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Backfornow:
I think everyone is saying the same thing. I wont say no but is very rare. You will have to come to the table with your own money invested. Investors want to see patents, prototypes already made, plans already in place and implemented. All these things require money from you to start. Even the Small Business Association which helps small businesses want to see investment on your end. Many of the success stories you have read are from entrepreneurs who got no or little help.

snipesdam:
I know when this car was been pimped in Enugu i think and someone shared it here. Great job.

https://www.nairaland.com/4243918/man-redesigns-abandoned-peugeot-504

victorD3:
Sorry guys i wanted to use the car for days to be sure before posting the solution.

The problem was engine mount. I changed all the four mounts and a free box seating and that fixed it. I hope to share my testimony again after 2 months when I'm sure it's been really sorted.

mosesmora:
Carquest Radautoworks, King of Autos, I agree with you totally. I didn't change the bushings on my bull dog because the complete used low control arm goes for just N2,000. I do patrnlonise you and buy parts from your store in Lekki.

The only thing is that most of us get used spares from our Cars. It will be good if you guys can produce list of spare parts and their prices for us. Yes the bushings are bad but the complete Used ones are quite cheap. Most of our local mechanics call it low arm, although I know it to be lower control arm.

Gboliwe:
Welcome to Nigeria.
I wish you have a branch in the south east.

timifakay:
Miles or kilo?
Just for clarity ma.

Backfornow:
Im not. Like I said, points 1-3.
But I wonder if they are getting some kind of government or special funding.
Im going to research this.
The one Asian group that I dont hear alot about is the Burmese, but they are in my city in very high numbers. But I think it is more from a political asylum aspect. They have liasons and their own translators in the hospital system that I work for.

obidevine:
i have a 2002 Nissan pathfinder I want to put back to shape, the 4 shocks need changing, the tie rod needs to be changed, steering rack needs changing, brake pads need changing, the ac needs over hauling, I need to oven bake it as well. I'm thinking of going to ladipo, please advice

I have a mechanic I use but the guy's "wuru -wuru" is too much, I don't want to use him anymore.

MrBuzy:
Good Day. Please what is the best engine oil to use for my Infiniti G35 2007 model.

mosesmora:
This happened to my bull dog. I replaced the shaft 3 times as well. The problem was nothing but the low arm below the shaft itself.
I have been driving the car for more than 2 months now and the shaft is intact. You can USE a trusted mechanic in Ebutemetta if u want. Mech Seun . 09094981285. The guy is so good.

yettymuse:
The only thing wey deh pain me be say I'm yet to find a mechanic from nairaland that stays around Sangotedo and it's environ, ordinary servicing na ikeja I dey go

Someone posted he stays close to my end but I can't find the details, please if you do kindly quote me...

LeJeun3:


At Bolded I am the closest Mechanic on Nairaland
Abijo GRA, behind Corona School..

Come in for free diagnosis/free original oil filter ..... hope you plan to stick to OEM oil??

Abduletudaye:
Update

New list for repairs now in...

Totalling 41k.

Will share the image tomorrow..

TRYGO:
@radautos. Hehehe! Yeah, realised that recently on one of your threads.

My expectation is that apart from getting OEM parts from you guys, I'd expect to have a market for aftermarket parts as well(some aftermarket parts, improves on the weaknesses of OEMS).

Emmm, I sure know this article channels potential clients to you guys.

Nice job you guys doing.





Regards

GAZZUZZ:
Take a deep breath, read thru and open another thread.

Inception:
How much last for the hoist ma'am?

timifakay:
I was asking for which mineral engine oil the manufacturer recommends 3k miles OCI.

Backfornow:
You win, ok.
You do not understand my points and it is ok with me.

Dremca:
This is exactly the answers am seeking. Are these situations intentional to make the black disadvantaged.

Chapecoense:
Hi.. I dont think you will see any green card holder working as a pilot in any of the big three..
Green card holders are most likely to work for a regional and then flow through to the majors. Usually they are looking at 6 to 10 yrs flying for a regional. Enough time to apply for citizenship. So by the time they flow through to the majors they are already citizens.. Well i still think a green card holder that is a qualified and certificated pilot will not be denied a Job to fly in the US regardless of how long he/she has been living in the US.

Dremca:
Jumia recently raised $700m funding from Goldman Sachs making it a unicorn valuing the company at $1.2B. This is an african company being funded by foreign financial company. I can tell you that foreign financial institutions are willing to invest in any viable idea in an emerging market even in the US. They are simply there to make money from ideas.

Chapecoense:
Isn't This discrimination at the highest level? What were the reasons for the long wait to be an Air traffic controller?

thebigkendo:
Lol
His is probably European/German... From the Vin number it's German

Piyke:
Before I could say jack robinson, LGA enforcement guys came.

LGA guy: Weldone o, who be Oga for here

Kazeem: Anything?

LGA guy: We wan see weda you don pay for that workshop permit

Kazeem: I dey come

Next was arguement all over the place. I don pay, you never pay, you never bring demand notice etc.

It was time to check out.

Chelseafan1:
Found it.

VIN is : WVWZZZ1JZXW451364