₦airaland Forum

LockDown69:
in civic later models they have lower 1.4,1.5...

thanks for that,

FSolar:
Moral of the sweet story is that "V4 engine" is not the right phrase. You can call it i4 (in-line 4) or 4-plug engines. The "V" title starts from V6.

Concerning your worries, if you find a Toyota Corolla of the same year in good condition and within your budget, BUY IT. It's the most economical car in the world and you will never have to worry about the front wheel arms coming off. EVER!!!

Read my post again and quote "v4 engine ".
Some nairalander folks , smh sha

( 1.6,1.8,2.0,2.2,2.4,2.7liter i4 engine are very Economical in ascending order compared to their i6,i8,v6,v8. Since you're a student with low budget,I recommend 1.6/1.8 liter engine of any car model make. Check engine variations online of your 2005 civic ,happy driving in advance

Update update update update update. This motor dey itch me for body

Bolustical:
It is their problem, not ours.

When their self professed son GEJ was in power,

They saw him work on the Abuja-Kaduna rail road,

They saw him construct roads in the north and build Alamajiri schools,

The Igbo elders were more interested in money sharing and not infrastructural development,

Politics is all about interests,

Reason why we SWers are wiser, now that we are are the center, all rail projects have been initiated from Lagos(Lagos-Ibadan, Lagos-Kano, Lagos-Calabar)

Road projects too are not left out. (Lagos Ibadan Exp Way must be concluded)

That is what politics is all about-interests and not gragratic emotions.

you just nailed it, I am a northerner . You understand politics interest very well

NigerianLady:
Hi, I got my letter jan 31st this year, at the national Assembly(NA) & got the job at a Federal institution in this country infact just the next day...My qualifications are just as yours but was to no avail till I got this letter. I was told the same thing as you& decided to try my luck out..I met a lady in passing,who spoke about looking for a contract from NA, so I called her up& told her what I was looking for. Then she connected me to an SLA inside(because you can't get pass the security there without 4stages-1)that person inside has to send your name to be printed outside 1st with a code 2) you'd have to go into a room with the code where you'd be snapped& asked questions, then given a card number 3)you'll face the main security who would ask you to call up that same person to send a delegate to come pick you up roaming ISNT allowed,but my experience was different funny enough the SLA was very nice& gentle always calling me(third stage)...but it still delayed a while,so I just stepped aside & waited..Now typical nigerians with their bragging rights came along with "don't you know me",how dare you speeches but the security was firm,then fortunately I was called & the man said I was calm& I should go in..4)you drop an ID card or your hand set(I dropped an expired drivers license)pheew! Was so lucky It slipped then you'll be given a red card(if you are going for a senator&green if its an Representative)..I got in but my dear if not for that SLA(special legislative Aid)my mission that day would have just come to an end because everywhere is with only numbers(2.7.4,2.1.1) not either names of states or names of the honorable..but I believe if you can get that far you shouldn't leave till you get what you want why? Because its your right& their duty to recommend you for what you want but that was even after investigating! (yes the senator called people who should at least know my folks),even when I had my state of origin certificate! hope this is helpful.

hi, pls was the letter from the senator addressed to the Director-General /Chairman of Board/vice chancellor as the case maybe. Thanks in anticipation

This fuel guzzler

GAZZUZZ:
GAZZUZZ:


Suspension.

* [s]Tyres
* front Right C.V joint
* Wheel bearings (front wheels)
* Spare Tyre
* Alignment/wheel balancing

Vehicle Warnings

* VSA[/s]

Interior

* replace or upholster seats.
* Interior detailing
* Foot mats

Body
* Panel beating
* Paint work

Engine Bay
* Vehicle Battery

Paper work

* Registration
* insurance

Security

* Tracking device

Ride on boss , this motor dey totori me 4 body

Drivers in late thirties and fourties tend to be more reliable in vehicle maintenance, good driving conduct, minimal short changing .
Install GPS for monitoring goods

Abdhul:
NIA ARCON . . Why are there 2 bodies ? ? ?

Most professions in nigeria have two institutes I.e Government controlled for their own professionals and private practice controlled for contractors. The minister has the power to amend and sign the laws,codes,conduct of these professionals as the case may be favoring government institute. These problems is as early as nigeria

honmusa:
check my signature below.

Thumbs up boss, pls recommend a mechanic for me here in Abuja for thermostat fixing

Mrdigitech:
Hello guys, I got a Toyota Camry recently and the previous owner removed the thermostat because he was told it wasn't meant for Nigerian weather. The Vehicle was guzzling so much fuel like crazy. At first, I coped for the first few weeks. Latter, I started feeling the financial impact the vehicle's excessive fuel consumption had on my pocket. I decided to research online where I saw some threads about thermostat removal and its relation to fuel consumption. I decided go with the recommended guys ( not Kazeems ) on this forum. One said that he can replace the thermostat but I needed to verify from the previous owner if the Vehicle had overheating problems in the past. I did and the previous owner told me no. I didn't believe him though, but I decided to research a little more about a car's overheating problems till I came across Honmusa's tread. I decided to contact him and he explained what needed to be done. I discovered that he uses a cooling system test kit which presurizes the cooling system to expose leaks. So he was the right choice for me. He presurized my cooling system and a exposed a hidden leak on the pipes (thank God it wasn't Radiator) I sighed. We fixed it and pressurised it with his kit and it was peefect. However, a Kazeem (Toyeeb actually) worked on my alternator earlier in the day and didn't fix the wires properly. This disconnected my instrument cluster and power windows. All the guages were dead. I was wondering how I would be able to drive home without seeing the cluster guages. How do I know the car's temperature was rising beyond the accepted level? But Honmusa assured me that no overheating situation would occur. I took his word and entered heavy traffic. No overheating and I switched on my AC non stop and it didn't cause any problem. I drove 30km home and back to his workshop without issues. Guys! Honmusa is the REAL DEAL when it comes to vehicles. He has tools and kits for almost everything. The Kazeem (who worked on my alternator in the morning) I took to him to see Honmusa and he was just surprised at his indepth technical abilities but he was still adamant and ignorant. He cleaned up his mess and I went home happy. The Kazeem I took was very ignorant and boastful that he doesn't need to scan anything. That he has lots of experiences. That good guys don't need to scan anything. That all they need to do is see the vehicle and know what to do. I looked at him and saved my breath. Guys, take your lovely ride to Honmusa and stay a 1000 miles away from Kazeems, Toyeebs, alfas and Kazeem's distant relatives, they'll wreck you...

I own a 2003 Camry too and I want to put back my thermostat. Pls I need your price break down of thermostat, pressure test, labour etc . I reside in Abuja so as to know when paying

VIN: 2T2ZK1BA7BC057992 has been identified as a vehicle listed in the VINCheckSM Salvage Records.

Date of loss: 2017-03-23
Cause of loss: Collision

Date of loss: 2017-01-15
Cause of loss: Collision

My 2az-fe 2003 Camry engine has no thermostat and I want to purchase and install one.
Please what is the cost of one and do I need any electrical wiring . Any advice is welcome

That's my street.lento aluminum, FEMI kila street by airport junction jabi life camp Abuja

Confirm work, thumbs up boss

PhilAmadeus:
Jesusssssssssss.....At last he lost d fight...Brave man....pls help me with that Islam greeting to d dead.

Not a moslem

SaharaReporters has learnt that a former Governor Dambaba Suntai of Taraba State who survived an air crash at the Yola Airport in Adamawa State in 2012 has died.

Suntai died at home where he was undergoing rehabilitation for brain injuries arising from the plane crash. A former commissioner of information in the state, Emmanuel Bello confirmed the news of his demise to SaharaReporters. He promised to provide further details later.
http://saharareporters.com/2017/06/28/former-taraba-governor-dambaba-suntai-dead

id4sho:
Nice one for doing a great job, pls can I order a vehicle engine through you guys

Waiting for reply

Nice one for doing a great job, pls can I order a vehicle engine through you guys

conductor3:
Danny Krane. Have you watched this video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rROHQ2TAGoA
Continue doing yahoo yahoo. One day go be one day

My body just weak, my heart beat lyk say e go bust

Crixie:
Blood of Zach...
Gazzuzz come my office ,I no know ooo.Abeg no do James bond spy style when you come again.Lets meet officially

I have a 2tr-fe engine to be rebuilt, pls do you have a credible mechanic that can get the job done with guarantee and the OEM parts will be bought from your shop here in JOS. It's a 2009 Toyota hilux

I want to rebuild a 2tr-fe engine, it's a 2009 Toyota hilux engine.pls what your take on that

My 2tr-fe engine is knocked, it's a 2009 Toyota hilux engine. Can it be worked on

Stateside:
is this just one engine?

Yes, but I will soon start bulk purchase

ramolegbe:
Hello people, I am new to this forum, but I believe I am in the right place as you all are discussing a subject I want to deeply get involve in. I live in the US and I want to start exporting car parts home to 9ja. My problem however, is finding a mechanic that will disassemble the salvage cars that I get and prepare them for export. If anyone has such a contact, I will be eternally grateful. Also, I do not intend to just give all away because I am in a hurry to sell. Consequently, I will need a warehouse to store my merchandise as I wait for the right client. How do I get a warehouse on a permanent bases.
Also, I intend to export all the undamaged parts of the salvage. Considering this scenario, can anyone give me an approximate amount of salvage Toyotas, Hondas, or BMWs that will fill a container.
Thanks for your assistance.

pls, I need a shipping company in USA where I can send an engine to after purchase for onward shipping to nigeria

Oga boss, pls recommend an American website where I can pre order a car engine. I want a 2tr-fe, Toyota hilux .Lagos price is on the very high side

Oil filter and ac filter hw much for 2002 Camry aka big daddy

erico2k2:
Who re threads tyres in 9ja?

Apo tyre market,Abuja. It's illegal sha, tyre bulge and explosions is for sure

I want to buy a car engine 2tr-fe Toyota hilux from eBay, is it a good place especially USA .pls any advice

OmoAkerele:
I’ve been enjoying following your trend, pele about your exhaust…I feel you, considering we call ourselves giants of Africa, Nigerian roads are some of the worst in West African, both in terms of infrastructure and driver mentality.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but even if Aso Rock still uses 406 as an official vehicle, definitely not the V6… shouldn’t our Police know that.

Thanks for the links to the troubleshooting web sites. With someone like Siena on this trend, I dare not claim to be too technical, I did start an apprenticeship as a road side mechanic in Lagos (#12 Oba Akran Ikeja) but never made it as far as getting my freedom.
After owning a few 505s of the years, (of which 2 got stolen in London ) I do do some limited DIY on them. Attached are pictures of some of the 505 I once owned.

I have no intention of changing this my V6 Auto to manual, Auto gives a more cruising feeling with such an old car, but whenever I do the road trip again, it would have to be in a manual. I believe manual transmission is better suited for such kind of trips.

Upgrading my sound system is a project planned for next year. I’ll post the pics once I get started.

Brief description of the Pictures
1 Isn't she lovely Morocco_ 505 GTI Manual
2 Helping a fellow Peugeot driver in Mauritania
3 Ikogosi warm spring resort Nigeria
4 505 V6 Manual on the move Algeria

Am just excited reading this, can one get this clean 505 tokumbo home or abroad