₦airaland Forum

BigUnclewriters:
Please I need upstream O2 sensor for my Honda CRV 03. I have tried changing it a couple of times but it doesn't work, as the code goes away for a few minutes and returns after driving a few miles. Meanwhile my car is consuming so much fuel

Please any credible plug in the house?

Xileef:
I own a Honda accord 2006, automatic transmission. The issue is that whenever it's about to change into gear 2, it take a while before it enters, sometimes Jerks if i don't slightly remove my leg from the accelerator. Also, after driving for a long time, the D light on the dashboard starts blinking. A mechanic suggested I change the gear totally.

Macmilla:
Bros this is Honda, not Toyota. Honda transmission oil filter is inbuilt and the only way to access it to "wash or clean" it is to teardown the transmission.

Tijani009:
Even Audi 80

GloriousGbola:
The only way he can save that capital is convert it to dollars. Otherwise inflation will kill it.

Siberia01:
Lexus ES350 2013
Peugeot 508 2014-2017
Toyota Camry 2014 V6
Honda accord 2014

Fueling and maintenance wouldn't be an issue

Manlinee:
So I finally got car fixed . But it wasn’t cheap either , had to spend over a million naira to get it sorted out . Ouch still hurt , still it was worth every penny, because the car has been running smoothly for over a month now and counting , and no hiccups whatsoever.

GreaterFuture:
This started a few weeks now.
Just like that.
No, it's not a location issue.

ArinzeAnthony03:
Red oil 25l is now 54k

drerocker:
I
Na waoooo it's a new don itel A06 it's a 3g can browse with it it's a shame to itel

drerocker:
How can one convert 3g phone to 4g
Its it possible.
Itel is 3g

Hehehehehe:
Good morning boss, someone should please compare RX 330 and Acura MDX 08/09. I will like to get either of the two

Kwet:
Reach Out

vanchi:
correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this only related to the Theta Gdi engines?


the Asian models have nu engines..

tuoyo9729:
I have one available

Obidikejr:
Tire 10 years old??

Is that safe?

Genuine question boss

fineboynl:
exactly what i just said.

When you see tire use in America or Europe. They are always worn out. Eurooeabmn don’t hust change their tire like that even if expired.

There must be a reason. Either it has expired, punctured. Have crack or hit my nail or sharp object. Worn out or they have covered number of miles.

The majority of the tired are already expired.

So when i pick the fine once with a valid date. Before 4 months they done cure threads. Because of porthole.

To get a tire that can last you just forget about the expiring date. The last one I bought 3-4 months ago already expired and didn’t focus on that but something that’s not Chinese. I bought it 20k then only to discover the tyre is now 28-30k now.

And the expired tyres are still going strong

fineboynl:
na bad road oh. Maybe you stay in a good road.

Bad road makes old tyes to cut threads.

sunnymighty:
My initial plan was to buy 2 brand new tires for my car, but the review I am getting online regarding these Chinese tyres aren't encouraging. I am considering buying a well graded Tokunbo tyres, was told some can last even more than these so called brand new Chinese tyres.Brands like Bridgestone Michelin, Kuhmo, Dunlop are way out of the reach of the common man. I was given 35k each for a good Tokunbo (205/65/R15) I have not decided yet but I have between now and month end to make that decision.Btw the way I was asked to come and pay 50k for a brand new tyre (either Joyroad or Arivo) my worry now is there are not brands I am familiar with considering the fact that they are Chinese tyres, but I wouldn't mind a review from those that have used them. I have between now and month end to decide whether to buy a brand new Chinese tyre or to settle for a very good Tokunbo tyres with the expiry date still intact and hasn't been tampered with.