₦airaland Forum

redcliff:
Hi, do you know or have the contact of any FRSC official. I need to ask some questions pertaining my licence that only an official can answer. Thanks.

GAZZUZZ:
just looking at it.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/4766179_tmpcam1917719341_jpeg324daa4bd0119dd0f01643f0a8671b59




absolute nonsense. Please quote where toyota stated this?

Toyota still says the sludge didn't result from any engine-design problem.

Hayjaycity:
This is a camshaft

MrMcJay:
Denial is the first stage of grief.

In 2 weeks time, you'll read this your post and be shaking your head like a lizard learning new dance.

In 3 weeks, you won't be able to sleep.

In 4 weeks, you'll be swearing for Mavrodi in fluent Russian language.

And it has come to pass

kolnel:
Pix showed is highlander, not RX 300

Toyota, has especially acknowledged there are some problems with this current RX 300, suddenly stalling in motion, as a result of engine failures.

That might be the probable reason why some Americans sell such cars, to Nigeria, in connivance with some Nigerian car dealers.

binsidi:
na true oo bcoz the ship might miss fire and blast ecowas troops

guy bet y?

SpicyMimi:
Good evening FAM, please I need a drivers license as soon as possible.... Anyone?

JuicyLucy:
I was when a mad man spoke

I was here when Jesus never cum

I was here to shame the op

pek:
I am lost. From the VIN supplied, this is a 2004 camry. Four plugs. When I went back to read, the op mentioned that it is a 2002 V6.

pek:
Let me have the VIN of the car?

anukulapo:
Finally, we have been able to establish that the ECU has gone bad. Now the baby news is that the ECU number label has been peeled half way so that I can't get the complete part number.

How possible is it to get the right replacement through the new engine number?

Please advice.

Thanks.
gazzuzz, getam, pek, brainbox4u, jeeqer, ikenna351, cardoctor

jarkbauer:
Moderate traffic


My calculations is this

20 litres = 5.28 gallon.

40 miles /5.28
= 7.6 mpg

Isn't that low?

PearlStreet:
It's already clearing from their eyes.

I so remember this quote

jarkbauer:
About 40 miles

pekk:
Ok.thanks. but is there a way I can check if D drier is ok, while I ask D guy to check for leakages.
All the same thanks again

EllisAde:
My ac hardly get cold these days even now that the westher is clement. They have asked me to refill but i dont want to take chances. Pls i need your professional touch. I use a corolla and reside in mushin, lagos.

pekk:
Bros Gazz,
My AC tires me,initially D guy said no gas, we filled, it lasted 2weeks. Now he said bad drier again.
A pipe sweats in D engine while D car is hot. Is true its drier? And how do I enjoy it again
Thks

fidtopade:
what do you suggest I should do??

fidtopade:
I have this issue that has been brodering me for some time now. That had made me to come up with this question 'when do you consider a car engine a Write Off'. Me as a person who has no deep knowledge about the workerbility of car engine and functions of most of the parts. I believe that when an engine go bad it won't be in its entirety, so the parts that goes bad can easily be change and the car come on road again. I have a car engine that got knocked some time last year, precisingly 2.4 Camry. Before it got knock, the red oil light came up but I didn't pay attention to it, when the car finally knock, I was asked to buy all the damaged parts which I did but after all said and done the oil light is still on. I took the car to another mechanic who strip the whole engine and still couple it back, the oil light still on. The block engine, I was told by both mechanic that its ok, the crackshaft, piston and rigs are all new. Now mechanics are telling me to buy a new engine but within me, I feel since the block engine and other major parts are ok, the error could just be from mechanics. Please, expert in the house advise me on the way to go.