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    #681
    Quote Originally Posted by noygelo View Post
    is it possible to install the spare tire at the back of an XTI or XT to make it look sportier? price wise, i will prefer an XTI over the XUV and Sportivo...too pricey for what they can offer.
    Possible BUT you would need to install a "stiffener" inside the backdoor panel. This is to avoid your backdoor from being deformed everytime you close the backdoor. (mainly on the added force coming from the sparetire and sparetire holder)

    I learned about this when i can to visit the talyer of my friend. They were repairing an XUV that was hit from the rear. The owner (of the XUV) didn't have insurance so opted to have the rear door fixed instead of replaced. I learned then that the rear door of the sporty models of Crosswind (XTRM, XUV and Sportivo) were different to that of the non sporty ones (XL, XT and XTi) The rear door had holes as provision for the sparetire carrier and had a built-in stiffener in the area where the sparetire carrier was mounted.

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    #682
    this morning we got accessories for our crosswind sa evang...

    roofrack (aerorack)
    stepboard (shark)
    window visors
    chrome taillight garnish
    chrome door handles

    total - 10.5k mura na ba? hindi ba mukhang ricey? inalok din kami nung chrome garnish sa back plate lights pero kulang na budget...

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    #683
    Quote Originally Posted by Fargin View Post
    this morning we got accessories for our crosswind sa evang...

    roofrack (aerorack)
    stepboard (shark)
    window visors
    chrome taillight garnish
    chrome door handles

    total - 10.5k mura na ba? hindi ba mukhang ricey? inalok din kami nung chrome garnish sa back plate lights pero kulang na budget...
    Ricey? I guess that depends who you're asking. But that is not what's important. People may object to one's taste in sprucing up his vehicle (Crosswind in your case) but if that makes you happy, WHO CARES, right?

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    #684
    Quote Originally Posted by Fargin View Post
    this morning we got accessories for our crosswind sa evang...

    roofrack (aerorack)
    stepboard (shark)
    window visors
    chrome taillight garnish
    chrome door handles

    total - 10.5k mura na ba? hindi ba mukhang ricey? inalok din kami nung chrome garnish sa back plate lights pero kulang na budget...
    Evangelista ba yun? Saang banda ata ano pangalan ng tindahan..
    TIA

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    #685
    *Fargin

    I'm interested din sa store na binilihan mo sa Evangelista, sa tingin ko mura na ung pagkakuha mo.. please post kung san anong pangalan ng store and kung kanino ka bumili mismo.

    Thanks.

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    #686
    Quote Originally Posted by Fargin View Post
    this morning we got accessories for our crosswind sa evang...

    roofrack (aerorack) - 5k
    stepboard (shark) - 6k
    window visors - 2.5k
    chrome taillight garnish - 1.5k
    chrome door handles - 1.5

    total - 10.5k mura na ba?
    The ones in blue font color are my perceived market price as I know it. It totals [SIZE="3"]P16.5k[/SIZE]. Ergo, you surely got them really cheap! Congratulations!

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    #687
    Here was the result of my canvassing for this accessories.

    roofrack (aerorack) - 6.7k (Carry Boy)
    stepboard (shark) - 5.7k (Carry Boy)
    window visors - 2.3k (Carryboy - Silver) 2.8k (Carryboy Black), 1.5k (EGR)
    chrome taillight garnish - 1.6k Isuzu Manila
    chrome door handles - 1k somebody from sulit.

    *fargin sobrang mura talga nakuha mo

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    #688
    mga sir! plano po namin kumuha ng 2nd hand, na crosswind xuvi, ano po kaya ang mga dapat ko icheck. salamat po mga sir. dapat po kc innova, sabi ng ate ko muka daw po pang matanda, ang crosswind mataas at macho dating.

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    #689
    dito namin nakuha yung mga accessories

    autogard/titanium car accessories
    tel no. 886-4177 look for Jo. if coming from edsa, nasa left side sha kanto mismo. sorry di ko nakuha exact address nasa tatay ko kase resibo eh ehehe. tell her kami yung black xti crosswind na nagpa-install kahapon.

    you can also try this one, hindi naman sila nagkakalayo ng price..
    masterwheels car accessories
    tel no. 844-7690 look for Leng. if coming from edsa, nasa right side naman sha kanto rin.

    actually dapat 10k lang sha, last minute add lang yung chrome door handles, natawaran namin from p600 to p500 ehehheh.

    HTH. Thanks!

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    *Fargin,

    Thanks for sharing.. pasyalan ko ung mga stores na nabanggit mo.

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    #691
    Quote Originally Posted by ra_supremo View Post
    mga sir! plano po namin kumuha ng 2nd hand, na crosswind xuvi, ano po kaya ang mga dapat ko icheck. salamat po mga sir. dapat po kc innova, [SIZE="4"]sabi ng ate ko muka daw po pang matanda[/SIZE], ang crosswind mataas at macho dating.
    Hehehe! You got a [SIZE="4"]C-O-O-L[/SIZE] Ate...

    Seriously, just like any other 2nd hand diesel vehicle one wants to buy. Of course, having complete service records would be plus for this would give you an idea how well the current owner took care of his Crosswind. Likewise, this would be your reference of what was already replaced and when.

    If you are a non-tech guy (like me), best you bring a TRUSTED technician to check the vehicle for you. he would be competent to give you a clear idea if the car is worth buying or not.

    Good luck bro!

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    #692
    thanks sir sa advice, ganun n lng po gagawin ko magdadala na lang ako ng mekaniko. tama po kayo cool ang ate ko.

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    #693
    Tama un, then if ever makuha mo na ung unit make sure na macheck ulit ng mekaniko, para malaman mo kung ano na pa ang mga dapat ng palitan like break pads etc.

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    #694
    Whichever unit you finally get, just make sure that the 1st few stuff in the list would be the SAFETY-RELATED checks: Brakes, clutch (if MT), fluids, tires, engine.

    Objective is to bring it back to "000" state. You would not want to put you and your loved ones' life on a vehicle that is ???, right?

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    #695
    Guys, anyone tried to mix kerosene with diesel? A certain Mr. JV give me a tip how to reduce black smoke. He told me he always put 1 liter of kerosine for his full tank of diesel. He noticed that I requested from car wash shop to cleaned my car's tambutyo (Crosswind XT 2004). It took 4 times of flushed water (I installed a water pipe that can be open and lock near the exhaust pipe) to removed sticky black carbon from exhaust pipe down to muffler. I'm doing this once every 2 weeks. Kung hinde maitim yun usok lalo na sa umaga.

    He said, it helps to reduce black smoke. He shown me his car manual (MB100 diesel van) about it. Actual it says there that 30% of your gas should be kerosine but thats for countries with cold weather. He told me also that some of FX (diesel type) with megal mall route are using it. I hesitate to follow 'coz I'm worried it might damaga engine's part. Any comment or inputs? Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boxout View Post
    Guys, anyone tried to mix kerosene with diesel? A certain Mr. JV give me a tip how to reduce black smoke. He told me he always put 1 liter of kerosine for his full tank of diesel. He noticed that I requested from car wash shop to cleaned my car's tambutyo (Crosswind XT 2004). It took 4 times of flushed water (I installed a water pipe that can be open and lock near the exhaust pipe) to removed sticky black carbon from exhaust pipe down to muffler. I'm doing this once every 2 weeks. Kung hinde maitim yun usok lalo na sa umaga.

    He said, it helps to reduce black smoke. He shown me his car manual (MB100 diesel van) about it. Actual it says there that 30% of your gas should be kerosine but thats for countries with cold weather. He told me also that some of FX (diesel type) with megal mall route are using it. I hesitate to follow 'coz I'm worried it might damaga engine's part. Any comment or inputs? Thanks.
    It is possible (and is said to reduce black smoke emission) BUT I do not recommend it.

    Why?

    Kerosene mixed with diesel fuel would make the viscosity of the latter. This would definitely affect the properties (composition) of diesel fuel -- including it's lubricating properties -- ergo, may have negative effects on the performance of the injectors and nozzle.

    Short of saying, this may cause problem with your engine ---- in the long run.

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    #697
    Running a kerosene/diesel mix would certainly void any vehicle warranty. Should engine damage occur, and the dealer finds it related to kerosene, you will pay the full cost.

    Why use kerosene? Diesel more plentiful and lower cost.

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    #698
    Quote Originally Posted by rademamj View Post
    Running a kerosene/diesel mix would certainly void any vehicle warranty. Should engine damage occur, and the dealer finds it related to kerosene, you will pay the full cost.

    Why use kerosene? Diesel more plentiful and lower cost.
    Well, as he reasoned out, it was intended to allegedly reduce black smoke. Yes, I agree that it would definitely void the warranty but as he mentioned too, his Crosswind already ran 100,000 kilometers --- past warranty period na rin.

    Still, read and think about my previous post. More than the warranty, it's the possible effects on the engine I am worried.

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    #699
    So how to reduce or elimenate the black smoke?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmags View Post
    So how to reduce or eliminate the black smoke?
    Well, regular change oil, proper adjustments and regular cleaning of the muffler would.

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