Omicron007:
The three players below are legendary dead-ball specialists. They mastered the art of controlling the gravity and speed/direction of projectiles with their feet.

However,

You have a free-kick on the edge of the box in the 90th minute and you are looking for a match winning goal.

No one does it better than James Ward-Prowse

Who will take it?


1. David Beckham

2. Juninho

3.Lionel Messi

Daylight2002:
Opay has been in Nigeria for quite a while now and most people tend to know only it's transportation option (otrike). Well, I'm here to tell you that as a young entrepreneur or someone seeking to expand his/her business, you can apply for the loan in 3 easy steps:

1. Get the opay app and upgrade to kyc level 2 (don't upgrade to 3 yet)
You do that by clicking on the settings/account (for the latest app) option in the top right corner of d screen and filling your details.

2. Send clear pictures of following files to 081 2231 3958 (WhatsApp only)
*Passport
*Valid ID card (national ID card or voters card or international passport) any can serve
*NEPA bill

When it's done you can have access to loans ranging from 30k to 50k with minimal interest to be paid within 90 to 365 days and flexible payment options

3. After those are done, open the app and request for a loan. Follow the onscreen instructions and you're good to go!
Other benefits include:
*Eligibility to collect free POS
* Commissions(money) sent to you for every transfer made to any opay account
* Up to 50% Discount for any Airtime bought through d app and many more
* Special price slashes for rides around your city
For any other inquiry, send a message to 081 2231 3958

Remember: Opay doesn't ask you for any money throughout the whole process. Be warned against fraudsters or any Agent that ask you for money for the upgrade

dicksonadams:


Thanks for the warning, I am most made a mistake, I think it is best to still call before you move. I also stay on the mainland

radautoworks:
This is a legitimate question customers have. Hold on to your hat because it's about to get contentious!

THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE.

There are Auto shop software that dictate how long every single job on a car should take. Every dealer has it even if they choose to ignore it. It is referred to as the "book". If the "book" says 20 hours and they take 40 hours, they can only collect 20 hours.




Conversely, if the "book" says 20 hours and they are really good and take 16, you still owe them 20 hours.

The book bases time on a "good " or "B" technician not even an "A" so there is no reason why techs should be going over the allotted time consistently. If a tech can't beat book time without making mistakes, they can't work for Mr Transmission-Milex.

The most popular book is Alldata, followed by Mitchell. There are others of course but they are all pretty much the same as far as labor hours.

While it's called a book, it's actually software or online. You can buy a subscription if it's worth it to you from any of them but the subscriptions usually run anywhere from $100-200 a month. Alternatively, you can simply ask us and we'll tell you.

In an extreme case where there may be rusty bolts or Kazeemization, your tech may be allowed a few more hours of labor but we have never asked for it.

As a guideline for you, our labor rate is N5,000 an hour meaning a typical oil change would be around N2,500 and brakes would be around N7,500 in labor per set.

THERE IS AN EXCEPTION TO THIS

Electrical diagnosis is charged in half-hour increments at a rate of N6,500 and capped at five hours maximum. If we can't tell you what is wrong with your car in five hours of electrical diagnosis, we stop.

SO, what repair do you want to know about? Tell us year, make, model, engine size, drive type and repair being done and we'll tell you how much to expect to pay for repair!

larrixauto2017:
yes sir we can fix it is just that you will need a new process on woring on that car sir like rediagnosing it again which you will need to make a payment for that it just all because we not the one working on the car before sir

larrixauto2017:
yes this is a heated oxgen sensor code. an oxygen sensor monitors the rate of burnt carbon going outside from the exhaust and also monitor the rate of chemical reaction have been take place by the catalytic converter cause the catalyst also reduce the rate at which unwanted gas is been burn out from the vehicle and the oxygen sensor located at the exhaust stream [bank 2 sensor 2] is faulty or you have an exhaust leakage or a deteriorated catalyst converter but but if your exhaust has no leakage and no
deteriorated[expired,spoiled ] catalytic converter all you need to do is to REPLACE THE OXYGEN SENSOR AT THE THE BANK 2 OF THE ENGINE WHICH IS THE SECOND SENSOR BELOW THE FIRST ONE SIR AFTER CHANGING THAT YOUR CAR WILL BE PERFECTLY FINE SIR
THANKS

larrixauto2017:
My good people of nairaland my name is shegzthecarguy i am an auto mechanic but i created this thread because as an automobile mechanic my aim is to provide solution due to my experience with all kind of Toyota/Lexus vehicles, with special reference to sedan,coupes,suvs . E.t.c and it likes, feel free to comment on any ones contribution and suggestion. Thank you for futher information about your car you can call this number 07083676583 Or 08111543369