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Vehicle Diagnosis

A warning light is not a part name. Describe what the car is doing and we will help you name the part before you spend. Installation of accessories is done at the shops.

What we look at

  • Fault codes and live data, not just the light on the dash.
  • The part the code points at, checked against the way the car is behaving.
  • A plain list of what to replace now, and what can wait.

Call the nearest shop and describe the symptom: heat-soak after Lagos traffic, a rough idle, a grind under braking. Say what you hear and when it happens. If an accessory needs fitting, the counter will tell you whether that shop can do it the same day.

Nigerian mechanic diagnosing an engine in an open workshop
Step 1

Tell us the symptom

Make, model, year, and what the car is doing. A photo of the dash light helps.

Step 2

We narrow the part

At Lekki, Ikota or Victoria Island we match the symptom and the car to something on the shelf, or to a part we will source.

Step 3

You buy what fits

You get a naira price first. Accessories can be installed at the shop; hard parts can leave with you.