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Autos / Re: Transmission Fluids, Getting The Right One For Your Vehicle by itsk99(m): 12:04pm On Jul 16, 2017 |
Pls what transmission oil can I use for a Honda accord 2003 v6? |
Autos / Re: Toks Honda Accord EOD 2003 for 1.3 by itsk99(m): 1:01am On Mar 14, 2017 |
Eod with Lexus engine..Aye le o!!! |
Properties / Preventing Air Conditioning Unit Fires In Homes by itsk99(m): 11:50am On Mar 10, 2017 |
With the months ahead set to get hotter and drier, many household are turning up their air conditioners to beat the heat. But fires sparked by air conditioners are most prevalent in the household, more than other electrical appliances. Various part of the air conditioning system can catch fire, but most cases involve the condensing unit - which is outside a home and the fan coil unit, which is found indoors. The root cause of fires in the fan coil unit is when two separate electrical wires are twisted together and insulated with tape, instead of using a single, continuous electrical cable. Errant electricians do this to save cost,neglecting that it has the propensity to cause significant property damage and putting young children and infants at higher risk. WAY FORWARD 1. Ensure you employ the services of a well trained electrician to do your installations; 2. Use standard electrical wires with the correct ratings for the power output of the unit. 3. Make sure you properly switch off the unit from the wall socket before leaving home and not put it in standby mode as this allow small current to flow through the system which has the capacity to start a fire; 4. Clean the unit regularly to prevent the accumulation of dust; 5. Do not install your unit close to curtains has this can assist in the spread of fire to other items in the household; 6. Have at least one portable ABC fire extinguisher in the home and know how to use it; 7. Install smoke detectors in your homes; 8. Practice family fire and evacuation drills regularly.
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Properties / Preventing Air Conditioning Unit Fires In Homes by itsk99(m): 11:31am On Mar 10, 2017 |
With the months ahead set to get hotter and drier, many household are turning up their air conditioners to beat the heat. But fires sparked by air conditioners are most prevalent in the household, more than other electrical appliances. Various part of the air conditioning system can catch fire, but most cases involve the condensing unit - which is outside a home and the fan coil unit, which is found indoors. The root cause of fires in the fan coil unit is when two separate electrical wires are twisted together and insulated with tape, instead of using a single, continuous electrical cable. Errant electricians do this to save cost,neglecting that it has the propensity to cause significant property damage and putting young children and infants at higher risk. WAY FORWARD 1. Ensure you employ the services of a well trained electrician to do your installations; 2. Use standard electrical wires with the correct ratings for the power output of the unit. 3. Make sure you properly switch off the unit from the wall socket before leaving home and not put it in standby mode as this allow small current to flow through the system which has the capacity to start a fire; 4. Clean the unit regularly to prevent the accumulation of dust; 5. Do not install your unit close to curtains has this can assist in the spread of fire to other items in the household; 6. Have at least one portable ABC fire extinguisher in the home and know how to use it; 7. Install smoke detectors in your homes; 8. Practice family fire and evacuation drills regularly.
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Autos / Re: Cityhood Of Dada Motors Won't Refund Me After Delivering A Dead SUV by itsk99(m): 9:38am On Dec 26, 2016 |
Penny wise,pounds foolish..if u had spent 20k to kd to see the car ursef...it would have saved u....when buying cars, it's best to assume the mentality of a man who wants to marry...u can't pay dowry without seeing d woman...never trust a car dealer no matter it's pedigree. My broda...sorry...and move on...thanks for sharing your experience it will save others. 2 Likes |
Autos / Re: Sold! Sold!! Sold!!! Reg Camry 2010 For Sale @ 2.2m by itsk99(m): 7:24am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Location pls? |
Autos / Re: Super Clean 2005 Toyota Rav4 For Immediate Sale by itsk99(m): 6:35pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
Serious buyer...very much interested lets do #1.2 |
Car Talk / Re: Engine Check Light by itsk99(m): 1:35pm On Apr 09, 2015 |
ECU Fault Log - Fault log report generated by Torque for Android ================================================= here is d report for d diagnosis Current Fault Log ------------------ P0325: Knock Sensor 1 Circuit (Bank 1 or Single Sensor) P0128: Coolant Thermostat (Coolant Temperature Below Thermostat Regulating Temperature) Pending Fault Log ------------------ ECU reports no pending faults Historic Fault Log ------------------ ECU reports no historic faults Other discovered fault codes (possibly pending, current or manufacturer specific) ---------------------------------------------------- ECU reports no other fault codes logged End of report. |
Car Talk / Re: Engine Check Light by itsk99(m): 9:06pm On Apr 08, 2015 |
I drive a Honda accord 2002...I experienced similar issues, scan showed bad knock sensor...my Mecho said its d tranny which I have changed cos he said scans are not always accurate. I still experience it though p.s I reside in Abuja |
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