude per day

As such they can fund their refineries, fund subsidy and have enough left over.

Nigeria has 211 million people and now produces 1.6 million barrels of crude a day. We can't fund subsidy without going into debt, and we don't have enough left over for refineries...in a way, we are using money for refining to subsidse fuel.




At the end, we end up going into debt to pay for subsides, plus we need to remove subsidy to attract investment..



Do you know that we need to borrow at least 3 trillion naira., if not more to meet subsidy demands this year? Do you know that we have been borrowing for years to meet up subsidy demands.? Who pays the debt, if not the poor graduates who earn N40000 yearly...plus in a way, we are in that position because subsidy means no investment, no jobs directly and indirectly., no extra money.

VaselineCrew:
Meeeen, naijas problems are many.

We need to drastically cut down our population and increase our productivity, because how can minimum wage still be N30,000 and people will give birth to 10s of children.

Then there are the criminals in government. If subsidy is removed, there would be a lot of money made available to build infrastructure and sure up our currency. Would you mind expensive fuel, if it means a dollar now goes for N150? In fact you won't even know it's expensive because the currency would be strong, so that N300 fuel would really look like N100 fuel.

However, we know how they steal everything and how their supporters support them to steal all. See Tinubu with bullion vans on election eve in broad day light, as he know no one can touch him. That is the kind of country Nigeria is, filled with BOLD THIEVES, BOLD BOLD THIEVES.

See when they were still collecting toll money from lekki epe, yet the road was trash. How could that be? How could it be that you drive on THIRD MAINLAND BRIDGE, a free road, yet that road has proper and brilliant lane markings, and all the street lights work, but then you pay N300 to pass lekki epe and all the lanes have all faded, plus darkness everywhere. They had stolen all the money, like everything. Think deeply about this, how much would it really have cost them to employ someone to mark lanes on that road and fix the lights? Maybe one days worth of toll collection? Maybe a weeks worth?

backbencher:
Which is what we have been doing for decades, and which has led to us ending up eventually having deficits in the budget.

Plus it is getting to a point where the debt incurred from our years of low oil price is being paid back as well

Finally, subsidy costs are rising. Nigeria needs more money for things like health, educaiton, sports, transport, etc. Why should we spend more money on subsidy instead of those other things?

Tonytonex:
They should use the extra money they made from increase in crude oil to pay for the subsidy. Abi dey wan pocket that one? I wonder how these people dey think.

TheOldGods:
Hello chief, I need your Candid advice, I. In Search of compressor for a 2010 Mercedes c300 new one.

Meklex:
lol, if it's not Mobil 1 you no do�

Meklex:
Hi Guys, I got an ES 300 toks, which engine oil should I use? I need a good alternative to Mobil 1.

Gazzuzz
dru23
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Rebuke:
I hate it when yhu guys do this. If yhu have any suspicion or noticed any red flag why not state it openly here and let innocent nairalander stay off, instead of all this jab.

Thurmieee:
Guys I need help.
I took my car to oyo,on the way it over heated and the cylinder got condemned.
They say I go buy new cylinder and ring. I did that.
The car come start but the work no complete.
They say na coil.
We buy coil.
After changing the coils it didn't get better. We come discover say the thing don mix oil and water. Na then the meco dey tell me say the block has broken when he open the engine, so he use something to gum it so I can manage it,say na the same place wey the water dey pass enter be that. Say na to buy new block.
I've already spent 140k like this.
Now there's an engine wey dey say he knock (corolla) say make I buy the block put am for cheaper. Do you guys think it can work? And my concern is that even if it works for the rola engine to knock shey he no go spoil the block? That in the long run he go come still dey short oil. Please I need Input. This is not the time to troll me abeg I'm really going through alot