- June 24, 2019
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Autopointe Quick Fit – We are a new generation Auto Care Centre based in Ojodu Berger/Ikeja Lagos State, Nigeria. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Marketing/Sales Representative (Automobile) Location: Lagos Job Purpose Serving customers by selling products and meeting customer needs. Job Duties Adjusting the content of sales presentations by studying our
Autopointe Quickfit vehicle diagnosing and technical centre is committed to providing clients the best service as regards modern car maintenance and repair equipment. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Workshop Manager Location: Lagos Job Summary Provide direct oversight and guidance on the workshop operations. Duties and Responsibilities Coordination of Branch Workshop
Few things will get a driver hotter under the collar than an air-conditioning system that’s full of hot air. When the system that you rely on to keep temperatures and humidity down and comfort levels up isn’t working properly, it’s time to turn to a professional to find out why, and to restore that cold
BLACK SMOKE If you’re going to have tailpipe smoke, black’s the color you want. It means that the air-to-fuel ratio is lower than it should be, a condition known as “running rich.” Your car’s definitely not healthy if it’s spewing black fumes, but the likelihood of a full, relatively affordable recovery is high. Here are
This is kind of a trick question, because the real answer is, "You should probably leave that to your mechanic." Shocks and struts aren’t like wiper blades–there’s no surefire way to determine when they’re spent. Accordingly, your first line of defense is taking your car in for an annual suspension inspection. Have a trusted technician
1. What is a shock? The shock is essentially what keeps the spring in check. Think about it: you go over a huge bump, the front springs compress to the max, and BOING! The entire front end of your car bounces skyward, taking the tires with it. Except that’s not what happens, right? Well, not