Diesel calibration

**x2pher** · October 2nd, 2003 01:33 AM

Greetings,

I'm quite new here and desperately need your professional advise on diesel stuff. my brother has a mitsu adventure that has a km reading of (115,000+) its 4 years old and was casa maintained all the way, just recently we were advised by mitsu motors for a diesel calibration, Im not that familiar on car maintenance and stuff and I was wondering if you guys can recommend a good shop that could diagnose,calibrate, and double check whats really going on with my bro's AUV. Just recently he was flagged by MAPSA anti smoking team cause of failing the emission test, he was really surprised cause of the fact that his AUV have undergone a 100,000k check up a couple of weeks before that testing. What could be wrong? do u think carbon cleaning could possibly fix the problem?

Need your assistance on this one guys.

Thanks in advance.

**mbjbdar** · October 2nd, 2003 02:12 AM

Hi there,

**mbjbdar** · October 2nd, 2003 02:26 AM

Hi there,
I had my diesel vehicle inspected at an emission testing center this morning, while waiting for my turn I saw a '97 Pajero being carbon cleaned. After the process, I talked to the owner of the Pajero and he told me that there was no improvement at all. He even told me that the whole thing was a set-up, the testing center also does carbon cleaning kasi. I was thinking of having it done to my car if ever it failed the emission test, buti na lang it passed.

**crawdaddy** · October 2nd, 2003 03:52 AM

check out Central Diesel Clinic along Quezon Ave corner the road of Capitol Medical Hostpital.

check out their short profile at http://www.4x4ph.com under the General Discussions forum > 4x4 Philippines Raffle Treat thread. their complete details are also posted there.

ok na ok sila!

**x2pher** · October 2nd, 2003 05:34 AM

Salamat mga bossing :D

**jackaroo** · October 2nd, 2003 08:38 AM

The adventure's nozzle tips may need cleaning and calibration only, have this checked first if the casa has not done it. Don't have the injection pump calibrated yet.

**Ungas** · October 2nd, 2003 12:19 PM

Or you could have it diagnosed by hanson from Denso Service Center, who's also a poster here in tsikot.

**junlao** · October 7th, 2003 12:23 AM

There's been a lot of experiences in these pages regarding biodiesel. This is by far the cheapest way to clean out your nozzles and address smoke belching. You don't even have to do a calibration since your AUV is relatively new. All you may need to replace is your fuel filter.
Call Judy de Leon for supply at 6350680 ext.236

**Bubbles** · October 7th, 2003 12:40 AM

Aba si Sir junlao nandito na

**krscla** · October 7th, 2003 11:28 AM

Originally posted by junlao
There's been a lot of experiences in these pages regarding biodiesel. This is by far the cheapest way to clean out your nozzles and address smoke belching. You don't even have to do a calibration since your AUV is relatively new. All you may need to replace is your fuel filter.
Call Judy de Leon for supply at 6350680 ext.236

junlao:

Mga ilang taon dapat ang sasakyan bago ipacalibrate?

:thanx: