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Factory Isuzu rear swaybar disco's?

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Factory Isuzu rear swaybar disco's?

Post by Westoztroopa »

Been emailing a guy in NZ who has a 92 swb Bighorn (Jackaroo) similar to mine. He says it was sent over with a factory rear swaybar disconnect which works via a remote air operated piston. Has anyone else heard of this? I'm going to try and look into it further...
Will probably still just ditch the rear swaybar though... :twisted:

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Post by KIWI »

Heres a pic of my factory disco.

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Post by Westoztroopa »

Good on ya Dave. So does it work by air or electronic activation?

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Post by DAZZ »

Looks like some sort of hose comming out of it....
Would need a air compressor to operate it if its air operated?????
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Dave???
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Post by KIWI »

Sorry it took so long, trucks been getting inspected for the last few days. Never seen and air compressor, so think it is a hydro set up.
Pulling it out this morning to see if I can find out a bit more.
If not, I've got an english version of the factory manual arriving in a few days, which might have a little more info.
If I find any numbers etc on it I'll let you know.

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Post by DAZZ »

Wouldn't mind a factory workshop manual for the Frontera. I wonder how much they are from GMH????
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Post by KIWI »

Any idea what the Frontera is called overseas? I'd never heard of it until on this forum.
The manual I am getting is NZ$49
If you can get me any info I'll call the guys I'm getting mine from if you like

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Post by DAZZ »

Isuzu Rodeo in the States
Isuzu MU in Japan (I think)
Vauxhaul\Opel\Holden Frontera.
Honda Passport in the States.

This is about all I think, Any info would be great, Thanx!!!
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Post by Westoztroopa »

Isn't the Frontera called a wizard in NZ?


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Post by DAZZ »

I thought they were a Frontera, but Wizard sounds right now you've said it.....
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Post by KIWI »

Thought it was a Wizard or Mu.
The Mu (Amigo in US) is a SWB 3 door wagon (shorter/smaller than Jackaroo) and the Wizard is a similar size to a Toyota Surf/4 Runner.
I've got the guts looking up both anyway.
It is just the english version of the owners manual you find in the glove box, not a workshop manual (available also).
Will let you know details when I get them.

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Post by KIWI »

User manual for Mu and Wizard available NZ$49.
Let me know if you want one or try these guys http://www.techbooks.co.nz (go to bottom of page, click on handbooks for imports)
The Wizard manual may need to be ordered in-not stocked.

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