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Raydron Garments Manufacturing has been at forefront of import substitution of garments manufacturing for more than 4 years with a view of integrating backwardly into the economy in 5 years time: from textiles dyeing down to textile fibre spinning and natural fibres farming.

For now we are engaged in garments construction and can nicely produce school uniforms, coveralls, nurses scrubs and other product design you come up with. We are happier if you supply the fabrics. Visit our website today to work with us.

At Raydron Garments Factory, we take your ideas and translate them into high quality finished products. If you are a procurement person you can contact us to produce any type of clothing for your clients without any fears as our products have been said to be better than the ones coming from China.

You can also supply us the fabrics and we will do only garments construction. Take a look at our website for more information:

https://www.raydrongarmentsmanufacturing.com/

It is always good to perform routine checks on your vehicle to know which parts are due for a change. Inspect parts like brake pads, shock absorbers, brake discs, spark plugs, ignition coils, oil filter, serpentine belt, cabin air filter and radiator and replace them when you observe any damage or heavy wear and tear. You can have a qualified mechanic do this for you if you are not the DIY type. Of course, I need not mention changing your oil as and when due.

Also, where you buy the replacement parts can either ruin or keep your car running. It is important to make sure you buy high quality parts. Part of your savings should be geared towards buying parts for your car when the need arises. Don't be in a situation where you have to compromise quality because you don't have the required funds. It won't be long before you start hating your car if you do.

It is not necessary to always buy Genuine OEM parts (OEM parts, simply put, are parts made by the car manufacturer itself, or their contract manufacturers) as they are usually very expensive. If you can afford them, by all means go for them. There are affordable (not dirt-cheap) high quality branded Aftermarket parts made by big name Aftermarket manufacturers like DENSO, Delphi, TYC, Four Seasons, Moog, Mevotech, NGK, Bosch, and other small name Aftermarket manufacturers you could go for. Some of these parts are made in China but they are by no means poor quality parts. I must remind you at this point that "Made in China" is not a certain mark of bad quality manufacturing.

Buying car parts in Nigeria can be somewhat daunting because many importers do not put quality first. I do not blame them so much. Everyone wants dirt cheap parts so the importers must needs ask the manufacturers to tweak the products to reach a profitable compromise in making the part so cheap. The end result is a very cheap part that may harm you and your vehicle. These parts could come well packaged in big automotive brand name labels.

This is why I must caution you: Buy your car parts from reliable car parts dealers. There are many online shops where you can now buy car parts in Nigeria. However, in my experience the most robust and authoritative platform I can recommend is Raydron Auto Parts. They host an online catalog for car parts which contains everything from the tiniest bolts to oil pumps, water pumps, and engines. They do not necessarily stock all the parts on the platform. In fact no company stocks all car parts. They however provide an easy-to-use platform for Nigerians that ensure you get the exact part for your vehicle at an affordable rate.

Apart from Raydron Auto Parts, there are other platforms like CarPartsNigeria, Authenthic Spare Parts, KamsiParts and a lot more. However, I find that Raydron Auto Parts has a larger database of car parts. Do your own research. The bottom line is: Ensure you buy only high quality parts.

when the market is down it will be good to stash some coins. the market will pick up so well soon as many good news are coming for the currency.
you can buy from http://raydronexchange.com the guys are pretty fast.

that's my two cents

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autotrader2:
@lonelydora I can give you the Mobil-1 at 16k here in PH (09086679585)

16K for how many litres? Maybe you have old stock. Enjoy!

P.S.
I hope it's original.

lonelydora:
How much per gallon? I'm in PH.

It's N18,000 only per jug, at the current exchange rate. Thanks.

Guys, I have Mobil 1 5W-20 and Mobil 1 5W-30 Full Synthetic Engine Oil 5qts (4.73litres) imported from the US. I have over 100 jugs. Contact me on 09054039108. I will ship to any part of the country. If you are in Port Harcourt, I will deliver it to you in person.

Guys, you can buy genuine parts online hassle-free and get it delivered to your doorstep no matter the size of the item. They can deliver engines as well to your mechanic's garage. Go to Raydron Auto Parts for a hassle-free buying.

xhero:
hello please I need ECU for Nissan Xtrail 2000, manual drive, petrol engine, RHD, VIN - JN1TANT30U0006210

kindly confirm it's availability and price.

the one presently in the car gives a P0605 error code wen scanned. Can it be flashed?

do you have the part number? check on the brainbox you will a number that looks something like this: "237108H310". Let me have your part number.

xhero:
hello please I need ECU for Nissan Xtrail 2000, manual drive, petrol engine, RHD, VIN - JN1TANT30U0006210

kindly confirm it's availability and price.

the one presently in the car gives a P0605 error code wen scanned. Can it be flashed?

Hello Xhero, your brainbox can be reprogrammed by a Nissan ecu specialist but it's OK if you can change it. You can also get a good electrician to check your vehicle wiring to ensure it's OK. That may even fix the problem. However, I will check and get back to you regarding the availability and price of the brainbox for your manual car. Thanks.

jkk77:
i need the brain box for MPV MAZDA 2001 MODEL

HOW MUCH

Hello, I before i go ahead to pursue this deal I'd like to know what went wrong with your brainbox. This is because I don't want a situation where I send you the part and it doesn't solve the problem your car is having because you didn't even have to change your brainbox in the first place.

Thanks.

Inception:
Please can you supply me with the brainbox no of my car?
this is the vin: 1HGCP26389A055035
i suspect that the one in my car is the wrong one.

and how much do you sell?

Hello I am sorry I am just replying. If you are still in need of this brainbox just let me know. Thanks.

Hey guys here is a place you can buy Mobil 1 5W 20 & Mobil 1 5W 30 engine oil for a good price.

For 5W - 20 click: http://www.raydronautoparts.com/product/mobil-1-5w-20-full-synthetic-engine-oilmotor-oil/


For 5W-30 click:
http://www.raydronautoparts.com/product/mobil-1-5w-30-full-synthetic-engine-oil-5qt/

I can offer it to you for N420,000. Call me if you are serious: 08189595197.

Hey guys here is a place you can buy Mobil 1 5W 20 & Mobil 1 5W 30 engine oil for a good price.

For 5W - 20 click: http://www.raydronautoparts.com/product/mobil-1-5w-20-full-synthetic-engine-oilmotor-oil/


For 5W-30 click:
http://www.raydronautoparts.com/product/mobil-1-5w-30-full-synthetic-engine-oil-5qt/

BrainBox for 2009 Toyota Corolla

In need of brainboxes for your vehicles? You can rest assured that you will get the exact fit for vehicle. No trial and error. I work with part number.

Hello guys, I sell brainboxes (ECM/ECU) for any car make. I sell and reprogram new or used ones. Even if you don't have the part number of your brainbox I can help you find the right one that is the exact fit for your car with your VIN and/or your car year/make/model information.

It is a pity that many Nigerians have lost touch with reason. It appears you don't understand what "diplomatic" is. This joke is by no means an insult on GEJ. On many occassions when world leaders come together as in G-8 or G-20 meetings, they crack jokes. I have read of many of such scenarios myself. They are no insults. It's just some group of important people having fun. Please Nigerians, cool ya temper!

Fellow Nigerian graduates, while I share the pains of the unemployed I think it's high time we told ourselves the truth: the government cannot create jobs for a goodly number of unemployed grads. I believe Rochas did what was right as Imo State is not wealthy enough to pay for unnecessarily redundant labour. I have always maintained that Nigerians who think that the government alone is responsible for the unemployment situation in this country don't understand how economies are ran. The truth is, it's the working class that is holding back progress. In those developed economies it's not the government that creates jobs, the government facilitates job creation and this "facilitation" depends on several factors. One of such factors is that there must be an entreprenuer or a group of entreprenuers who are ready to "make" a product for sale. The product could be sold within or without their country. By starting such manufacturing ventures jobs would be created and the more there are such entreprenuers the more there would be jobs and such is the case of the developed countries of the West and Japan. To be sure, Siemens, Sony, Nokia, LG, GE, ABB, Ericsson, Shell, and many more companies are not run by government but by a group of people.
Now, the point I am making is that the unemployment morass that this country is immersed in will certainly worsen if the already rich working class citizens do not invest in the future by going into manufacturing. And by manufacturing, I do not mean fast-food-making, sugar production, salt, spaghetti, but the manufacturing of those export-quality technology-intensive products whose manufacture will require a large input of labour force, directly or indirectly and which is lucrative enough for the people employed thereby to attain a high standard of living. Nigeria has a lot of billionaires only that majority of them are not investing "wisely". They buy shares, or stash away money in fixed deposit instead of putting the money to work through "manufacturing" thereby enriching the unemployed and enriching themselves better than if they bought shares or used compound interest on the money.