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Please who knows the price of this stuff?

True!

TPound:
The one by the injection mouth or the one at the pedal

Injector mouth

TPound:
How did you sort it out? I'm having the same issue

I changed the sensor.

TPound:
How did you sort it out? I'm having the same issue

Bought a new throttle sensor. It's OK now.

Costee:
It’s always more helpful to state the precise error code. It seems what you have is P1121: Electric Throttle Control Actuator. It’s also referred to as the throttle body. If the valve inside is not obstructed by some foreign matter or debris then it certainly requires to be changed, provided what you have is P1121.

You're correct.

drmikeadams:
. Order for lag and waybill to ph

What if doesn't fit or work. Better in PH for easy replacement.

My Nissan primera 2005 has been misfiring. The rpm wouldn't go beyond 4000. Took it for diagnosis and it revealed "throttle sensor actuator" prob. Told I've to change it but don't know where it's sold in PH.

Good.

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A Port Harcourt based pastor,Dan Bassey, has blasted pastors who preach for honorarium sake. In a ''memory'' he shared on his fb page,the fiery cleric wrote:
The quest for 'honorarium' remains a prime enemy of revival in the body of Christ. Until the early 90's, ministers saw invitation to preach as an opportunity to win souls,build and establish the flock. I have seen 'men of god'(the small 'G' is deliberate) rejoice over preaching engagements because of the money they stand to gain. Some even speculate on how much they stand to earn while the debased ones put a price tag on their appearance on a pulpit- just like pop stars. The standard justification and favourite quote of this crop of pulpit merchants is: 'buy the truth'! But the same passage enjoins us to 'sell it not'! Don't get me wrong, I've been a preacher for 16 unbroken years and believe that every preacher deserves due appreciation for yielding himself to God as message bearer,the problem is focusing on the appreciation at the expense of the lost souls and sundry problems the pulpit is meant to address. You cannot build the right motivation on a wrong motive. Turning the church to a spiritual beaurex de change may bring temporal benefit,but it also carries ultimate destruction- an eternity in HELL.