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One of my friend is planning to take his car to him for repair. I am waiting for his testimonial. |
cross8701:If you are not daft you will see the question in my post. So go back and reread it opo@@ |
GAZZUZZ:Ofcourse he's not coming back. There are better mechanics with better attitude. I believe It makes no sense not to allow clients see what you are doing with their cars if they chose too unless you have ulterior motives. So seeing what you are doing on their cars means free lesson.? You offer free tutorial here but you bar clients from see what you are doing with their cars? Isn't that ironic. What are you doing that's not on YouTube. Black man with black backward mentality. Bleep you |
So my friend who you've worked on his cars said these about you. Are they true. He said You are arrogant Rude to your customer Bad customer service Unnecessarily expensive Know it all attitude. You don't allow clients to see what you are doing so it gives room for Parts on cars to be stolen or replaced. |
What is comfort and taxify |
Stop typing in your quote. |
Lagos State government has urged motorists to ensure computerised inspection of their vehicles in order to ascertain the condition even as it said a total number of 779 vehicles were inspected since the exercise took off in March. Addressing journalists during a facility tour at Lagos Computerised Vehicle Inspection Center LACVIS, Head, Planning and Research and Coordinator, LACVIS Project, Engr Olayemi Olumide, said this will minimise accidents. According to him, the step is in line with global best practices as LACVIS will leave no stone unturned to ensure that lives and property are safe on the highways. He said that out of the vehicles inspected, 263 vehicles passed the tests while 516 failed and owners asked to fix the problems within 30 days and repeat the inspection which include braking, steering, chasis, emission, lighting system, tyres, suspension, visibility and supplementary tests. Olumide said 10 computerised vehicle inspection centers will be built across the state by December. “All corporate organisations, associations, unions and other commercial vehicles owners whose vehicle documentations hae expired are required to bring their vehicles physically forbcomputerised inspection while private vehicles are to be inspected annually and commercial vehicle bi-annually. The inspection of vehicles will enable the state to develop a data base of vehicles so as to ascertain condition of vehicles due to state of roads or fake spare parts”, he said.Also speaking, LACVIS Chief Operating Officer, Mr Segun Ogunnaike, said the exercise was geared towards safety. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/lagos-begins-computerized-vehicle-inspection/ |
Oga Gazzuzz do you think Alot of Nigerian used cars ignore check engine light with bad catalyst and oxygen sensor? I asked a friend how much he spends servicing his accord he told me 6k I laughed hard I told him the oil for his car alone should cost 20k he looked at me like I'm crazy |
Kenyans producing, selling or even using plastic bags will risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000 (£31,000) from Monday, as the world’s toughest law aimed at reducing plastic pollution came into effect. The east African nation joins more than 40 other countries that have banned, partly banned or taxed single use plastic bags, including China, France, Rwanda, and Italy. Many bags drift into the ocean, strangling turtles, suffocating seabirds and filling the stomachs of dolphins and whales with waste until they die of starvation. “If we continue like this, by 2050, we will have more plastic in the ocean than fish,” said Habib El-Habr, an expert on marine litter working with the UN environment programme in Kenya. ‘There is so much out there’: Kenya’s plastic bag battle – in pictures View gallery Plastic bags, which El-Habr says take between 500 to 1,000 years to break down, also enter the human food chain through fish and other animals. In Nairobi’s slaughterhouses, some cows destined for human consumption had 20 bags removed from their stomachs. “This is something we didn’t get 10 years ago but now it’s almost on a daily basis,” said county vet Mbuthi Kinyanjui as he watched men in bloodied white uniforms scoop sodden plastic bags from the stomachs of cow carcasses. Kenya’s law allows police to go after anyone even carrying a plastic bag. But Judy Wakhungu, Kenya’s environment minister, said enforcement would initially be directed at manufacturers and suppliers. It took Kenya three attempts over 10 years to finally pass the ban, and not everyone is a fan. Samuel Matonda, spokesman for the Kenya Association of Manufacturers, said it would cost 60,000 jobs and force 176 manufacturers to close. Kenya is a major exporter of plastic bags to the region. “The knock-on effects will be very severe,” Matonda said. “It will even affect the women who sell vegetables in the market – how will their customers carry their shopping home?” Big Kenyan supermarket chains like France’s Carrefour and Nakumatt have already started offering customers cloth bags as alternatives https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/aug/28/kenya-brings-in-worlds-toughest-plastic-bag-ban-four-years-jail-or-40000-fine |
This is hate speech against the Naira. |
dumo1:I still dont understand why i should cam down |
GAZZUZZ:whats the difference between thermostat and coolant temperature sensor |
Stormyweather:depends on the number of hours you put in and how smart you are |
GAZZUZZ:That means all of them will have the steering rack issues because almost all of our roads are rough. What is the solution to the gear howl and the steering rack issues |
dumo1:lol. anyway what does oga chill mean |
dumo1:A Certificate of Destruction is a type of title replacement issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles to sell a motor vehicle, mobile home or vessel for parts or scrap metal. Some States label Certificate of Destruction as “Junk” but usually means the same thing. |
GAZZUZZ:TEST driving is not the main thing but getting the history of the car. If you carry kazeem follow body e go tell you oga buy the car the engine is still good even though the car was given certificate of destruction in Florida. |
Stormyweather:FUEL AND CHEAP AND AVAILABLE PARTS |
BUY A COROLLA |
donpap:The issue here is factory faults.We are talking about cars that has issues |
Nissan altima 2003. One story at a time. Today its kick tomorrow water pump next tmrw radiator. Gazzuzz dem need you for here |
goldedprince:nope |
GAZZUZZ:Gazzuzz is like an Agama lizard, always guarding his territory ![]() |
kniru:Car is not taking a nose joor. Was your fan fixed directly? Change your crankshaft sensor. check if your thermostat is stuck open or removed. Get a new Bank1 senosr2 Oxygen sensor |
before he corrected it he wrote KIA Rio 2000 |
GAZZUZZ:yeah but still ugly |
kfrosh:Fix the tie rod , snap the pictures and send to them |
Arrihinius:Hardworking driver for an old ugly and lazy Car. |
abitafah:what car do you drive? |
Lack of govt regulations and poverty affect the the way we manage cars here in Nigeria. Imagine getting a worthiness (MOT)certificate with a check engine light on? I want govt to stop 3rd party insurance... it is a scam. |
whats the best engine oil to use for Toyota corolla 2003 gazzuzz |
This thread died unlike the Honda thread because Toyota Cars are more suited for Nigeria. |
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that car is as rugged as a corrola 03-06 any day 