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noxide:
Toothpaste won't help you.

Very likely your bulb isn't sitting well in the headlight. Fix that first

Gboliwe:
Yeah, go ahead and fill it but I don't think that one works.

Gboliwe:
You have two options. Actually, three.

Change it online by yourself. Visit www.nhisonline.com.ng

Visit any NHIS office and fill a form

Fill a form with your HMO

No fees paid. It's officially free.
It will take about 6months to be processed if you fill forms in any of the offices (HMO or NHIS)

It will be changed instantly and you can use your printout immediately if you change online

GAZZUZZ:
Very vague description of your current issues. Try to add more info/details.




TPS throttle position sensor. Available if you need Brand new ones.
Bro a similar problem I had on my Lexus is that it takes longer to switch from gear one to two, the day I wanted to overtake trailer was deadly especially when another one is facing me, but once it moves pass gear two other are good, pls what is d possible cause and solution thanks



Two cables from your throttle body. Look at the one going into the gear box, it is not aligned properly.




I can supply at 150,000. 1year guarantee.

Gboliwe:
You have two options. Actually, three.

Change it online by yourself. Visit www.nhisonline.com.ng

Visit any NHIS office and fill a form

Fill a form with your HMO

No fees paid. It's officially free.

It will take about 6months to be processed if you fill forms in any of the offices (HMO or NHIS)

It will be changed instantly and you can use your printout immediately if you change online

nurey:
The same year Lexus Rx300 and ES300 share same engine with sienna. My sienna is 5w30 recommend on the cap not 10w30.

So check your engine cap or manual for clarification. But as it is, I would advise you switch to 10w first if there is no adverse effects after a year then you can switch to 5w then. Switching from 20w straight to 5w can be detrimental.

pragmatistm:
I asked you to change to recommended oil and observe if there are leakages. Have you done that? I don't understand your "no leakages" comment.

pragmatistm:
I don't think it would affect it. If you use it, try and check for any oil leaks and shortage in the oil level. If there's none as you are using the car, you are safe.

I used the Mobil 20w50 my mechanic put in my year 2000 Nissan primera for around 3months and changed to 10w40 semisynthetic since about 3 years now without any issues. In fact I haven't changed the ignition plugs that came with the engine till date.

nurey:
no wonder your LEXUS RX300 is smoking we the landlords in your area will file a action law suit against you for polluting our environment

pragmatistm:
And you are using that weight of oil. Your car engine days are numbered.


Go and check the owner's manual for the recommended oil or check online. It can't be that heavy weight you are using.

pragmatistm:
I guess you are driving a 1985 car, right?