If you own a car, you probably know that it’s important to keep your exhaust system in tip-top condition. This is because exhaust leaks can cause your car to consume more fuel, and over time this can add up to a considerable expense. So how does exhaust damage affect fuel …
Read More »CNG Conversion Problems in Nigeria: 7 Dangerous Things That Go Wrong
CNG conversion problems in Nigeria are something a lot of car owners only discover after they have a…
Electronic Parking Brakes vs Traditional Handbrakes: 6 Safety Truths Every Nigerian Driver Must Know
Electronic parking brakes vs traditional handbrakes is a debate that most Nigerian drivers have neve…
Downside to CVT Transmissions: 7 Ugly Truths Every Nigerian Driver Must Know
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Fixing a Blown Head Gasket Isn’t Worth It: 6 Brutal Reasons Every Nigerian Driver Must Hear
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Does Long Distance Driving Clean Your Car Engine? 5 Powerful Truths Every Nigerian Driver Must Know
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Can An Engine Burn Oil Without Smoking?
There is a misconception that burning oil results in smoke coming out of the exhaust. However, this is not actually the case – modern engines can burn oil without generating any smoke. The reason why oil doesn’t produce smoke is because it’s basically a liquid fuel. When you burn oil, …
Read More »Which Pair of Car Tyres Wear Out First, Front or Rear?
Do you know which side of the car your tyres wear out first? If you’re like most drivers, you probably don’t. But that’s because most of us don’t really know how to properly care for our tyres. In this article, we’ll explain which side of the car tyres wear out …
Read More »The Worst Things to Do When Your Car is Stuck in a Traffic Jam
Traffic jams are a common sight in many cities around the world. But while they may seem like a nuisance, they can actually be quite dangerous. In fact, according to The Guardian, there are seven things that you should never do when your car is stuck in traffic. If you …
Read More »Should I Pay A Mechanic Who Tried To Fix My Car And Couldn’t?
This is a very arguable topic and a lot of discussion is trending online about whether or not to pay a mechanic who tried to fix your car but couldn’t. On one hand, you may feel like they didn’t do their job properly and are charging you for nothing. On …
Read More »Is the Toyota Camry Better Than The Honda Accord?
It’s a tough choice, but in the end, Nigerians seem to prefer the Toyota Camry. According to a survey by the Times of India, 47% of Nigerians surveyed said that they preferred the Toyota Camry over the Honda Accord. The Honda Accord came in at a close second with 44% …
Read More »What Classic Car Has The Most Available Parts?
When it comes to classic cars, there’s no question that they’re a favourite among some car lovers. In fact, classic cars are becoming more and more popular among young car owners today. However, one challenge remains as to where to find replacement parts for classic cars. This is because classic …
Read More »Why Should I Do A Full Oil Change Instead Of Just Topping It Off?
Few things are as infuriating as spending hours at the mechanic’s trying to fix a problem that could have been avoided had you just done a full oil change. Not only do full oil changes prevent future engine problems, but they also save you money in the long run. Here …
Read More »How To Prevent Your Car From Burning
The car is full of highly flammable materials and liquid and is merely controlled by engineering ingenuity. Car fires are unfortunately all too common, and the tragedy that often follows is nothing short of devastating. While there are many factors that can lead to a car fire, one of the …
Read More »Signs To Know When The Oil Level Is Too High
If you’re a driver, it’s important to check your car’s oil level regularly so you know when it needs to be changed. 99% of vehicles use dipsticks to do this, but there are a few cars that don’t use dipsticks at all and instead rely on a built-in oil sensor. …
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