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molybdenum0012:
Goodafternoon all,
Is it adviceable to use Oando oil for car servcing. Corolla 2005 model? If not what is thr best snf affordable oil to use.

My cat is due for servicing has it had covered abouy 5000 miles already

What did you use before now?

GAZZUZZ:


What did you use before now?

Same Oando

molybdenum0012:


Same Oando

how much was it then

Am having issues with my Honda civic 2006.
The car will start normal bt after moving for like 25 minutes, the car won't move well again and the 'D' light will be blinking and it will jst be moving slowly even if throttled down so I will have to wait for like 30 minutes before it can work normally again

And also consuming fuel in the process..
Over to oga gazzuz
Thanks

Ajaytobey24:
Am having issues with my Honda civic 2006.
The car will start normal bt after moving for like 25 minutes, the car won't move well again and the 'D' light will be blinking and it will jst be moving slowly even if throttled down so I will have to wait for like 30 minutes before it can work normally again

And also consuming fuel in the process..
Over to oga gazzuz
Thanks

Scan transmission

molybdenum0012:


Same Oando

You mean u used Oando 20w50 and did 5k miles? Hmmmm

Aanumi16:


You mean u used Oando 20w50 and did 5k miles? Hmmmm

The oil go don become coal tar

Aanumi16:


You mean u used Oando 20w50 and did 5k miles? Hmmmm

calm down, let's see his response on price, might be a full synthetic Oando product

Thanks

mrsdaniel:


Lets hope this isn't a gearbox issue

Hello House,
Please what is your advise on Mazda Millennia 01/02
V6 high mileage car for personal use.

Seller claimed "Nothing to fix, at 450k".

Need advise before engagement.

GAZZUZZ:


how much was it then

I think it was 5k then and now it is 6500

The mechanic used same Oando oil yesterday for the servicing

Aanumi16:


You mean u used Oando 20w50 and did 5k miles? Hmmmm

Yes. About 5k miles

olumzzz:

The oil go don become coal tar

You are right, I saw the oil when it was drained yesterday, it was dark and dirty, and even sticky.

Please, what should be the better, but economical oil to use next servicing? And for this present Oando i am using what mile should I replace it?

Thanks

molybdenum0012:



You are right, I saw the oil when it was drained yesterday, it was dark and dirty, and even sticky.

Please, what should be the better, but economical oil to use next servicing? And for this present Oando i am using what mile should I replace it?

Thanks

Drain at 2k miles, highest.

Whenever I start my car in the morning, it starts normally but I'd perceive the smell of raw fuel from the exhaust,which goes away shortly.

If I now park the car for like some hours during the day and want to start it again. It would crank a lot longer before starting. If it starts it would be as if it's choking for a few seconds before it finally picks up.

At that point when it feels like it's choking, there would be black smoke from the exhaust and smell of unburnt fuel from the exhaust as well.

But once it picks up after a few seconds, everything runs well, no more black smoke or smell of unburnt fuel.

What could be the possible issue.

I can't scan for now as I'm in a remote area.

Car is 2007 Toyota corolla.

Cc. Gazzuzz, kingreign, and many others.

molybdenum0012:



You are right, I saw the oil when it was drained yesterday, it was dark and dirty, and even sticky.

Please, what should be the better, but economical oil to use next servicing? And for this present Oando i am using what mile should I replace it?

Thanks

drain your oil every 1000 miles in the next 3 oil changes . (To clean up the damage caused )


After that stick to 2000 miles if you intend using mineral engine oil

Grupo:
Whenever I start my car in the morning, it starts normally but I'd perceive the smell of raw fuel from the exhaust,which goes away shortly.

If I now park the car for like some hours during the day and want to start it again. It would crank a lot longer before starting. If it starts it would be as if it's choking for a few seconds before it finally picks up.

At that point when it feels like it's choking, there would be black smoke from the exhaust and smell of unburnt fuel from the exhaust as well.

But once it picks up after a few seconds, everything runs well, no more black smoke or smell of unburnt fuel.

What could be the possible issue.

I can't scan for now as I'm in a remote area.

Car is 2007 Toyota corolla.

Cc. Gazzuzz, kingreign, and many others.

Check evap vent valve

michaelok:
Hello House,
Please what is your advise on Mazda Millennia 01/02
V6 high mileage car for personal use.

Seller claimed "Nothing to fix, at 450k".

Need advise before engagement.

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GAZZUZZ:


Check evap vent valve

Okay. How do I confirm that it is good or bad?

GAZZUZZ:




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GAZZUZZ:


What did you use before now?

Good question

molybdenum0012:



You are right, I saw the oil when it was drained yesterday, it was dark and dirty, and even sticky.

Please, what should be the better, but economical oil to use next servicing? And for this present Oando i am using what mile should I replace it?

Thanks

With a moniker like molybdenum, you should know a lot about engine oil.

Molybdenum is an engine oil additive, because it's so good at reducing friction, Molybdenum has become a common additive to oil. When you hear someone use the term "Moly oil", they're actually talking about a lubricant that has had Moly added to it. Over the years, Moly oil has become one of the types of oil on the market.

Have you ever heard of the brand Liqui Moly engine oil ?

molybdenum0012:



You are right, I saw the oil when it was drained yesterday, it was dark and dirty, and even sticky.

Please, what should be the better, but economical oil to use next servicing? And for this present Oando i am using what mile should I replace it?

Thanks

I don't know how good oando oil is but always replace every 3,000km. Not miles

GAZZUZZ:


drain your oil every 1000 miles in the next 3 oil changes . (To clean up the damage caused )


After that stick to 2000 miles if you intend using mineral engine oil

Thanks.

obidevine:



With a moniker like molybdenum, you should know a lot about engine oil.

Molybdenum is an engine oil additive, because it's so good at reducing friction, Molybdenum has become a common additive to oil. When you hear someone use the term "Moly oil", they're actually talking about a lubricant that has had Moly added to it. Over the years, Moly oil has become one of the types of oil on the market.

Have you ever heard of the brand Liqui Moly engine oil ?

No. Tell me more

molybdenum0012:


No. Tell me more

https://www.liqui-moly.com/en/service/oil-guide.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw9O6HBhCrARIsADx5qCTMrsbqiSpsuG1mkHxSB8R2tqTMxoesEv6I0JsA2S74_y_pAAvRqKkaAmGwEALw_wcB#oww:/api/v1/oww/101/IRL/ENG/1/

olumzzz:

I don't know how good oando oil is but always replace every 3,000km. Not miles

What is the unit of this odometer? Mile or kilometer?

molybdenum0012:



What is the unit of this odometer? Mile or kilometer?

Liqui Moly engine oil is made in and is also available in Nigeria

molybdenum0012:



What is the unit of this odometer? Mile or kilometer?

Miles

GAZZUZZ:


Miles

Thanks

molybdenum0012:



What is the unit of this odometer? Mile or kilometer?

That odometer is calibrated in miles.
Divide 3,000 km by 1.6 to get the value for subsequent oil changes in miles.

P.S. My oga has spoken.
Change at 1k miles for next 3 oil changes and do not exceed 2k miles subsequently.

GAZZUZZ:


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Baba say something na.