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Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 12:29am On Jul 28
Besto:
Contact me if you yet to fix.. I'm in yenagoa
How do I reach you?
Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 6:54pm On Jul 25
MOTIONTECH:
if i may ask where is the car?
The car is in Bayelsa
Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 8:59am On Jul 24
MOTIONTECH:
whats the issue without your car.
Good day, guys. I had an accident last month caused by brake failure, which forced my 2006 Honda Civic off the road and into a swamp. I had to use a tow truck to tow the vehicle.
Fortunately, water did not enter the engine, but a small amount found its way into the transmission. (Which was completely drained ) and replaced with a new oil, and everything was reassembled.

The car returned to its normal performance. ( Engine and gear perfect) However, recently I tried to start it one morning and noticed that the green key (immobilizer) symbol on the dashboard was blinking continuously. I called a friend who scanned the car. He said the ECU (brain box) was communicating properly with the scanner and appeared to be working fine.

However, the scan indicated fault codes related to the driver's side under-dash fuse box and the immobilizer system.
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows what could be causing this issue? I would appreciate any advice on how to resolve it. Thanks
Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 2:26pm On Jul 16
Good day, guys. I had an accident last month caused by brake failure, which forced my 2006 Honda Civic off the road and into a swamp. I had to use a tow truck to tow the vehicle.
Fortunately, water did not enter the engine, but a small amount found its way into the transmission. (Which was completely drained ) and replaced with a new oil, and everything was reassembled.

The car returned to its normal performance. ( Engine and gear perfect) However, recently I tried to start it one morning and noticed that the green key (immobilizer) symbol on the dashboard was blinking continuously. I called a friend who scanned the car. He said the ECU (brain box) was communicating properly with the scanner and appeared to be working fine.

However, the scan indicated fault codes related to the driver's side under-dash fuse box and the immobilizer system.
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows what could be causing this issue? I would appreciate any advice on how to resolve it. Thanks
Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 2:23pm On Jul 16
Guys I have a huge problem with my car. That might lead me to selling the car.
Car Talk › Re: Tell Us Your Car Faults. Let's Assess And Fix Them by otiztech: 9:51pm On Jul 15
owobloww:
Has it been fixed or you still need services
I still need. Called an electrician today he said he will come check it out tomorrow.
Car Talk › Honda Rewire Needed Bayelsa by otiztech(op): 1:40pm On Jul 15
can someone recommend a good mechanical electrician for me in Bayelsa someone who specializes in Honda cars
Car Talk › Re: Tell Us Your Car Faults. Let's Assess And Fix Them by otiztech: 1:36pm On Jul 15
can someone recommend a good mechanical electrician for me in Bayelsa someone who specializes in Honda cars
Car Talk › Re: Tell Us Your Car Faults. Let's Assess And Fix Them by otiztech: 1:20pm On Jul 15
Good day, guys. I had an accident last month caused by brake failure, which forced my 2006 Honda Civic off the road and into a swamp. I had to use a tow truck to tow the vehicle.
Fortunately, water did not enter the engine, but a small amount found its way into the transmission. (Which was completely drained ) and replaced with a new oil, and everything was reassembled.

The car returned to its normal performance. ( Engine and gear perfect) However, recently I tried to start it one morning and noticed that the green key (immobilizer) symbol on the dashboard was blinking continuously. I called a friend who scanned the car. He said the ECU (brain box) was communicating properly with the scanner and appeared to be working fine.

However, the scan indicated fault codes related to the driver's side under-dash fuse box and the immobilizer system.
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows what could be causing this issue? I would appreciate any advice on how to resolve it. Thanks
Car Talk › A Honda Mechanic Needed In Ikorodu by otiztech(op): 6:37am On Apr 29
I'm currently looking for a good mechanic in ikorodu who specializes in Honda cars.
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by otiztech: 7:14am On Apr 14
Nelochukwu:
Bro as long as you are a good driver. D sky is d starting point. Enter road, hug d map and you will learn. Pls read Tru past pages everything u need is here. Watch out for traffic rules and ensure ur documents are intact.

Between u have an amazing car for d job. Hit d road.
Thanks boss
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by otiztech:
Good evening Guys, Please I need your honest Advice🙏. Kindly advise a brother who intend starting this hustle with an Honda civic 2006 model and not too familiar with Lagos roads. Please I need an honest answer make ona tell me as he be.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Bombs Amazon Cloud In Bahrain by otiztech: 7:56pm On Apr 01
okoliobinna84:
Iran will surely regret this war at the long run.
😂 I think you meant to say the US and Israel, because from all indications the Iranians are already winning the war.

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