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Megline:
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kingreign:
Buy a full tank, reset the trip counter, allow it to drive to reserve, fill up and do same again taking note of the distance covered from full tank to empty. The calculation is given thus:

(Litres used X 100) ÷ km travelled = Litres per 100km.

kingreign:
Was your fuel pump worked on?
If yes, check that it was fitted properly, check EVAP system and fuel lines.
The yardstick you use in measuring your fuel consumption is flawed.

mayor2013:
Contact kingreign he is in Abuja.07034581213

ArticleBeast:
Fuel leaks in the fuel lines, Check the fuel pump, or the seal around the injector is broken

Dozieson:
Then the fuel economy is reasonable.
Except you are not living at the airport as said earlier. Or maybe you live in lugbe

Dozieson:
Airport to FMC is about 64km to and fro. 64x10(for 2 weeks)=640km. What is the size of your full tank?

Opeexclusive04:
Our rides are fully air-conditioned with ample leg room.
Nine Thousand(9,000) Naira Only.

folake4u:
Ajala the Traveller.

From Benin to Agbor by road -2,500. Paid extra 2k to reach train station =4,500.

Paid 5k train ticket.

The train left Agbor at 9:50am. I decided to stop at Ajaokuta railway station instead of my usual stopping at Itakpe.




I made enquiries with the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) staff and passengers on board on which route is faster/closer to Abuja and I was told Ajaokuta. And anyways, Ajaokuta to Itakpe is just 30mins difference, also the former is closer to Lokoja.

I got to Ajaokuta by 12:30pm. I boarded a Sienna car headed to Abuja for 7k. We left the train station at 1pm and I got to Abaji in Abuja at 4pm. Finally got home 5pm.

And yeah, the train works daily, including Saturdays and Sundays, public holidays inclusive.

Cc: dcolumbus001 You can go to this Unity Park along Ikpoba Slope in Benin. I use them for my waka.

folake4u:
Ajala the Traveller.

From Benin to Agbor by road -2,500. Paid extra 2k to reach train station =4,500.

Paid 5k train ticket.

The train left Agbor at 9:50am. I decided to stop at Ajaokuta railway station instead of my usual stopping at Itakpe.



Pls how did you access the train from Abuja? Did you go through Ajaokuta or Itakpe?
I made enquiries with the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) staff and passengers on board on which route is faster/closer to Abuja and I was told Ajaokuta. And anyways, Ajaokuta to Itakpe is just 30mins difference, also the former is closer to Lokoja.

I got to Ajaokuta by 12:30pm. I boarded a Sienna car headed to Abuja for 7k. We left the train station at 1pm and I got to Abaji in Abuja at 4pm. Finally got home 5pm.

And yeah, the train works daily, including Saturdays and Sundays, public holidays inclusive.

Cc: dcolumbus001 You can go to this Unity Park along Ikpoba Slope in Benin. I use them for my waka.

Mimazi:
I have same issue with my gs300 Av fixed the steering rack now. But they are charging me another 40k to reprogram and calibrate it before it will stop being stiff... Don't know if this charge is too high though

smasher1:
I didn't change the rack, it was worked on since last year. The noise is still there and it's still stiff as before it was worked. I have been using it like that for over a year. I don't travel with the car.

smasher1:
I didn't change the rack, it was worked on since last year. The noise is still there and it's still stiff as before it was worked. I have been using it like that for over a year. I don't travel with the car.

smasher1:
Good day,

How much did you spend on yours?

GeneralPula:
And What makes you think it wasn’t El-rufai that recommended the man?