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Understanding High and Low mileage in buying used cars.

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WRONG SELECTION OF ENGINE OIL MAJOR FACTOR FOR MOST ENGINE DAMAGES

Most people think work of Engine oil is just for lubrication of engine, not at all. Apart from lubrication engine oil also: ~ Neutralizes Acidic compounds generated inside the engine  ~ Cleans out Sludge inside the engine ~ Inhibits Oxidation and Corrosion inside inside the engine. But the bitter truth is not all engine oil do this. How do you know the right one for your engine and how long they should stay inside the engine before they loose their tensile strenght and viscosity? ©️Engr Gozie Atueyi. 
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2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Review:

When discussing the world's most luxurious vehicles these days, it's easy to forget about Maybach. After languishing for decades with humongous sedans that weren't fully Mercedes, Maybachs, nor really anything at all—just outrageously expensive oddities for rich people who refused to buy a Rolls-Royce or a Bentley, for whatever reason—the Maybach name became the pinnacle of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class range in 2015. Today, embodying the new W223 S-Class, the 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580 aims to make Stuttgart's latest and greatest sedan even more luxurious, more comfortable, and perhaps unexpectedly so, more romantic. The M badge (no, not that M badge, a different one) elevates the S in a variety of ways, some subtle, some not—but all grandiose. From the classy two-tone paint to the flashy monoblock wheels and the elegant interior, you get the sense that even though the gaudiness that landed old Maybachs in rap music videos is long gone, it's sti...
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Meet the "9ja Gwagon"

Innoson IVM G80 is a very rugged SUV from Innoson Motors, located in Nnewi, Anambra State.  IVM G80 is a 5-seater luxurious SUV that is nothing like any SUV that Nigerians have seen before and it’s the king of rugged road.  IVM G80 bears another name“Nigeria G-Wagon” because of the boxy shape it shares with the German G-Wagon. So it is called "9ja Gwagon".  Innoson did pack a commendable blend of modern self-confident appearance, powerful performance, bold styling and advanced technology into this IVM G80 SUV to make it stand out amidst its competitors.
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Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 4MATIC 2022

The 2022 GLE 350 4Matic has 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with the added security of 4Matic all-wheel-drive system, made it the better choice for slippery road conditions, has efficient fuel economy.  GLE 350 4Matic shares all the same features of the body model; it has dual 12.3-inch color screens, power-adjustable and heated front seats, MB-Tex upholstery, and a bevy of high-tech driver-safety aids such as attention assist.
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The Role of a Catalytic Converter in Your Car and the Effects of a Bad One

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Timing Belt vs. Timing Chain: Understanding the Difference and Knowing When to Replace

When it comes to your car’s engine, the timing system plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth operation. Two common types of timing mechanisms are the timing belt and the timing chain. While both serve the same fundamental purpose of synchronizing the rotation of the crankshaft and camshaft, they differ in material, durability, and maintenance requirements.   In this blog post, we’ll explore the differences between timing belts and timing chains, their pros and cons, and when you should consider replacing them to avoid costly engine damage.   Timing Belt vs. Timing Chain: Key Differences 1. Timing Belt - Material: Made of reinforced rubber with high-tensile fibers (like fiberglass or Kevlar).   - Operation: Runs quietly and smoothly.   - Maintenance: Requires periodic replacement (typically every 60,000 to 100,000 miles, depending on the manufacturer).   - Cost: Generally cheaper to replace than a timing chain but must be changed proacti...
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VEHICLE MAINTENANCE ALERT!

------ AUTOMOBILE 101 ------ >>> MAINTENANCE ALARM <<< i just serviced my car but this alarm is still there, what do i do? I've treated this topic so many times but same question keep coming.  To make this simple, this alarm.is to notify you that your engine is due for oil change. But bear in mind the ECU of your car is not intelligent like human brain to know you just changed oil. This is OIL LIFE that work with mileage counter working hand in hand with your odometer and once the vehicle have covered some kilometers/miles the alarm pops up to imform you that the vehicle now need oil change since it have covered the required distance. This duration is dependent on the car make and the manufacturer. Vehicles like German machines have longer counts while vehicles like Japanese have shorter count. Each time you do an oil change always reset this oil life to start counting down again from 100% once it gets down to 10% or 20% this alarm pops up. So each tim...
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