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sirleke:
Oga Gazzuzz good morning

Please what's ur take on Honda City 09 manual transmission?

Thank u for always

Clothingonline9:
Sorry for calling you thinking it’s newbreed

Midex88:
Good thread

lakefist:
You're right. I have already used the SEmi for my Car can i switch to Mobile Full synthetic. I mean the imported one?

IceDune:
Good evening Gazzuz, after changing my car driver's side hub this evening the wheel has refused to turn. What could be wrong. The car is 06 civic.

checkmatez:
Exactly what I said way back and noticed about the heavenly smokefish guy. .. always alternating account and trolling, copy and pasting from Google review and following it blindly, always online too (maybe he's a yahooboy), I hate asslickers most especially I hate selective asslickers (he should lick everyone ass evenly)
please don't quote me...am tired

To whom it may concern...... Kindly take note

Clothingonline9:
How much did you send to me? Was your item not delivered?
I don’t have time for critics even Lord Jesus and all notable men in the world at a point in their life was blackmailed.But I just want to respond for calling me out and I won’t respond to your further chat.
1st I do payment on delivery within Lagos because I even own a logistics company of mine so someone who do payment on delivery will fraud you?
2nd in a week I do not less than 12 inter state waybill and non or no time is goods not delivered to state as ordered
3rd I have records most of my clients from nairaland patronize me frequently.

I sell daily on nairaland minimum of 10 customers among other platforms like Jiji,konga Facebook and Instagram.

If you calling me out your aim is to pull me down Nobody can pull down a man who genuinely and sincerely do business with integrity,not everyone has low IQ intelligent people know how to know a fraud.

This screenshot below is from 2 of customers who I met on nairaland and still patronize me today.A woman who always buy from me for men in her house.second a guy he has bought from me more than 5 times within 4 month.

God will judge us all

GAZZUZZ:
You just called me now and were assuming I was the fellow above (newbreed2018)

My number is all over Nairaland. I don't know you and I have never patronised you, and have no reason to want to derail your thread.

Newbreed2018:
Buy products from this deceitful little boy at ur own risk.


It would be a tale of what I ordered vs What I got.

This little boy doesn't have these luxury clothes he's advertising.

Send money to him for a luxury clothe and u'd get a rag that won't worth mopping ur floor with.


Always request for real image of what u r ordering from him and not some computer generated images he keep posting.

Clothingonline9:
Buy your quality luxury polo all sizes available

themonk:
Very correct. I just disconnected it and connected it back then erased the code and it worked like magic.

Thanks, I appreciate. Noticed my fuel consumption went up recently I am sure this will solve it. Also noticed after doing what you asked that my gas pedal is a bit tougher, I guess that’s how it should be normally. Once again thanks a lot, I appreciate.

themonk:
Hello Gazzuzz
This is the error code. Thanks a lot.

lakefist:
Gazzuzz

What do you think about this new Mobil Super 5w 30 semi-synthetic oil?

Do you have original supply?

skj1377:
[Qquote author=GAZZUZZ post=97697451]

The only thing that can kill you on those roads is stray livestock

Silk smooth roads unending for hundreds of KMS. I used to visit Borno back in the days to visit gf in unimaid .


Yes but also many other issues . I once had an accident because we were traveling in a Hilux on a clean road going but coming some funny trailer spilt a layer of gravel on the road. The Hilux lost control and left the road at high speed. Fortunately was a flat farm land with no trees. The car went like 1km into the farm. The Hilux was brand new and only 2 weeks with me then. The second incident was burst rear tyre at high speed on my Nissan maxima 2004 model on Damaturu Portiskum road . I think like 160kmph, honestly I had a panic attack. On the same trip from kano I decided to drive at 100kmph or less but slept off and actually entered a farmland. 3 Road safety officials somersaulted in front of my car when they sped into gravel on the road but no fatalities it was like an action film; 2 of the occupants thrown out as the car was rolling. Finally I was actually involved in an accident when a car hit our Hilux at an angle. The Hilux somersaulted like 3 times fortunately I was on seat belt so no injuries, the driver had a broken rib and fractured collar bone.

Felicity0001:
your head is there.


Meanwhile guys, what would you do if you find this on your car the next morning and no one has called to lay claim? You'd even noticed it haz been lying in the trunk for like 2nights. What would you do?

Be honest guys.

eyinola:
Within 10 minutes of chatting today my mkney drop gbangaun...all this riders like iron hand

e shock her

radautoworks:
No harm done for one oil change. Just use recommended going forward. FYI your car does not require synthetic oil so you can use even a good conventional 5w20 if you choose.

@dru23 come and see o

Numberz:
Good morning and a happy new year to all. Please I need a reliable tracker vendor/installer around Owerri-Enugu axis?
It's urgent...

thebigkendo:
Lemme scatter the thread..

Dru23 come & see something

Iv been waiting for some action

Crocif:
Good evening sir,

Thanks again for the tips. I finally brought the vehicle back from the East this afternoon and, I am cautiously optimistic that the vehicle engine may not be far gone after all. Now to what happened.

After getting the advice from this thread, I resolved to follow it to the letter. Get a good mineral oil: 20w50 or 10w40 as the case may be. Drain the current oil and make the switch; but before I could go ahead with the plan a friend of the family, who came for a visit, requested to inspect the vehicle for any obvious leaks after he got wind of my 'oil-shortage' story. The dude is not an auto mechanic but a regular DIY kinda guy who knows quite a bit about cars and their engines.

He first checked under the vehicle for any obvious leaks, found none, but noticed that the 'sump' seemed to have been worked on before. I quickly informed him that my mechanic opened it in Lagos to clean it up when we noticed the "check low engine oil level" light problem I mentioned in my earlier post. He then checked the exhaust and noted that there are tell-tail signs that the engine was burning oil because of some black residue from the exhaust fume he found.

He then opened the engine cover to check for any oil leaks and noticed that the PCV valve (blackened with oil residue), maybe the culprit. He took it out, inspected it and confirmed his suspicion. He tried without much success to explain how the PCV valve works and why a clogged valve could lead to engine oil shortage and a smokey exhaust.

Though confused, I went ahead to buy 2 carburettor cleaners as he instructed which he used meticulously to clean up the PCV valve. I was surprised to see that the cap of the PCV valve was not black but blue. The oil residue had so built up that I thought the colour was black. Anyways, he advised that I change it but in the interim, the cleanup he did would give temporary relief to some of the issues noted.

After reinstalling the PCV valve he started the vehicle, and like magic, the exhaust smoke went away. I was cautious not to celebrate just yet. I would need to test and see if this was the remedy I sought. I went to a local mechanic (in the East) and requested that he drain the current oil and refill with a full synthetic oil (5w30). I asked that he also change the oil filter in the process.

To test if the PCV valve solution worked, I felt it was necessary to put the vehicle in a similar condition it was in when I travelled from Lagos. If the test results in an oil shortage like before, then it may be a pointer that the engine needs to be changed or rebuilt ASAP. Yeah, I did not use Mobil 1 (5w20) like before for obvious reasons (I needed a pocket-friendly alternative for the test and a 5w30 is better for my vehicle since it has approximately 115k miles on it already). The mechanic recommended Hardex 5w30.

I got 6 litres of the product. Bought the extra litre in case the test failed and I needed an oil top-up on my way back to Lagos. After the 'servicing' yesterday, I realised that the vehicle was still not emitting smoke from the exhaust. I felt this was a good sign and set-off today for what felt like the journey of my life. Got to Ore and stopped to do a quick inspection of the vehicle. Saw that one of the exhaust was emitting some smoke (hardly noticeable though) and I thought it was because of the PCV valve I am yet to change. I could find the courage to turn off the vehicle and do a proper check because of the starter motor issue I mentioned in my earlier post. Though I had it changed before travelling, I was not confident in the product I bought.

After approximately 8 hours of driving, I finally got home, allowed the vehicle to cool for an hour or two and went to inspect the oil dipstick. Got it out, cleaned it and stuck it back in again. I got it out a second time and was pleased to see that the engine oil was almost at the exact level I started with when I left the East, though it was marginally lower. I thought this could go away when I get a new PCV valve as advised. So that was it.

For the starter motor, I got one that I know I am going to change. It is functional for now. I tried it when the vehicle was hot, though it started but, for a second it felt as if it was going to fail before it picked up again.

Danielkupiejo:
Pls I just observed that my car is burning oil. Pls what oil can I use that it won't burn in my car. I currently use forte oil visco 2000. It shorts oil whenever I travel pls what's the best oil to use for my Honda Accord 2012 model