tojahh:
Matrix 05 (1.9m)

Honda Civic 07 (1.250m)

Corolla Sports 04 (1.550m)


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northbird:


Forget the corrolla man. He's not ready.. He can't be using the car one or two days, the only time he gets to see the car is if he wants to physically check it to assess how well you have been taking good care of the car.

Pearl1910:


Some questions ehhh...even if everyone on this thread tells u to collect d Corolla will u take that advise?
Or maybe the Corolla is 15k per week. Who knows.

ReadaDream:


This morning I drove my car without fan from Sangotedo to Lagos Island and back to Jakande for fixing. No issues, na experience.

ReadaDream:
Sincerely. That car overheated and must have burnt gasket. I wonder how people do that, as a driver you are supposed to be aware at all times especially in a situation like that. The temperature guage is there for a purpose. Even before the car goes off, the movement and sound would have changed as long as you are observant.

This morning I drove my car without fan from Sangotedo to Lagos Island and back to Jakande for fixing. No issues, na experience.

411Cars:
Great pilots, in the house.

Please I got a 2006 Camry big daddy on rentals on Bolt hustle. I agreed on 25k weekly remittance with the owner.

Since I am a first time user my question is as thus.

1. Who handles repairs.
2. Who handles servicing of the car. That's oil change and the rest.

Please your answers will be greatly appreciated.

Pearl1910:


How u take do am? for that una traffic.

U sef wan burn ur head gasket? Which kain risk be that

pope191:


Boss abeg nah! See the one Cheerful give me, I never find headway. She was 8km away when I sight her. Even pick her like that with her small price, she no give me the trip

obinoral1179:
wetin you dey blur,her name now tolani...

LordVarys1:
Hello guys, I really need a sincere advise on this uber business. I have a car that I would love to put into use but the thing is that I won't be available to be driving the car myself.

I have read alot on this platform about making 60k per week. How feasible is it? how safe is it to also give out the car to someone else to drive without stories.

Your kind and sincere advise will be appreciated.

Thank you

Itsrm:


A vehicles temperature gauge works with the coolant temperature. If anything happens and you happen to lose your coolant rapidly, your temperature gauge may not rise. I agree that the movement will change before the car finally goes off but sometimes it's just too late.

The most important question even me cannot answer is, why do these Toyota vehicles easily burn gaskets and damage engines when they overheat.

I've had severe overheating issues with other brands of vehicles not Toyota and there was no issue with the gasket.

LordVarys1:
Hello guys, I really need a sincere advise on this uber business. I have a car that I would love to put into use but the thing is that I won't be available to be driving the car myself.

I have read alot on this platform about making 60k per week. How feasible is it? how safe is it to also give out the car to someone else to drive without stories.

Your kind and sincere advise will be appreciated.

Thank you

411Cars:
That 25 - 30k is weekly not monthly.

I can remit 100k - 120k weekly for you without any stories. Please do call or Whatsapp 08031391676

Gentlelife50:


I greet you Bro, I dey one corner dey observe.
Vawulence na for strong men, in fact na the strongest of men fit stand the vawulence here so I kuku kpake one corner.
As for BAZOO1 I guess he's on the low as he was advised.

411Cars:
That 25 - 30k is weekly not monthly.

I can remit 100k - 120k weekly for you without any stories. Please do call or Whatsapp 08031391676

ReadaDream:
You are right about rapid lose of coolant and temperature guage not rising. I had a similar experience in July.

I swam through flood that damaged my fan, the technician that came to replace the fan at home finished late at night around 9pm. Been that he wasn't familiar with the workings around the car, while trying to make the fan seat properly, he damaged the radiator coolant return hose, I didn't see it happen so he packaged it there.

Following day, I was out as early as 4am, got an Airport trip, driving out of the man's estate, car went off while making some funny sound, I cranked it twice before it worked. We continued, in less than 4mins, it went off again. Tried starting it didn't work. No rise in temperature on the dash but when I opened the bonnet, it was hot as hell. No drop of coolant left in the entire system.

I got water from a filling station close by, poured it and leaked out immediately that was when I discovered the mess that man created for me.

I allowed the car cool, packaged the hose and filled the radiator with water. I cranked the engine once and it came to life. Manage to drive it to my mechanic place to fix it properly.

I don't know why those Toyota engine works till gasket gets burnt. Even if the driver is careless, the car is supposed to shutdown before it gets to that stage. At least I've experienced the engine shutdown before causing in a Honda Accord and a Benz.

Perhaps rewire has tampered with the sensor that works for that. Who knows.

Itsrm:


This is very similar to my experience as well.

I checked radiator, coolant level had slightly dropped. I topped it, entered the vehicle and zoomed to my Children's school to pick them. As soon as I entered my street on my way back, the vehicle started sounding funny and my RPM fluctuating like mad. Since I was already inside the street, I decided to manage it till I get to the house.

Just as I approached the gate, the vehicle turned off. I came down, opened the bonnet and lo and behold, I didn't return the radiator cap . In all of these, my temperature gauge did not move an inch.

I left the engine to cool, put in fresh coolant, drove it in. I called mechanic to inform him and he said my head gasket may have gotten burnt and I should check the colour of the oil for water mixture.

I checked, oil was still as it was. Nothing happened to the head gasket and the vehicle is still going strong till this day.

Someone on this forum who made the same mistake I made with a 2007 Toyota Camry had to replace the engine.

LordVarys1:
Sunnymighty kindly mail me on this email

Quintuslentuluslagatusglabber@gmail.com

Can't remember the email I used for this account

ReadaDream:
You are right about rapid lose of coolant and temperature guage not rising. I had a similar experience in July.

I swam through flood that damaged my fan, the technician that came to replace the fan at home finished late at night around 9pm. Been that he wasn't familiar with the workings around the car, while trying to make the fan seat properly, he damaged the radiator coolant return hose, I didn't see it happen so he packaged it there.

Following day, I was out as early as 4am, got an Airport trip, driving out of the man's estate, car went off while making some funny sound, I cranked it twice before it worked. We continued, in less than 4mins, it went off again. Tried starting it didn't work. No rise in temperature on the dash but when I opened the bonnet, it was hot as hell. No drop of coolant left in the entire system.

I got water from a filling station close by, poured it and leaked out immediately that was when I discovered the mess that man created for me.

I allowed the car cool, packaged the hose and filled the radiator with water. I cranked the engine once and it came to life. Manage to drive it to my mechanic place to fix it properly.

I don't know why those Toyota engine works till gasket gets burnt. Even if the driver is careless, the car is supposed to shutdown before it gets to that stage. At least I've experienced the engine shutdown before causing in a Honda Accord and a Benz.

Perhaps rewire has tampered with the sensor that works for that. Who knows.

ReadaDream:
Sincerely. That car overheated and must have burnt gasket. I wonder how people do that, as a driver you are supposed to be aware at all times especially in a situation like that. The temperature guage is there for a purpose. Even before the car goes off, the movement and sound would have changed as long as you are observant.

This morning I drove my car without fan from Sangotedo to Lagos Island and back to Jakande for fixing. No issues, na experience.

411Cars:
Great pilots, in the house.

Please I got a 2006 Camry big daddy on rentals on Bolt hustle. I agreed on 25k weekly remittance with the owner.

Since I am a first time user my question is as thus.

1. Who handles repairs.
2. Who handles servicing of the car. That's oil change and the rest.

Please your answers will be greatly appreciated.

Itsrm:


A vehicles temperature gauge works with the coolant temperature. If anything happens and you happen to lose your coolant rapidly, your temperature gauge may not rise. I agree that the movement will change before the car finally goes off but sometimes it's just too late.

The most important question even me cannot answer is, why do these Toyota vehicles easily burn gaskets and damage engines when they overheat.

I've had severe overheating issues with other brands of vehicles not Toyota and there was no issue with the gasket.

ReadaDream:
You are right about rapid lose of coolant and temperature guage not rising. I had a similar experience in July.

I swam through flood that damaged my fan, the technician that came to replace the fan at home finished late at night around 9pm. Been that he wasn't familiar with the workings around the car, while trying to make the fan seat properly, he damaged the radiator coolant return hose, I didn't see it happen so he packaged it there.

Following day, I was out as early as 4am, got an Airport trip, driving out of the man's estate, car went off while making some funny sound, I cranked it twice before it worked. We continued, in less than 4mins, it went off again. Tried starting it didn't work. No rise in temperature on the dash but when I opened the bonnet, it was hot as hell. No drop of coolant left in the entire system.

I got water from a filling station close by, poured it and leaked out immediately that was when I discovered the mess that man created for me.

I allowed the car cool, packaged the hose and filled the radiator with water. I cranked the engine once and it came to life. Manage to drive it to my mechanic place to fix it properly.

I don't know why those Toyota engine works till gasket gets burnt. Even if the driver is careless, the car is supposed to shutdown before it gets to that stage. At least I've experienced the engine shutdown before causing in a Honda Accord and a Benz.

Perhaps rewire has tampered with the sensor that works for that. Who knows.

mejai:
A very common cause. It dealt with me at alpha beach and lekki phase 2 axis, I had to dodge trips there last year. It happened to me somewhere at badore yesterday. I had to check my fuse box for the fan fuse, the fuse has cut. I had to change it with same amp.

Meanwhile, our electricians/rewire are wicked. My fuse box is almost messed up with wire joining
Some of the fuse compartments have already burnt. Either I get new fuses or I look towards complete change of the fuse box. This is what can make a car burn. Not that those tiny fuses are expensive.

LordVarys1:
Sunnymighty kindly mail me on this email

Quintuslentuluslagatusglabber@gmail.com

Can't remember the email I used for this account

Itsrm:


This is very similar to my experience as well.

I checked radiator, coolant level had slightly dropped. I topped it, entered the vehicle and zoomed to my Children's school to pick them. As soon as I entered my street on my way back, the vehicle started sounding funny and my RPM fluctuating like mad. Since I was already inside the street, I decided to manage it till I get to the house.

Just as I approached the gate, the vehicle turned off. I came down, opened the bonnet and lo and behold, I didn't return the radiator cap . In all of these, my temperature gauge did not move an inch.

I left the engine to cool, put in fresh coolant, drove it in. I called mechanic to inform him and he said my head gasket may have gotten burnt and I should check the colour of the oil for water mixture.

I checked, oil was still as it was. Nothing happened to the head gasket and the vehicle is still going strong till this day.

Someone on this forum who made the same mistake I made with a 2007 Toyota Camry had to replace the engine.

ReadaDream:
That morning when I first discovered that there was no water in the system and with the way the car went off I wanted to faint.

Many thoughts ran through my head, I almost called Felicity at 530am to ask him how much be my c-class engine

I checked engine oil, no traces of water, poured water in the reservoir and looked under where it's leaking out from to see if there's trace of oil mixture with water, nothing. That was when I calmed down to access the situation fully.

Overheating is a terrible thing.

SamuelTaiw0:



May God keep us from overheating and overheating from us

pope191:


I just feel the Mobil guys are not being honest, oil of 4500, filter 500 with workman 1k. You will service your car. It's best to just find alternative.