₦airaland Forum

pek: wrong! that's not the right part number!

mbizzy: @ kablooee
I guess it is a deliberate attempt not to respond to my mail and requests for your number/contact. No b so o I really need a replacement ecu.

erico2k2: Im not arguing we are having a discos so like seriously U say yiu can remap a car? Cos U need to be registered here to have acces to the aoftwares or up to date programs.U are telling me you uave that acces in Nigeria?

erico2k2: Brov U dont get it do u.name one person on here who programs the ECU

erico2k2: U can never re program an ECU without the part Number.Thats my point

erico2k2: yes good Idea, remove the part number,makes it hard to sell.

mbizzy: Hello House , please my toyota corolla brainbox and window buttons was stolen yesterday morning. Please help with the right part no.
2T1BR32EX4C827606.

bizzypumping@gmail.com. will appreciate your help.

komekn: You impress me beyond words, firstly one of the few Nigerians who hasn’t accepted the rubbish put out by Nigerian mechanics as to the viability of using a diesel car in Nigeria, the 330d engine is stupendously economical and robust (real mileage cruncher)

Secondly, how do you with our dusty roads keep that engine bay so clean I am amazed?

Finally, I have done a fair amount of road trips across Europe and in the US. You are re-igniting my interest, about 5/6 years ago I tried to organise a road trip London to Lagos, I had some ex army girls (Ghanaian origin) who were seriously committed but shockingly all the guys dropped out (fear of the unknown )

komekn: Just reading through your inspiring post and I just wouldn’t have thought that a Ford Puma would have been resilient enough to do that road trip, considering our roads. Furthermore it was discontinued in 2001, so your car is at least 13/14 years old, how long have you had it for I must say it looks pristine.

aieromon: All the way from Efon-Erio-Aramoko-Ijero-Kabba....one needs to be very careful when overtaking on that road.

IdaraCHODB: How do you intend to document the trip? With a purpose built camera? with a smartphone based camera? Do you stop to take pictures? Or does a co-passenger do the picture taking? Or do you take the pictures while driving? Curious. My smartphone camera needs a few seconds to focus and I can't afford the luxury while driving

Once i am on the road, am so fixated on getting to my destination safe and sound that i don't stop except to refuel or to attend a law enforcement.

Siena: You're meant to be an "expert", yet you come out with this? I suppose you feel only big 4 door sedans with. 5.7L V8 engines are the best for long distance travel.

Just so you know - couples here travel with 1.0 litre Classic Mini models to the South of France. The only difference between interstate travel with the Ford Puma and a BMW E39 is the level of comfort.

The Puma 1.7 has racing pedigree. And what you fail to realise is that a smaller engine will dissipate heat much more efficiently than a big one.

Expert? Lol.