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GeniusWannabe:Ighalo does not deserve to be in the team. We need a sharp shooter. Its amazing that Ighalo is the best we can produce as a striker. |
Vcent50:You sure say na you get the baby? If your wife cant block him or warn him off, then start suspecting her. I have an idea, tell your wife to video call him while you are somewhere in the background doing other things. Tell her to only pick his calls when you are both there and she should tell him to only video call. If he still persist, he should be blocked. |
Ologogoro:I can relate. My Italian ex I met in London in 2001, but have been in touch since, told me last year she had been expecting me to demand for money when I tell her of the challenges in Nigeria, but I never did. That she felt I made up some of those things. I was highly disappointed. I had to cut her off. She'd been trying to get us back, but I just can't. On a lighter note, most things we go through here and sees as normal as extremely absurd and unbelievable. Even our mentality. The worse are our movies. Someone would collapse, and everyone would be shouting and nowhere in the script is written that the next thing to do is call ambulance. Or an ambualance does not have fuel. Doesnt make sense. A lot of things. Our tolerance for mediocity and our mentality arr the worse. |
blacksta:Oily, greasy dirt that accumulates on an engine can trap some heat, it can cause an engine to overheat or even run hotter than normal. Cleaning your car engine helps determine where oil or grease is coming from so that a small problem like a minor oil leak can be isolated and repaired before it becomes a big one. A lleaky valve-cover gasket for example. In addition, because oil and grease can accelerate the wear of rubber hoses and plastic parts. And if you’re the type who likes to do some minor maintenance, such as checking the oil level or accessory belts, a clean engine means your hands and clothes are less likely to get dirty. |
superior1:This is normal in the North. Even Mosques have armoury |
Due to the recent occurrence to my car that warranted changing of its brainbodx, I would like to post this article I found online to help others. Read what happened to my car here >>>https://www.nairaland.com/5250500/after-engine-washing-honda-baby The brain box is also known as Powertrain Control Module (PCM), or Engine Control Module (ECM). Three major reasons are. 1. Removing the battery head while the key is plugged to the ignition switch 2. Allowing water get in contact with the ECM (brain box) 3. This may look unimportant but it counts, do not allow any naked wiring in your car , ensure to tape any when you find one. All the body of your car is earthy allowing any expose will result to short circuiting which may damage the ECM
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ednut1:APC will field SW/North and will win. PDP will field Atiku again. In the next 4 years, PDP will finally die or split into 3. Ethno-centric mentality will also change. New younger leaders will emerge. Many old politicians will either kpai or irrelevant. A new Nigeria will emerge bit by bit. |
Run away from this manbby all means. |
Karemarealty288:Then an innocent somebody would then marry their offsprings and give birth to these heights again. Scam. |
mmadu5:Honda does it for me. Service it when due (about once in 3 months) and have the mechanic check the ball joints for you whenever you service. I replace the ball joints roughly once a year (some people I know, once in two years). Just like pencil, the parts are readily available. It's better looking and better interior. Pencil has better reselling value because of stereotyping/hype of Toyota cars. |
Lexusgs430: ![]() NEVER AGAIN |
UPDATE Bought another brainbox for 25k. Programmer collected 5k. Transport and misclellany 5k = 35k today. Previously spent = 40k Today = 35k ------------------------- total = 75k ------------------------- The car is now working fine and reborn. Relieved, but lesson learnt. Thanks to everyone on this thread. I appreciate. Just sharing my problems with you guys alone helped. Thanks diportivo |
sonnie10:How much can I budget for 4 nights if hotel is 5k? transportation, food, tourist attractions, flexing. Total o |
sonnie10:Wanna visit in December for 5days on budget. Which areasvqre safe with cheap hotels. What are the muat-dos? |
[quote author= post=79486711]Nursing mother ![]() You just wasted.your future because of a paltry 5K, not minding your respectable profession. Well, face the consequence of your action madam Nurse![/quote]Olodo full this NL aswear, so nursing mother is a nurse? Why are you disgracing Nigeria like this? |
diportivo:Thanks a lot. I'm told brain box is 25k. Na Wa o. That will be about 65k wey I don spend. Who send me go wash engine o? |
The diagnosis trouble code is P1607 PCM Internal Circuit Failure Guys, please help interprete this code. Is it brain box I need to change? |
UPDATE I took the car to the Car Wash, first identified the guy that washed and then met with the manager. Told them how the N1.5k I gave them for washing my engine had made me spent up to 40k and still no resolves. The manager empathised with me and eventually got me a mechanic to diagnose the car with a machine, after waiting for an hour. The diagnosis trouble code is P1607 PCM Internal Circuit Failure He interpreted it that I should change the brain box. The confusion is that the brain box is inside the car by the front passenger's seat. There was no way water could reach there. NB: The brain box was earlier removed to be freed of code so that the key could start the car. The known problems NOW are that the 'slow' fluctuates and the car jacks forward; and the gear doesn't select except D1 is first used and then changed to D4 later on; and finally when put at Reverse, there's a cranky sound and a sudden movement that shakes the whole car. Will a new brain box fix all of that? |
Sellfish:I learnt a bitter lesson. I'm suppose to sue them to court for the damages if this was a normal country. Everything is either being replaced or serviced. E pain me o |
I took my honda baby boy to wash (engine inclusive) in a very big highly equipped car washing space. I was on a long phone call throughout the wash. I was surprised the guy did not cover the electrical parts. So far, i have spent a lot of money because everything just started happening to the car. One day, the car refused to recognise the key. Fuel pump changed Injectors and coils changed Some other things were serviced Now its the gear giving me headache. It has been serviced, but it makee cranking moving sound especially in R. Was told to wait about 5 days after intensive use so that the water in the electrical part of the gear would dry. That the gear is still good I have spent so much and i am tired. |
SmellingAnus:When an armed rapist take on your wife and children, kidnap them and rape them day and night, may you be wise to hail him and join him. May you be wise to join the people who will take what is your own just so that you dont die. Amen. |
He is an idiot who follows what his stomach says. A betrayer and one of the old Nigerian politicians that should fade away. Nobody should take him seriosly. He should just go back to the grave |
PRESENTATION:Of course, okadas! But I'm talking of aboki okada riders who drive as if they are on a suicide mission. |
trueking:Thanks. Camera {I travel a lot). Games too. Battery, camera, Ram are important to me. Space of 16gb upward good. The Tecno looks enticing |
PRESENTATION:No choice? We can start by boycotting aboki okada riders. I just arrived from Kano, I still can't believe how they drive there and still few accident occurrences. Na mad driving dey there, just like the aboki s in Lagos. |
Please o, make una comment. I'm buying phone tomorrow. |
My people, help me decide between 1. Gionee M5+ 3/64gb, 13/5mp, 5000mah, amoled, about N48k 2. Tecno Pouvoir 3 (LB7). 13/13mp, 2/32gb, 5000mah, about N43k And maybe 3. Gionee Full netcom GN5005 (king Kong 2) 3/16gb, 4000mah , about N37k Please state the reasons for your preferred. Thank you. |
travelwaka:1st Street - Broad Street 2nd Street - Campbell Street 3rd - Ganiyu Smith Street, I think. Where are you based? We should go on some mini tours some day. Just got back from the North. Would love to do Epe soonest. |
He was becoming bigger than the governor. The split should have been at least 20 Emirates. |
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