Phoenixk:
Goodmorning Sir , Please can you recommend a reliable mechanic in Abuja preferably close to Bwari area , My Oga just bought a Nigerian used car Toyota Camry Muscle that worked perfectly while in Lagos on getting to Abj after leaving the car to change its shocks it is developing all manner of issues.
I just want someone that can be trusted because headache today stomach pain tomorrow i am tired .
I have followed your posts on Nairaland (albeit Anonymously) and i will love for you to recommend someone who can be trusted.

drakeskull:


Will do the full tank trial. I'm able to get 75km from 20 litres.

moluwaseun:
Chief Gazzuzz, I really appreciate the good works you are doing, I noticed coolant loss in the radiator on my Toyota Highlander 2004, took it to the mechanic and he replaced radiator cap, still had same issues and car got overheated, took it back and noticed a leak on the plastic part on the top of the radiator, he replaced the plastic part and still same issue of coolant loss after driving, while washing the car this morning, I noticed lots of coolant on the rear floor behind the front passenger seat, the coolant gets so much and also little around the front passenger just along the door side, but that if the rear floor seems so plenty after driving what could be the cause and solution I would appreciate thanks

ephbe:


Chai....God bless corolla
He that has a corolla knows not what he has until he hears testimonies

GAZZUZZ:
Free consultation on car Fixes and car purchases

Just ask, and I'll give you my candid unbiased advice here on autos.

Great6Pack:


Good morning boss. Please I need your professional advice on which to buy. A Camry 2000 or crv 2001/2004. Note: This will be my first car and simply for domestic or family use. Will work mostly on weekends and few days during the week. Also, my area has a lot of bad roads.

Please I am also concerned about the cost of parts and maintenance required. Thank you

GAZZUZZ:


None. The Crv is a fragile vehicle. The camry has low ground clearance.

Great6Pack:


Great response. Then which will you recommend for a Nigeria used car with a budget of 700k which is easy to maintain and parts will be affordable? Also taking into consideration the aforementioned points

GAZZUZZ:


Do not enter the market with that budget. Only very bad cars.

GAZZUZZ:


How do you know it is coolant?

moluwaseun:


It was green color and the coolant I use is green, I’m very sure it’s the coolant

Great6Pack:


Waoh! I am getting serious enlightenment here. I am sorry for taking your time boss, but which car and with what budget will I get a decent one that is easy to maintain? I think I will be willing to pass through you for assurance sake.

Great6Pack:


Any help here Mr. Gazzuzz?

GAZZUZZ:


budget 1m and 200k for reg, insurance and minor repairs

GAZZUZZ:


Google heater core. By pass the pipes, yours is leaking.

moluwaseun:


Mechanic plugged some hoses together in the engine about 4 of them, of which he said 2 of it was for the front heater and that the other 2 took coolants to the pipes that runs through to the back, vehicle has been test driven with the AC on, so far it hasn’t overheated after few hours of driving, still checking the rear of the passenger floor tomorrow to see if it will be completely dry, Gazzuzz what’s the implication of the hoses plugged together or bypassed, and does this solve the issue completely, thanks for your help

Teeders:
Boss, My uncle's rewire suggested that he should remove the thermostat of his Honda Accord and run the fan directly on the engine,he seeked my opinion on that decision, I asked him uncle first If the car gave him problem of overheating, he said no that vehicle runs fine and from the experience I gathered from following your thread, I told him not to allow the rewire do such that it will make the car consume more fuel ⛽ and the engine will b overworked and won't make it last long, Have I done well? �
Cc Gazzuzz

GAZZUZZ:


you have done well

kingreign:

I'm telling you. Last yesr, i bought 4,000 fuel and immediately embarked on a journey from Uyo to Enugu a distance of 236km and was hitting 170km/h speed, only a little shift in the fuel meter at the destination. Impressive!

tunax5loon:
Hello boss. How much is big daddy engine? 4plugs

ojeysky:
Oga Gazzuz, I have got this code on my Yaris, how do I go about fixing it?

Regards

double3:

And one begins to imagine why they are so expensive....did enugu to lagos with ac full blast with just 6k fuel.

ayoolar011:
Boss! A friend of mine just got a Corolla 2005 from overseas, but he finds out upon arrival that the Window regulator is Manual. Can he change it to a power window regulator?