₦airaland Forum

banky3w:
Can I go back to 5w30? I did not use it because of its unavailability in kaduna here but I recently spotted some in a shop. I used it once when I went to ibadan and bought while coming back but only lasted a month because of shortage.

banky3w:
My 2003 Toyota Camry does not smoke from the exhaust and neither does it drops oil on the floor when parked, but the oil shortage I get is massive especially when I travel with it and it's becoming worrisome. I am sceptical about my mechanic busting open my engine to check because he cannot pinpoint what's exactly wrong. I use Toyota oil (20w 50). Could it be the oil? I also tried Mobil 1 and it happens too. Please guys, I need advice because I love this car. Runs like a dream. Please help!!!

dayo1960:
Year of Production - 2008
Mileage - 80000
fuel - PetrolAudio - CD/AM/FMEngine - 4 Plugs
Alll Airbags - intact
Automatic
leather
Call or WhatsApp Dayo on 08091638348

price 1.6m

MPVGoddess:
is it possible to retrofit a 7 seater Sienna to become an 8 seater Sienna with factory seating including seat belts.

Asking because 7 seater Siennas are the rage, and 8 seater Siennas are as difficult to find as a needle in a haystack!

IDSP:
Hi, I have a lexus rx300 2003 model; 1. the catalysts got expired and become very red after a drive. I got them change. The sound of the exhaust change from normal cool sound to something very heavy. The nozzles and injectors serviced, plugs change yet heavy and uncomfortable sound persist in the exhaust, what is the solution? 2. If I drive upto 100 to 120 the speed break and later pick up again. I went for scanning and it shows cylinder 2,4,6 misfire, what might be the cause and what is the solution?

Can fellow motorists help out?

dumo1:
Japanese cars have been known to be very unstable at high speeds and you can't compare German car with a Japanese vehicle. They are always miles apart.

musaisah:
hello
please how can I get c200 complete wire and stamp.please do any one know how I can get it.I discover my traffic light n wiper not working and mechanic said better change the whole wire.
please advise.

dumo1:
E be like say heaven dey call ur name, with all those Christmas lights on (check engine light, ABS light etc.) you were still able to hit 260km/hr. Try that in a Japanese car and tell me if you would have even been alive to take those pics.

ataspray:
its only nigerian mechanics like gazzuzz and kingreign etc that will be discouraging people on any car thats not a 4 cylinder engine
go and see what car ur counterpart siena in the UK drives
or what egunmogaji in the US drives
small minded chaps
pls list any car that does not have its own issues its prone too, d op just needed d pros and cons of the vehicle,u people are turning it into another crusade. na wa ooo

sooperrescue:
Dont buy, it is not tolerant of regular unleaded fuel and so na so so gear box issue you will face and the engine will become sluggish and Kazeem will always be changing your coils, plugs servicing your injectors and before the car tire, you have retired.

grimadult:
I greet you... Samantha is the oldest of them all, a 3.2ltr V6 Vtec with a four speed transmission. Then Amanda... 2004 Honda Pilot 3.5ltr V6. And Becky.. 2008 Honda Accord I4.

Sorry people and Pearly1,am not trying to derail this thread.

InvertedHammer:
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[b]None of those things mentioned will spare a life in a roll over in Nigeria. I owned an Slk320 and later SL500. At the dealership and even the vehicle manual, they emphasized the risks involved in driving a convertible especially the hardtops and safety myths.

All the added features you mentioned were attempts to keep customers happy and keep fatality low. Think about airbags. In fatal collisions, they are useless.

I am sure they have safety features but to be driving it in Nigeria requires extra planning.

One instance of a roll over will be speeding down the interstate and a pothole or bump appears from no where.
Nigeria roads are good for reinforced SUVs that the owners intend to drive within or a little over 100km/hr.
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InvertedHammer:
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Not safe in Nigeria.

1. In rollover, you will be decapitated if top is down. If top is up, the frame is not sturdy enough to prevent head injury and the consequent intracranial hemorrhage.

2. You are an easy target for robbers in traffic.

3. No knowledgeable mechanic/electrician to fix the convertible mechanism when it fails.

4. If conversion fails during rainy season, goodluck if you are on the road (although Mercedes do have manual override).
Etc.
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Stancity:
Amen ooo...
Bro have you launched the Avalon

blackfm:
I have a situation please, my radiator cap was opened for top up this morning an I forgot to cover it after. The car was driven from ajah to Lekki and back for church. Was heading to the mainland frm ajah about 1hr ago when I noticed the temperature gauge was in the red zone so I parked. That's when I saw I didn't replace the radiator cap and its lost. I topped up with water and continued my trip keeping an eye on the temp gauge. The gauge was in red again when I was on carter bridge but it went back to normal while I was looking for a safe sport to park. Same thing happened like 4 times before I got to home. What does the gauge fluctuation mean? Should I be worried?
NB: radiator cap will be replaced tomorrow

darmylolah:
The fastest we have done with my friend driving ws 260km/hr. With a Benz S500 along lagos/abeokuta road july 17 2015. It ws d craziest thing we ever did in our lives.

king406:
This thread will never die

slim14:

For mature mind you said or you are trying to rip people off with your hide and seek tactic, do i have to call u to confirm the price of what you are selling/Advertising when we have a platform such as this to make buying and selling easier common bro, make use of this platform!

tojahh:
@Gazzuzz, Kingrien, Siena and all the bosses


please I have a 1996 Toyota Camry which will not select gear when driving. when driving with D its just remain there thus hindering my acceleration and burdening my engine.


Kashim said it needs to be serviced. but a friend told me that Gear Box can not be serviced as, once bad, you replace. please help me abeg na my first car i no too get experience

angels09:
you maself dey see Somorin lols

Experience4u:
Enugu is my location

EgunMogaji:
She takes it to a higher level. I wonder what her upbringing was like? Is she from money or just a lucky runs girl?

drags:
Ionno much mate...but I do know that @high mileage status the Peugeot 406 has timing chain ishs...my advice tho is for u to get a car with regular parts n service personnel availability....eg Toyota n Honda like u've used already...Best of luck!

spryngfieldz:
Folks, 'm in need of a RX 300 or 330 my budget is 950- 1m. Nigeria used.I need info urgently pls

Delphi:
Hey, journalism is your calling. Even a freelance one can suffice. You're pecked with details.

femi9naija:
The level is about the same with the 'Low' mark of transmission guage

cityhood:
Available

MPVGoddess:
Toyota AWD on the Sienna is part-time, only works when it senses loss of traction at the rear.

Van is really heavy, with careful driving on the FWD one can still manage without and avoid unnecessary expense and complexity.

Without all of these issues one can get a sienna for around $2,000 to $2,500, with this long shopping list, we are looking at $5,000 and more per vehicle, great deal for a $35,000 vehicle when brand new

Tomjazzy2:
Lolz. You guys amuse me here on NL

Now I understand why scammers have taken over this section because of our quest for cheap items