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moscobabs: Intresting but Im not happy cos non of Nigeria Airport is there...waiting for The most dangerous Roads in The World ooo.maybe Nigeria roads will be there

dgitrader: NAS 00
THANKS SO MUCH, I WAS FINALLY ABLE TO DOWNLOAD THE MANUAL. IT WASN'T POSSIBLE ON PHONE BUT GOOD ON PC.
ITS JUST WHAT I NEEDED. YOU TOO MUCH.

DEELOV: Hello peeps,i need your help...i drive a baby boy Honda 1999 model to be precise, in which i discover my engine was shorting oil,so i decide to change the engine completely after doing that, my mechanic discovered that my gear couldn't enter gear 3,the car jacked and stop once it's about entering the gear 3,he has been on it for almost 4 days now but couldn't solve d problem.please i need your advice please.the gear was doing that before i decided to change the engine.

A witness described to ABC News what he saw when the plane was landing.

"The nose of the plane was higher than usual for a plane coming in to land and I thought that was odd," Stephen Dear said. "It got closer and closer. I saw the back tail hit the ground."

Dear said the plane then "caught fire immediately."

Asiana Airlines Crash Kills Two in San Francisco
Dominic Garcia, who also witnessed the crash, told ABC News that when the plane hit the runway, he saw what appeared to be "a huge mushroom cloud."

"Within 15 seconds it was just black smoke," he said. "It looked like an explosion."

The Boeing 777 is one of the safest airplanes in use, ABC News aviation analyst John Nance said.

"These airplanes are over the water, over the ocean all the time and Asiana has been running them for many years very successfully," Nance said.

Boeing issued a statement to ABCNews.com on the news of the crash.

"Boeing extends its concern for the safety of those on board Asiana Airlines Flight 214," the company said. "Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident."

The last Boeing 777 to crash was a British Airways jet en route from Beijing to London's Heathrow airport, which crash landed short of the runway in January 2008. There were no fatalities, but 47 people on board sustained injuries.

The plane was powered by Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engines, according to a statement from the company's spokeswoman Pratt & Whitney.

Pratt & Whitney said it was cooperating with authorities, but declined to comment further.

dgitrader: Than.ks bro
But the pdf files are not doemloading, from the second link i only got a two page table of content.
Please i really need the 2004 accord manual , links please....

dgitrader: Hello house
Please can anyone post a weblink where I can download the
User manual for 2003 or 2004 honda accord?
Thanks

keni: I need help with my honda halla please, anytime I engage the gear in drive, the car vibrates but the vibration stops as soon as I shift to neutral, please how do i stop this?

omonnakoda: There is one unfortunate thing about debate in Nigeria w eoften personalize it.It is a contest to establish superiority,unfortunately. I really am not sure what my alleged offence is. I mentioned earlier that I am a doctor and many here say I am lying. With all respect to my teachers and mentors there is nothing to boast about being a doctor.It is a position of service which should be approached with humility,a rare commodity in modern Nigeria. Becoming a doctor is NOT WORTH BOASTING ABOUT. Really.In fact it is embarrassing when you have no money compared to others less gifted academically!!
There is a common myth that doctors are scientists,they are not !they are technicians(a debate for another thread) .A paramedic is another technician common in western countries ,when I was in Nigeria there was no such thing.Basically they are themain crew of ambulances and have skills like ;intubation,basic and advanced life support and general emergency care.They saved the life of Fabrice Muamba initially and then doctors took over. Everyone is important. Nigerians and Nigerian doctors have serious ego problems ,the need to dominate and lord it over everyone we see it with Jonathan Amaechi and the Nigerian doctor is worse. I have seen resident doctors with grey hair running to open the door for Oga consultant , bow and take his bag off him.He has failed several attempts at part 2 because Oga is annoyed with him etc etc that is the Nigerian psyche. Bitter ,bullying and bombastic with no progressive outlook sadly they have created many neophytes ,HERE, in their own image..............
There is nothing to write home about of the Nigerian doctor in Nigeria,Nothing!!

The National Association of Resident Doctors has ordered its members nationwide to embark on a three-day warning strike from Wednesday.

NARD said Wednesday's strike was to protest against the poor funding of the residency training of its members by the Federal Government.

Already, the 21-day ultimatum given to the Federal Government by NARD expired on June 18, 2013.

NARD National President, Dr. Ismail Lawal, had about two weeks ago during a news conference at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu warned that the resident doctors across the country might embark on strike any moment after the 21-day ultimatum expired.

Lawal, who had expressed dismay at the inadequate funding of the residency training programme in the 2013 budget, had also said the union had given enough opportunity to the government to address the lapses.

But the NARD national president on Monday in Abeokuta, in a communique issued at the end of the association's National Executive Council meeting, directed all its members across the country to commence the warning strike as a form of protest against government attitude.

It said, "NARD has directed her members to embark on a three-day warning strike commencing from Wednessday June 26, 2013 to show our dissatisfaction at the unbecoming attitude of the Federal Government to the issue of residency training funding and the failure to yield to our demand for the supplementary budget for the training."

lacasa: @nas 00,

God bless u sir for yr informattive reply.

Will have the selector checked n will buy new NGK plugs soonest.

P.s(where is the gear switch located in the engine pls, ​ so​ that i can have some info b4 engaging the mechanic on it??).

lacasa: No suggestions from our honda gurus

Mopolchi: 50 million naira worth of car spoilt just like that because of faaji. The dog is bemoaning its condition and crying that those with buttocks do not know how to sit down.

oseri: i have a 2005 honda accord. whenever i depress the break pedal, i hear a continuous noise(ke ke ke ke.....) until i lift off my leg from the break. i have changed the break pad, the upper and lower arm(at least that's what the mechanic called it) but the noise still persist. another mechanic said it's the break caliper. i'm so tired of this trial n error naija mechanic. any way forward?

omobone: I don't think anybody here can beat my Enya's collection. I'm her die hard fan...with about 62 of her songs...