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@WiLfY 🤔 Last guess from my end bro.

@shadow79

The guy with the Rav4 🤔 sorry cant get his name.

Wow congrats Gaurav bro and Team Carnity all the hard work has payed off finally. As we say in Uae Mabrook ya habibi.😘👍🍻

Car checks get as tricky as compared to a innocent person who has a very simple face and look but the mind is a devils workshop. Most of used car dealers keep the cars perfect from the exterior body line is clean and looks as good as new but the main things to check out is the engine and the wiring as I have come across some cars in uae with chassis being cut and welded from centre. That's 1/2 car body attachment. Also we see a lot of vehicles who's engine has been changed or even gear box so when you take this vehicle for passing the rta guys will ask you to go back to the showroom or service centre of the particular brand and get that verified and need a company stamp on documentation. I suggest it makes sense in paying 500dhs or whatever charges and get the vehicle checked before buying it. Cause once you have purchased it then you are forced to use it is the same way it is.

Hi guys after a lot of research and development @Eric Pereira found the solution to opening the lock. there is a locking system inside the panel which needs to be opened by drilling a hole. Used the drill bit which is used to drill hole in bumpers for parking sensors works just right as shown in the picture below. After doing that the lock was visible and we managed to open it. Incase you feel that the lock doesn't look good you can swap it with the below glove box lock as seen in the below pic.

Hi @Gaurav can I join you

Belated birthday wishes @Javier M Stay blessed always

This is a civic hood carbon fibre

@Gaurav this looks cool

Mine was a 2000 model lumina ss Bought it in 2011

Please Google for Dexol contact numbers and check with them every vehicle has a different price depends on what car you drive.

If you need to do a transmission Overhaul try Dexol in deira or any of their branches they are good at their work.

Wow that's scary especially the front towing cable snapped and could cause injury to people standing close to the vehicle and due to the slope the jeep went back in a haste and got out of steering control and turned turtle again.

@Dhav if it's a code for the ECU then replace that as first stage estimate instead of doing any repairs on transmission as per my experience

Congrats @Javier M You are a hardcore driver seen you on the last drive how you were enjoying the sand dunes. Well deserved promotion bro.

@Gaurav

Wow @Dhav that's a lot of work on the car. I suggest you take a estimate of repair cost to be done and then decide against the current value of the vehicle. You will understand if it's worth spending on it or it's good to sell it and buy another vehicle.