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2.8ltr Isuzu oil change

Tech talk for GMH/Isuzu and Great Wall owners

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2.8ltr Isuzu oil change

Post by mortaygo »

I just did my first oil change on my 2002 Rodeo, the book said I needed 6.5ltrs of oil with a filter, which I put in, I am starting to think the book is a misprint, oil was almost doulbe what it should be on the dip stick.. I let a liter out and it is still way up on the dip stick, any thoughts people?

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Post by snowyyy »

My 4jb1 which is the 2.8 turbo diesel takes 5.5 litres
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Post by MARKx4 »

my 4jb1-t takes 4ltrs. Best advice is start at 4ltrs and top as you need as you can see they used multiple sized sumps on this engine.

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Post by Rodeo98 »

Most 4jb1-t dont like it if you fill them right to full either...
there is a picture of this under the bonnet of some
i filled mine to full and the oil came out the pressure side of the intake :-( made a bit of a mess
now i fill it to about 10mm below the full dot
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thank you

Post by mortaygo »

thanks for those that replied, I will keep an eye on how much I am putting in to get an "almost full" reading on the dipstick

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