lonelydora:


Omo, they are many in PH. Just that most of them are not on Nairaland. I have directed many people to mechanics in PH. My mechanic has travelled to Enugu, Uyo, and Abakiliki to solve issues for customers.

My friend in Eket calls him whenever his car have issues. The problem with so many good mechanics I know is time to leave their workshop. No time at their hands.
The man here on Nairaland that called me from USA appreciated both my electrician and mechanic for a wonderful job they did n a car shipped in.

obidevine:


Are you saying that Gazzuzz is a genius?

obekediamondfuto:


pally r u high on ethanol or octane?
gazuzz is not just a genius, so many geniuses full nl, he is accommodating, sensible, reasonable, transparent and factual. although at one time someone was accusing him of one ordeal or the other and I began to see things that pesns way. gazuzz retraced his steps.

#giveusgazuzzinthesouth#

too many geniuses full west we need some in the South

obidevine:


I'm not high on any of the substances mentioned, but I get your point.

obekediamondfuto:


Bros abeg no vex, just that I'm really pissed off, really really pissed off. plz accept my apologies

Amgreat70:
Ph mechs plenty na
My personal mech stays at Eneka road and he is good

GAZZUZZ:
Engine build quality is superb, Fail safe modes created to Limp mode /Safe modes Built into Engine electronics to prevent Excessive engine or transmission wear in case of failure, Good 2nd hand value, Excellent fuel economy on Engines with smaller sizes, Cheap and affordable Used and New parts, Interesting dashboard with a lot of buttons and gadgets.

Hondas are Durable vehicles If managed properly.

GAZZUZZ:
Engine build quality is superb, Fail safe modes created to Limp mode /Safe modes Built into Engine electronics to prevent Excessive engine or transmission wear in case of failure, Good 2nd hand value, Excellent fuel economy on Engines with smaller sizes, Cheap and affordable Used and New parts, Interesting dashboard with a lot of buttons and gadgets.

Hondas are Durable vehicles If managed properly.

hakimi1974:
the oracle has spoken. but, hausas don upgrade it's benzos now.

hakimi1974:
the oracle has spoken. but, hausas don upgrade it's benzos now.

obekediamondfuto:

my point exactly, some of them had to travel, and as for me wey no dey ph now nko, and d distance from ai to pH is like 4hrs what do I do? use Honda? people that have been running fingers (not mouth naw) where dem dey?
I'll have to either wait for wen the guy is chanced or travel in order to install parts shey? not like it'll be free wen I get there oh, I'll still pay for probably booked space before diagnosis and fixing. not just that, I'll also pay to FasTrack my service if the tech isn't reasonable.

where dem dey, come and shut me up now oh,. come come come now.

obekediamondfuto:
very soon I'll go French, lemme see things from ikenna'$ perspective. I just hope it'll be an experience worth talking about. just like wen ur peers are telling u, guy go for fleshy but u like slim, model standard, the experience might be sour.

like they say....once u go black, you'll never go back

GAZZUZZ:


It's gradually infiltrating. They love speed and balance @ high speeds, plus fuel economy. Newer mercedes easily meet that criteria.

lonelydora:


So PH car owners don't have good mechanics is what you are telling me? PH is the 4th most populated city I Nigeria, my brother.

ifnyioj22:
That was then! Most of them are now migrating to benz and Peugeot, because of shaft wahala

angels09:

The suffer wey you de find ....na France im de. Just buy a 607 V6 automatic transmission...... Abeg I get workshop o..... You will be my only customer... At least I will complete the fitting for a room on your head.

obekediamondfuto:


don't worry I ain't going 607, I'll do 406 so Ikenna will at least hear me small, right now I'm sure he's on one of his lions boot sipping one small stout again and bragging braggadociosly, I wanna experience that. lolz
and before I forget......no auto, yes no auto, manual all the way

obidevine:
Gazzuzz, lalasticlala, I think this will make a good front page topic, let's have more people contribute to it, what's your take?

obekediamondfuto:


u r blessed and not cursedy brother, lala
... we need this on fp urgently with people coming in with their unique experiences and other with solutions.
my suggestion is to get someone competent in all parts of Naija or organize e- lectures on the dominant brands in Naija, from electrical to mechanical to even logical. some tech savvy guys amongst us will pick up a lot of things

obekediamondfuto:


serious? shaft ke in the North? their roads are not half as unforgiving as ours naww

nija80:
Stayed in the north ,KD for five years.can tell you that we love Hondas because of the balance brought about by the low clearance and good road.you may be driving on 140k/h along kaduna zaria road or zaria Kano road and you just notice a Hoda car pass you as if you are stationary.Good balance,Good and straight road,Good Fuel Economy all play a part.Ball joint pulling is not common in the North because of Good Road.I am now in the South but have used three diff.brands of Honda in the North.2003,2005 and 2010.Honda Accord.

bsideboii:
Pls, When you say "Rotate" what do you actually mean?

Piyke:


In addition to what Adanny01 has said, how you rotate your tires depends on whether the tires are directional or not. For directional tires, tires for a particular side stay on the same side, you just move front to back and back to front on the right side and do same for the left. For non directional I've forgotten the movement since I haven't used these kind of tires. Just google tire rotation, you will find all the info you need.
Also when to rotate depends on manufacturer recommendation. My accord recommends every 10k miles, Toyota corolla's recommend every 5k.