@Wa-Meat, (Surprised?),

Some years back,i had a D$ Premio.Didn't last 2 months.Th effing thing would cut off in the middle of a cruise and knock of kila kitu,including the steering pump.....I tried many "pros",including TK.They couldn't solve the problem.Parted with it when i realised it was going to kill me......Along the way,i heard many stories about the D4 engine(true or false).I said never!

[quote=Njung'e]@Wa-Meat, (Surprised?),

Some years back,i had a D$ Premio.Didn't last 2 months.Th effing thing would cut off in the middle of a cruise and knock of kila kitu,including the steering pump.....I tried many "pros",including TK.They couldn't solve the problem.Parted with it when i realised it was going to kill me......Along the way,i heard many stories about the D4 engine(true or false).I said never![/quote]

Boss what did you expect fueling at those offsite stations huko mashinani? and getting mwangi the class three dropout who turned village mechanic to buy for you spark plugs from Muranga........ ABK!:-d :-d :-d :-d :-d :-d :-d :-d

[quote=groupielove]From my own observation, and from what I hear from my mechanics, It is really hard to maintain a D4/GDI engine. Fuel economy is ok with these vehicles but develop engine problems quite fast and that is the beginning of road nightmares. I haven't had any experience with D4 but with a GDI (which use the same technology) and I can confortable say they are bure kabisa. [/quote]

Your conclusion defeats logic. It sounds like: "I haven't tasted honey and I can confidently say that it is very bitter!!!"

I have also used a Toyota D4 for 3 years now.good engine,economical on fuel and no major problems to date.but just as the others are saying, always watch out for the simple things like,aircleaner,regular service and make sure it never gets low on the coolant..

[quote=groupielove][quote=mukiha][quote=groupielove]From my own observation, and from what I hear from my mechanics, It is really hard to maintain a D4/GDI engine. Fuel economy is ok with these vehicles but develop engine problems quite fast and that is the beginning of road nightmares. I haven't had any experience with D4 but with a GDI (which use the same technology) and I can confortable say they are bure kabisa. [/quote]

Your conclusion defeats logic. It sounds like: "I haven't tasted honey and I can confidently say that it is very bitter!!!"[/quote]
How about putting it this way... I have never tasted KCC but I have tasted Ilara (which is also milk) and I can confidently say Maziwa ni bure kabisa. Hope you get the logic[/quote]

@groupielove had won.
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