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April 14th, 2014 05:13 PM #491hi mga sir. considering the crv 2.0 s for our next car purchase, hopefully this year. how does it fare compared to the ladder frame SUVs in terms of ride, fuel efficiency, drivability, toys, upscale feel, interior space, etc? we're also considering the fortuner 2.5 g/2.5 v and the montero sport glx/gls gas, while the chevy trailblazer is part of the wildcard choices. previous cars were lancer itlog and civic fd. thanks!
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April 16th, 2014 12:28 AM #492Well, it depends on your interest. If you're after comfort, CR-V is a better choice than ladder frame SUVs. CR-V rides like a car where as the ladder frame SUVs ride more like a truck. If you're after fuel efficiency, ladder frame SUVs might be better since they offer diesel engines. The good thing also about ladder frame SUVs now is that they offer standard GPS navigation (fortuner 2.5 V and MS GLS-V) and they have better audio units than those that have standard radio. Also, if you need space for 7, ladder frame SUVs have a 3rd row seating configuration. I have both the montero sport (ms) and fortuner and in my opinion, the fortuner is much easier to drive as it is lighter and more refined than the MS despite having less engine hp. The fortuner also has more legroom than the ms and is much more comfortable on highway/city driving. It would be best if you do a test drive of your chosen vehicles so you can make a good decision.
I also saw your previous vehicles were a lancer and a civic. If you're still used to how a car/sedan feels like and you don't mind spending more on gasoline fuel, pick the CR-V. For me, it's like driving a camry or accord but with a higher ground clearance and more space inside.
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April 26th, 2014 12:51 PM #493mga sir nde gumagana keyless entry ng gen 2.5 ko papalitan lang ba ng batt or kailangan papalitan sa casa? how much kaya? ty
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April 26th, 2014 02:31 PM #494
Buy battery at Ace Hardware or True Value and replace it yourself. It's easy, check online how to do it. Battery is probably CR2032, is common.
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April 26th, 2014 04:36 PM #496I want to ask you a favor about fog light indicator for my crv 2003. Because I need you to help here.
you know, I ever researched it and I searched "crv" from instagram I'm surprised to see the gauges for crv. Finally CRV has the light color of the green "fog light" indicator. I wish I want to see like that. It's very nice for night.
I don't have "fog light" indicator but I have fog switch switch. Where can I see? and How does my crv have it?
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May 4th, 2014 11:34 AM #497ask ko lang yung mga GEN2 owners, kailangan ko na kasi magpalit ng:
> clutch disc
> pressure plate
> release bearing
baka may idea kayo kung ano magandang replacement brand at magkano.
mas maganda po kung may marecommend kayo kung shop kung saan pwede bilin ito.
tia
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May 4th, 2014 01:57 PM #498
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May 7th, 2014 03:25 AM #499
napost ko dati mga nagastos ko dyan hindi ko na alam kung saang thread.
bali sa Fertes ako nakabili ng parts sa may roosevelt ave. tapos sa Fixstop ko pinakabit. 4 yrs na ata mula ng kinabit, ok pa naman yung clutch wala pang sira.
sa parts try mo tumawag sa Fertes at HRC banawe.
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May 7th, 2014 09:31 PM #500
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