Isuzu Crosswind Owners Thread [continued]

**Benzmizer** · January 10th, 2011 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by lucent

sir benz and the gurus - have you heard about ECU reset? is it really effective?

Question is, WHAT FOR?

**homergp** · January 11th, 2011 03:17 AM

I have a 2010 XUV Limited Edition AT, wala sya foglamps. How much kaya pa-install sa CASA? I'm very near Isuzu Alabang. Hindi ba mavovoid ang warranty if you install foglamps c/o casa?

**lucent** · January 11th, 2011 08:36 AM

Originally Posted by Benzmizer

Question is, WHAT FOR?

Hi Sir Benz - I just saw this thread. Curious lang po.

"ANYTIME you make a modification to your car -- intake, exhaust, etc. -- that modifies the performance you should reset your ECU. The ECU will calculate air to fuel ratios etc. and, if you have ever done some of these installs, you'll notice that your car will idle poorly as a result."

**Benzmizer** · January 11th, 2011 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by homergp

I have a 2010 XUV Limited Edition AT, wala sya foglamps. How much kaya pa-install sa CASA? I'm very near Isuzu Alabang. Hindi ba mavovoid ang warranty if you install foglamps c/o casa?

Nope IF you are to use OEM foglamps used as standard for the Sportivo and it would be an authorized ISUZU dealer who would install them.

Originally Posted by lucent

Hi Sir Benz - I just saw this thread. Curious lang po.

"ANYTIME you make a modification to your car -- intake, exhaust, etc. -- that modifies the performance you should reset your ECU. The ECU will calculate air to fuel ratios etc. and, if you have ever done some of these installs, you'll notice that your car will idle poorly as a result."

Hmmm, makes sense but I would not vouch to confirm this is necessary. From my knowledge, the ECM (common terminology) automatically calibrates and need not have to be "reset".

**lucent** · January 11th, 2011 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by Benzmizer

Nope IF you are to use OEM foglamps used as standard for the Sportivo and it would be an authorized ISUZU dealer who would install them.

Hmmm, makes sense but I would not vouch to confirm this is necessary. From my knowledge, the ECM (common terminology) automatically calibrates and need not have to be "reset".

OK po. Noted with thanks Sir.

**doo** · January 11th, 2011 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by Fargin

tsktsk yan din worry ko. sa gas station lang kse nagpachange oil dad ko eh. ano ba negative effects kapag sobra ang oil na nilagay? tsaka tama ba yung oil filter na nilagay (VIC-507)?

it should be VIC-207 for manual with turbo, you can also use the purolator brand found on Ace hardware.

**tata_ismael** · January 11th, 2011 09:55 PM

Here I am again guys..

Tanong lang ako if possible ba na palitan ng steering wheel ng trooper yung sportivo ko? Malaking trabaho kaya ito or simple modification lang? Ganda kase ng sa trooper eh..

Magkakano kaya ganito sa surplasan?

Thanks again!

**Benzmizer** · January 11th, 2011 11:18 PM

Originally Posted by tata_ismael

Here I am again guys..

Tanong lang ako if possible ba na palitan ng steering wheel ng trooper yung sportivo ko? Malaking trabaho kaya ito or simple modification lang? Ganda kase ng sa trooper eh..

Pwede. Plug and play. I have some friends who were able to source a black version of the Trooper's steering wheel somewhere (please don't ask me where, i don't know) even with an airbag hornpad (of course, non working when installed to their Crosswinds)