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Phyno, who's real name is Chibuzo Nelson Azubuike has started his career back in 2003 as a producer. As a producer, he has worked with artists such as Timaya, Flavour, Ruggedman, Bracket, J Martins and Mr Raw. But in 2014 he released his debut studio album No Guts No Glory and everything had changed. Phyno became a popular Igbo rapper with millions of fans. In less than three years of his debut in the industry as a rap artist, Phyno has been everywhere. But let's take a look at something about Phyno |
chidaroy:Meet Lukman. He is in adeniran ogusanya 0803 712 8138. I hadd issues with my compressor(leak), gas etc. He did a thorough job and set the ac back to factory settings |
Wow! Fascinating and educating |
GAZZUZZ:@Gazzuzz thanks for the insight. Checked it now and the level is MAX. And the DIY site also helped ALOT ![]() |
Thanks Bro |
Please guys which coolant can I use for my car. It's a Honda Accord 98 i4. Need to top it up cos the reservoir has reduced to MIN. Thanks in advance |
How often do they service the vehicle? This is another vital information you need to get from the seller as it will help you to know how well maintain the vehicle is and also to determine the maintenance culture to be adopted after buying it. If the seller respond immediately, it shows that the seller do it by himself and vehicle is well maintained. If the seller paused and think of what to tell you, this indicates that its probably been well maintained. However, if the seller response is "I don't know" or gives incorrect answer, make sure your mechanic checks the engine out closely. How long can I test drive the vehicle? At this stage, no reputable seller will deny you a test drive but may limit it to a certain kilometer as he/she believes you're close to buying the vehicle. However, some buyer will be reluctant to do so, make sure you don't buy it if you did not test drive it. When was the last time the 'Particular or Document renewed? If you don't want spend any extra money renewing or applying for another vehicle papers, ensure the vehicle papers up to date. Even if they are expired, make sure the papers so as to help you renew it yourself. That is; Proof of ownership Vehicle Licence Allocation of Vehicle Plate Number Road Worthiness Permit CMR Police Report Insurance Certificate (At least a third party insurance) Custom Clearing Papers (This you don't leave inside the vehicle for security purpose) What is the last price you're willing to sell the vehicle? Asking this question will lets the seller know you’re not going to pay the asking price. Depending on how long the seller has been trying to sell the vehicle, he or she might come back with a pretty good discount. Always make sure the vehicle is not over priced and you're not been forced. Ensure you have a good bargain and pay for the value of the vehicle |
What is the mileage of the vehicle? This information can either be asked either via phone conversation with the seller or checked from the dashboard when the ignition is on. This information will help you to know the distance the vehicle has traveled from the manufacturing date. Also it will help to interpret the distance covered in relation with the engine, transmission and body of the vehicle. Why are you selling the vehicle? This information is very vital and as a buyer you have to pay attention to the sellers response as it will help you to know some information about the vehicle. Most sellers response will be "I just bought another vehicle", "It's for my parent", "I have an official car", "I need money urgently to sort out....".e.t.c. But I'm sure none of the seller will open up to you whether the transmission is not selecting properly, the vehicle consumes much fuel or oil as their reason for disposing it. Be ready to ask the seller in case that information was not revealed. What is the condition of the vehicle? The medium at which you asked this question will determine the sellers response. If this question is asked via phone conversation, I'm sure the seller will respond by saying "Excellent" and upon inspection if you noticed the condition is far from what the seller told you earlier, it shows that he/she is not a honest person; walk away because he/she may be trying to get it over you. If the sellers response is "Good" and upon inspection you discover the condition still fall within what you can categorize as good, you can go for it, but still have to be careful so that you're paying for the value. If the sellers response is "Fair" and upon inspection the condition is much better than what he/she termed, it shows that the seller is honest and a person who is willing to bargain with you. Are you the FIRST/ORIGINAL owner of the Vehicle? Depending on the condition of the vehicle, I mean the physical appearance of the vehicle always determines sellers response to this question. But as a buyer, this information is very crucial to you, you need to have a knowledge of the used vehicle users even if don't reside within your locality. This will help you to know how many users the vehicle has been transferred before buying it, it will help you decipher if the vehicle is a stolen or problematic one probably that's why the users are reselling it. If the sellers did not reveal this to you, the vehicles documents (i.e. ownership's certificates and original receipt of the vehicle) should reveal it to you. How often d |
lagmostkuit:Hehehe! Who wan waste him MB on that? |
sentix:Thanks so much. Really appreciate |
@fixmykey Still waiting for your reply |
08029255299 guyla: |
Honda accord 98 i4. Saw a boxlike device like it's for the remote but I do not have the remote. Just one key ( maybe the spare) How much will I need to get one that opens both doors and the boot? Thanks for your reply |
d33types:Thanks, pls can you give me the number or address of where you di yours? I'm in lagos |
@cardoctor. Thanks for your response Pls what does it do. I thinks it's disconnected but if it's there does it have any effect? |
Thanks bro cardoctor: |
God bless you Bro |
Noticed that rats are now living in my car engine. Storing food leftovers and generally messing the whole engine up. Pls guys how can I get rid of these vermins |
I tried your website but wass asked to make a payment. My vin is 1HGCG5649WA815656. Thanks |
GAZZUZZ:Sorry to derail. I opened a thread about some device I saw under the drivers side of my Honda Accord 98 4 cyl. Need your expert knowledge on what it is. An if it's working or not attached well. One is like a box while the other 2 looks like they should be plugged into something
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Hahahahahaha Nope Got the car this year. So I'm fining out some stuffs that are not working and stuffs I should know their importance. |
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@gazzuzz @luvinhubby I drive a Honda Accord 98 i4. Checked under the steering/ drivers foot side an saw a device I really don't know it's application. And also another that looks like it should be plugged somewhere. Pls help me explain both. Thanks
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9. Change Power Steering Oil/Fluid on Time The power steering oil/fluid needs be changed as often as necessary. From your car part replacement calendar, power steering fluid is in less concerned, but still it is advisable that you will give a proper consideration for it, because it lubricates the system and keep the steering more consistent. 10. Monitor Electrical Components & Lights Regularly checking the lights and electrical components of the vehicle is another maintenance aspect of your car that needs not be ignored. For your safety travel, always make sure that your car part like lights, horns, is well functioning. This will help you avoid accidents and other unknown risk, safely challenges and general problems. |
7. Keep your Vehicle Clean Keeping your car clean always is necessary for smooth running and longevity. One of the most important part to consider is maintaining your car from being clean, all day long, our car is exposed to sun, grease, grime and many others like the acidic compound of bird poop. All of this can harm your car’s paint, washing your car and keeping it clean can avoid damage and save you the unnecessary car repair budgets and expenses. 8. Change Fuel Filters in Time Replacing fuel filter is another must-adhere-to car maintenance guide. It is one of the important factors that determines the good functioning of your vehicle, even though it often overlooked by many. The car’s fuel filter is always on duty whenever your ignition is switched on and pump of the fuel is active. Replacement is necessary, don’t wait until it gets really bad or even worse. |
5. Be Mindful of the Tire Pressure Checking of your tire pressure from time to time is another car maintenance tips you must learn not to ignore. Having a proper tire pressure will keep you safe and your family, even saving you from problems and expenses. It is very important to keep an eye with the pressure of the car’s tire, it may change because of long miles travel and changes in temperature. 6. Tires Rotation is Important Rotating your car tires is another good car maintenance culture to imbibe. For every five thousand mile or ten thousand miles, changing your tire position from front to back, or back to front will help you extend the life of your tires, that will save you from future damages, risk and spending money for fast replacement. |
4. Carry out Some Routine Check Regularly Under the hood. You need to do a necessary checks regularly with your car, it does not need for you to be a mechanic. Regular monitoring of your vehicle is one of the things that you need to consider, it will help you to avoid bigger repair issues, problems and car breakdown . |
3. Change Windshield Wipers in Time Changing of windshield wipers is another area of car maintenance that most young dudes usually ignore. The free installation of wipers only applies, if you buy one of the most expensive products for your car, you can always do this yourself if budget issues is a problem. But you must know that a wiper blade setup differs a bit from one car to another, so you need to follow the steps according to the owner’s manual or the how-to guide instruction linked above. |
Replace Air Filters in Time Changing of air filter every 12 months or for every twelve thousand miles will do more good to your vehicle than none. All you need do is, get a new air filter (recommended by your car’s manufacturer), pay a mechanic or do it yourself at home in a minute or more |
