
Originally Posted by
JhunTrooper
How true?
This is how it goes, somewhere last year when I came to know the injector issue’s upon reading in this forum including the recall campaign done by Isuzu Philippines and found the copy of the letter from Isuzu, I send the letter to my wife and told her to print it and visit the Isuzu casa regarding the recall, in short the casa personnel took the details of our car noted that they will notify my wife once it is verified and if the car is still under the said recall. Months are passed and during my vacation last Feb 2012, a call from Isuzu casa to my wife informing that the injector replacement has been approved and we can bring the car anytime that week. Obviously I am happy but a little kind of worry also because there is no problem with the car, means the car is doing well. Anyway I said to myself, they will replace it for free and for a new injector, so I brought the car to the case. The SA told me the works will take half a day so it is up to me if I will wait in the waiting room or they will call me once it is finish, BTW the casa did not allow any customer in the service area.
Ok the car is finished they informed me, I drove the car back home and upon arrived home I open the hood and check if there is a sign that they really open the engine, I did not found much sign instead I found an old red sealant lying on the engine.
My question sir, are the casa are true in their claimed? I did not notice any significant changes in the performance of the car after the works, as I said earlier the car is doing well before the works. Now it is almost a year after the said replacement.
Any comments are very much welcome, TIA