Isuzu provides diesel engines to our public utility passenger jeepneys. Crosswinds and Sportivos are the civilized version of it.So go figure.
Engine noise is unacceptable especially on long driving that you needed to play a Motorhead concert on its entertainment systems to compensate. You have to drive the likes of Sorento, Santa-fe or Fortuner which also have diesel engine to be able to check the difference.
Interior is cheaply made, that plastic door handle was removed when i closed the door of their display unit, and you bet quality would not pass by Topper ware standards.![]()
Almost anything on the market exceeds CD grade nowadays. Even the run-of-the-mill Shell Rimula X black they sell at Shell. SAE xxW-xx refers to viscosity. It is a separate rating apart from the grade. You don't have to mind the W part much as there is no winter in the Philippines. 30 or 40 is the usually accepted viscosity for local conditons.
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I use Rimula X on my Dmax. IMO, as long as you change your oil regularly, its okay not to invest on those high end (and take note expensive) oils. If they offer them discounted however, its always good to let your engine taste some class A oil. hehehe.
kelan ba maglalabas ng ALL NEW crosswind?
grabe na ang facelift sa current crosswind ah...pati pagdagdag ng mga electronic gadgets at rear cam e pinagmamalaki na sa ads...e accessories lang naman mga yan
maybe 2008, for me even with the current flatform but with a 4JH-1
engine option will do.
Diba sa India, Chevrolet ang badge ng mga Crosswind. Kelan kaya ilalabas ng GM Philippines iyon? hahahaha.
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I have the same predicament... it's hard to lash the seat down properly in the Crosswind. I'm going to try experimenting with jury-rigged lash lines to the front bench, but, other than that, I'm stumped as to how to keep it still.
At least on the Lynx, even without a LATCH system, the springy cushions will hold it in place after you've belted it in.
The Crosswind's second row belts are the bane of my existence (among the other banes in our Crosswind... :lol: ). We even once drove a few kilometers down the road with the buckle of one dragging on the tire. Took us a few minutes to figure out what that damn sound was...![]()
Last edited by niky; January 10th, 2007 at 03:52 PM.
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