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Yes, it's the P0420. Missed the last zero. Dozieson: |
Thank you. Yes I have a CEL, but it's the P042. Is that a contributing factor? Dozieson: |
Good evening... What does it mean if there's vibration while braking (even though the brake pad and disc were recently replaced) and vibration while accelerating (even after changing the cv axles)? Oh and shocks are good by the way Dozieson: |
Hehehe... Yet the teeth still be like wetin dem fit use cut coconut. The low self esteem wey dey do this babe ehn?! |
This is their standard operating procedure. The company has zero regard for their customers' time or money. If you need to fly, choose Ibom Air, Max Air, and United Nigeria airlines. Those three are more reliable airlines FOR NOW. |
Good riddance to bad rubbish. |
Lol... Makes sense. Outlander is decent. You'll enjoy it --i think OhBritannia: |
Have you seen The Last Kingdom and Outlander? Might be up your alley. OhBritannia: |
In my opinion, It's an alright series. Good, but not as great as hyped. Was underwhelming maybe even predictable (it was for me) - but enjoyable. My 2 cents. thatthickgurl: |
Thank you. But I already replaced that a while ago. Is there another way to detect if that's the problem? Car doesn't vibrate at speeds over 60mph. GAZZUZZ: |
Thanks for your suggestion bro. But I already changed that a while ago. Namzy: |
Oh wow... That's a beaut! No fluids at all? Looks good. Thanks for the tip. I should do the same as soon as I have some free time. olumzzz: |
Good afternoon. Can someone help me please? I have a slight problem with a 2009 honda accord. I just changed 3 ball joints -2 upper arm and 1 lower arm- because I was hearing the ka ka ka sound that usually precedes the dreaded pull-out issue. Yet, the sound's still there. What could be the problem? I'd really appreciate your inputs. Thanks |
Bros, how is your engine so clean? olumzzz: |
Good afternoon. I have a slight problem with a 2009 honda accord. I just changed 3 ball joints -2 upper arm and 1 lower arm- because I was hearing the ka ka ka sound that usually precedes the dreaded pull-out issue. Unfortunately, the sound's still there. What could be the problem? I'd really appreciate your inputs. Thanks |
Hello, while this thread looks promising, it lacks a critical feature: Book spotlights, and reviews. I'd recommend doing a "Book of the Week" series or something like that. Every week, pick a truly outstanding book, post the title and images, and write a review. If you can't, just post unbiased reviews from Amazon, Goodreads, Barnes and nobles or wherever (although I think a personal review shows that you do believe in your products). Also, you can always bundle titles together e.g. People who liked X title, also enjoyed Y and Z titles If the author has a YouTube channel or podcast, or has had their book made into a movie, include them in the post too. If you do this, your thread will generate good engagement and do much better sales-wise. |
But these are old pictures now. They're from the 2017 flooding incident |
Increased demand, plain and simple. More folks are purchasing certified pre-owned vehicles with 15-60k miles these days instead of brand new ones. Pristine vehicles in near-new condition, but cheaper. EgunMogaji2: |
What a fool! He's lucky to be alive. |
But this is wrong now. It happened in Cameroon. Stop spreading lies and falsehoods. |
For those who are wondering, FBA = Fun, Beautiful and Attractive. You're welcome |
What an idiot! |
Happy new year Gazzuzz. Been a silent follower of this thread for a while now. I see you've used and sold the '08/'09 accord in the past and feel you'll be in the best position to help. My 09 accord's brakes feel somewhat soft/spongy. That's the only way to describe it. So, you basically have to "plan ahead" before braking. if you need to brake suddenly, you might have to floor the brakes. I was the mechanic yesterday, and the said mechanic explained that there was something wrong with the master (I'd recently changed the brake pads so it wasn't that). He worked on it/fixed it yesterday, and even though the brakes feel slightly better, they're still not as responsive/solid as, say, an '05 accord's brakes. Also, my ABS, TPMS, VSA and CEL lights (although recently serviced the car and oil life is at 80 percent) are currently on. I have attached a picture of the instrument panel here. What could be the problem? I'd appreciate your help and insights. Thanks
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Unfortunately, I'm currently in Ibadan. Do you know any solid technician here? kingreign: |
Thank you kingreign. kingreign: |
Happy new year fellas. Been a silent follower of this thread for a while now. You guys do life-saving work here. Thanks. Now, I have a small issue. My 09 accord's brakes feel somewhat soft/spongy. That's the only way to describe it. So, you basically have to "plan ahead" before braking. if you need to brake suddenly, you might have to floor the brakes. I was the mechanic yesterday, and the said mechanic explained that there was something wrong with the master (I'd recently changed the brake pads so it wasn't that). He worked on it/fixed it yesterday, and even though the brakes feel slightly better, they're still not as responsive/solid as, say, an '05 accord's brakes. What could be the problem? I'd appreciate your help and insights. Thanks cc: Gazzuzz HeavenlyBang kingreign Nurey Luvinhubby |
Lol... Sometimes life happens and have to make do with what you have. SegFault: |
Bros... You have two options: 1. Do the do when she's not around. If she's always around, send am long errand. Then enjoy. 2. Carry your babe go hotel. If you can't afford a full night, pay for short time. The Lord be with you and may He expand your coast quickly. P.S: Use this as a prayer point and remind God to upgrade your situation sharp sharp Bawal: |
This is a beautiful ride. Well done |
Rates for payoneer please. CokeBar: |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om28CUu1m3I The Volkswagen ID.R doesn't have much in common with a McLaren 720S, other than the fact that they are both performance-crazed cars. One gets its power from batteries, the other from gas. One uses electric motors, the other a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8. One is a halo prototype vehicle, the other is a road-legal supercar available for purchase. So when Chris Harris and "Top Gear" decided to "race" the two against each other, it was more of a demonstration of the VW's unreal capabilities than any sort of real competitive faceoff. In episode five of Top Gear's 28th season, which just aired February 23, the trio of Harris, Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness welcomed Youtuber KSI on the show and ventured out on a luxury sports car road trip with an Aston Martin, Porsche, and Ferrari. Separately, Harris took to the track to test out Volkswagen's golden egg of the moment, the ID.R. As VW fully launches into its electric-vehicle push, the ID.R is meant to exhibit what battery-electric technology is capable of. With two electric motors, one on the front axle and one on the rear axle, the 2,425-pound ID.R has four-wheel drive and makes a claimed 670 horsepower. As Harris notes in the video, the ID.R. was not built for a specific regulation-bogged racing organization or competition, and thus, it's only held back by the rules of Mother Nature and Father Physics. Since the car's debut, it has been annihilating records around the world, including at Pike's Peak, Goodwood, the Nürburgring, and Heaven's Gate. Chris Harris didn't set any records in the ID.R., but he certainly showed how outrageous this machine is. The 710-horsepower 720S can go from zero mph to 62 mph in less than three seconds, and the ID.R has a sizable lead within that same time. Again, this wasn't an instance of test-and-conclude, it was a show of perspective. The ID.R is a race car, so even though the 720S is one of the best supercars in the world, it never stood a chance. See for yourself above. Source: https://www.autoblog.com/2020/02/24/chris-harris-top-gear-vw-idr-vs-mclaren-720s/ |
Really? I haven't. Do you have the links? Please post if you do. Thanks. oseiwe: |
