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Thanks Wayne Without a reply i re-read the manual, took a deep breath and dived in. Was pretty much as you described. except i had to remove the inlet manifold as well. Couldn't get the fuel supply and return pipework free from the thermostat housing pipework. Had the injectors serviced and boy does ...

Quick question for the group. Have a 97 3.2 Jackaroo and are removing the injectors to have them seviced while i do the timing belt and fix a rocker cover oil leak. Have got the fuel rail exposed, ready to remove it and get to the injectors. Anybody got any tips on how to remove the rail from the ...

Ado

this is a current topic in the isuzu DYI section on the 4x4australia forum.
http://forum.australia4wd.com/index.php?showtopic=93
One of the guys over there has posted instructions on how to do it.

Cheers
Beeno

Daz

There was a thread back in march about cv's. PM giantracing . he seems to be able to source cv's at very reasonable prices.

Cheers

Beeno

PS i have no affiliation with him, just hate to give my money to Holden when they don't have a clue and don't care.

Hi has anyone modified there 3.1td jack to get better fuel consumption, im getting between 12L to 16L per hundred You get how many litres per 100K? I've got a 3.2 V6 Jack. Think yourself lucky that you own a diesel. I'm getting about 15/100 on the highway! If only somebody would steal or crash into ...

Sudso I've got a 97 3.2 V6 jackaroo and it's exactly the same. Feels like a slug until the revs hit 3000 and then it goes like a shower of shite. When 4WDing i just use low range alot and keep an eye on the taco to keep it in the power band. I suppose your rodeo is the 3.5? Had any problem with your ...

toby wrote:beeno,

have tried a few times to email you but messages keep bouncing back, can i get your email add to post photos,

toby

PM Sent with address.

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just another thing i thought about if you are going to do a body lift you may want to do it before the sliders/steps because if you do the sliders first youd have to modify them so they will look right Good point. Didn't think of that. Ah well looks like i'll have to get that body lift sooner ...

Geezzz It's been awfully quite around here lately. Am i the only one around here that takes my jackaroo off road and needs to protect the sills? Comon guys and gals help me out here. i have cash burning a hole in my pocket and want some new steps while the missus thinks its still a good idea and ...

muduppig wrote:2 inch body lift in order

Its on the shopping list

Gota have the steps thought, minister for war, finance and home affairs is short and wouln't be able to climb in (not to mention the kids as well)

Hi all Took the Jack up into the Brindies over the Easter break and gave it a good workout. Unfortunately i managed to bend the paper thin aluminium excuses for side steps that are fitted to it. The steps did their job and protected the stills but now i'm looking for a more solid proposition. Does ...

I'm considering a duel fuel conversion to my 97 3.2L V6 Jackaroo. The hight cost of fuel in Canberra and surrounds has finally made me get off my butt and investigate it after 6 months of thinking about it. Was wondering if anybody else had done it or had an opinion on it's viability/reliability The ...

Bagsy As promised the whole thread is below. But it looks like you have got the info anyway. Cheers Ben > -----Original Message----- > From: Pete > Posted At: Monday, 24 May 2004 13:17 > Posted To: 4wd > Conversation: LPG > Subject: LPG > > Thanks all for your replies. Paul has had the same problem ...

Bagsy There is a tread on this on works BB. I'll have a look and post the details. In short it has something to do with the differential pressure across the mixer that gets screwed up when the vehicle is fitted with a snorkel. I check but from menory the fix is to plumb a hose from the mixer port ...

Hi all Has anybody been able to source the hub nut "special tool"? I finally tracked a correct one down, here in Oz and in the states. The guy here looked up the price and it was $135, and he agreed i would be better off ording it online. Before i rush out and order one has anyobe found one locally ...

Thanks wayne or the brand tip. I was looking at running mobil 1 but will have a look for the shell product. Agree with your comments about keeping the upper viscosity as close to the spec as possible. The lower viscosity is the cols temp spec while the upper on is the hot spec. ie when cold the oil ...

Noel Oops. forgot the really important stuff. The Beast is a 97 LWB 3.2 L V6 Jackaroo. Its pretty much standard except for the Bull bar, driving lights and sidesteps. Tthinking of adding a small lift and possibly LPG if i can get it at the right price and the right sort of tank. The jack was bloody ...

Hi all Recently moved to Canberra from West Oz and now the weather is getting cold was wondering what grade /brands oil people are running? I have had a look through the owners manual and it recommends 20W/50 or 15W/40 for prolonged use in snow areas in the engine and for the transmission/transfer ...