₦airaland Forum

BamBamK:
Argh

720km ke?? Abi eyes dey pain me ni??

Bros, tell me say na mistake u take type this bogus figure

na the other guy post am, not me, him say na camry he dey drive and he gets 720km on full

Dozieson:
It maybe possible. Although I use Camry 2005. I do about 720km with full tank of 70liers in abuja

wow your mpg is awesome bro, meaning you can fill up your tank once a month now

agoodman:
No. I bought it toks and I've only changed the steering rack since I bought it almost a year now. I don't know if those were changed by the dealer I bought it from.

is your check light on?

nigerians would vote for their choice candidate in the presidential election in 2023 and i see Peter obi emerging as the winner
However if he fails to perform come 2027 he would lose the election

Dozieson:
Manage am like that. The fuel consumption things is why many are selling theirs

wow, I didn't know that, there was one guy who made me believe he was getting good mpg from his own accord dc v6, 250 to 270 miles from full tank to empty

okoroemeka:
maybe it is city or urban driving,I have same 06 DC v6 and I use 17 ltrs to do 110km from okigwe to my house in enugu but this is highway consumption,fuel consumption issues are difficult to correct but the first obvious culprit is the fuel pump,fuel filters,air filters and clogged nozzles,a bad fuel pump will impact on the sharpness of the acceleration and make you depress more on the pedal,hence flooding more fuel into the cylinders

yes it is city/urban driving, I will post the rating for the car, so you measure yours.

Now, I have changed my fuel pump, cleaned my throttle, cleaned my nozzle, changed my spark plugs twice, replaced my air filter, reset my ecm by draining all the power in the car and I buy my fuel from certain places

My honda accord 2006 (discussion continue) v6 is having an average of 11mpg for city driving as against 18mpg which is manufacturers actual rating for City driving for my car.

Meaning with 48 litres, I am covering about 240km, I feel this is very poor even though I use my chilled ac intermittently.

History of the car,
1. My check light isn't on and I have a cheap scan tool

2. I avoided hard acceleration and braking, infact I stuck to under 60km/h while driving

3. My tires are 215/55R17 and I gauge them to 40 psi

Make una help me, abi na to sell the car

I have same code too, v6 accord 2006, I intend changing my fuel pump and filter to see if it solves it. But GAzzzuz on nairaland Says the code is as a result of an intake leak.

UchihaRagnar:
Please Doctors in the House, what advice do you have for a student just entering Medical school (200 lvl)....

100 level was all about normal science courses and it was easy to pass but now everything is bulky and kind of confusing...

Your help will be greatly appreciated
p.s: (Student of Benue state university)

in addition to the advice above, read per second per second oh, no breaks so you can make it. All the best

198 to 173 could be increment in cost of electricity, while the variation you see between 173 to 171 could be as a result of VAT

Yet they would say youths should register with any party of their choice.

Barbara007:
3rd pressure switch circuit high

Above is the code it displayed after scan

now post this updated information on the thread in my initial post, as the thread is meant for honda car users
https://www.nairaland.com/996664/maintenance-tips-honda-cars/295

Barbara007:
Good morning, please I need a solution to my eod. I just replaced the gearbox but I noticed the d light is blinking after driving for a while.
IF I switch off the engine or remove the battery head and start the engine again it will move for some one kilometre or more and start blinking again.
WHAT do I do to solve this issue please?
Thanks

it means there is an issue with your transmission, scan the car and see the codes related to transmission that it shows. Post the code in this thread https://www.nairaland.com/996664/maintenance-tips-honda-cars/295

Dozieson:
Did they do it well? How long has it lasted?

they tried, some parts started sagging again, and that is because they did it in a hurry or the gum wasn't good enough

FantasticJ:
Contact of your fixer?

I did mine in benin city

Volkswagen90:
thanks,this helps,but is it all car detachable? because this car has a sunroof,am minding it not to spoil

I can't tell if its all cars but the one I did, had opening for sun roof, my advice is let them take their time to do it well so it can last the test of time

Dozieson:
I want to do same on my car. I was charged 11k. Don't know if I can get the tokunbo?

what they do is they buy the material, detach the board from the roof of the car, remove the old material and replace with the new one using gum to hold it in place with the board and put it back on the roof of the car

Volkswagen90:
The upper roof clothes has been tearing,can they work on it by replacing with leather or thick material?

yes they can

Drversatile:
Two nairalanders celebrate 10 years anniversary today. The lovely couple and children appreciated all the people who made it possible.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CPIkrSir93I/?utm_medium=copy_link

wow its ten years already, see my course mate of dat year, continue to experience marital bliss

mashnino:
Hello Guys, please who can help with where to 5W20 engine oil for Honda Accord 2008 in Abuja

i have checked several fuel stations and they don't seem to have this type. I am kind of new to Abuja.

any help please.

go to ebeano supermarket in lokogoma

Lazycapitalist2:
The problem is

1.The grid is out of date and needs fixing

2.The Trnasmission company of Nigeria is dependent on funds raised by the DISCOS for fixing the grid

3.However, due to the fact that power in Nigeria has been charged at a price below its cost of production, there isn't enough money to fix the grid...and it needs tens of billions of dollars to fix.

4.The way forward is for every house to be metered, and power to be deregulated. Let the DISCOS charge as high as 100 naira per kwh (okay, that's too much tho)...so that they can earn a profit that can be ploughed into fxing the grid and also power generation.

Nigerians should read the PWC report on funding on power in Nigeria. For those who cannot read long story, the summary page is below.


Remeber the GSM....we paid high prices for GSM. We paid as high as 10000 naira for SIM cards alone...if not higher. They earned insane profits...and used those profits to build up our GSM network that provides the basis of our strong IT and telecoms sector.

Let power be deregulated. Then there would be no more system collapse.

recently discos charge as high as ~N50 for areas that get an average of 12 hours of light an above, still we are in same mess, just recently did BEDC start installing meters in certain areas where they have mapped.

Go see a pediatrician in a hospital, since you are bothered, he or she would be the best person to allay any fear you have concerning your baby

anthney87:
Good news o Nigerian Midwives.

this has begun to yield good fruits. The journey is going on fine and things are in good position.

let me see those interested

have you been able to register as a midwife in new zealand

Skywalker99:
How did u go about this pls, I really need ur opinion. Am having issue ith getting this profile code

when I did mine initially, I did not get any response or reply, so I changed the phone and resent nin again still no response, I did this countless of time, till my messages weren't delivering again. So I remembered the RESEND command and used it, lo and behold my profile code came up

Did you try "RESEND" to 55019 it worked for me

Just send, RESEND, happened to me too

[quote author=osato45 . i hope too.[/quote]

5k

another mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio 13 hours after the 8th deadliest shooting in US histroy at Elpaso, texas. This is very saddening and worrisome for Nigerians hoping to migrate to the US

in addition to the above, state that you would copy NCC as well.

In the midst of this intentional omission by the justice Walter onneghen on his assets declaration form, No one has questioned why it was an anti graft NGO that spotted this lacuna and not the code of conduct bureau.

Our institutions are weak, you can't submit an assets declaration form and no form of investigation is done to ascertain the authenticity/veracity of the information therein