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guobe:
I won this 19 odd today and I am also dropping 20 odds for today's matches and also the challenge for tomorrow will be 25 odds and a chance to win 5000 naira for the first person to predict 25 odds accurately.matches must kick off from 11 am tomorrow and also with bet9ja screenshots.credit guobepredictz on telegram and twitter.

Koleb:
yes

Koleb:
yes

Koleb:
how is it going for

Jamahyel:
what advice do you need?

Obikco:
I have same issue with my Honda.. there's always water dropping down underneath the vehicle whenever I fill the radiator..

Bro, when I hear about thermostats being removed, and the much fabled "double cell" radiator being fitted, I get pretty annoyed. And to be honest, you guys feed these phoney "mechanics" with the ammunition with which to fleece you. A coolant reduction means a leak -

Exterenally:

01) Radiator.
02) Associated hoses.
03) Thermostat housing.
04) Engine block (core plugs).
05) Cylinder head (core plugs).
06) Water pump.
07) Heater core (behind dash).

Internally:

01) Cracked cylinder head.
02) Cracked cylinder block.
03) Warped cylinder head.
04) Blown cylinder head gasket.

I wonder how replacing the factory radiator with a "double cell" unit, and removing the thermostat will solve coolant loss? You're simply throwing money at your car, via your mechanic, who's just going by trial and error, replacing parts randomly, AT YOUR COST. If I were you, I would bite the bullet, and take your car to A REPUTABLE HONDA GARAGE. Sure, they'll cost, but at least you stand a chance of getting your car fixed.

As it stands, you might as well pour your money into a blast furnace, and watch it BURN.