Isuzu Crosswind XUV/XUVi Owners

**TholitzReloaded** · October 7th, 2009 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by Benzmizer

Oo nga e. Medyo toxic.

So as I read thru the other threads... mukhang tuloy-tuloy na yang "transformation" ng XUVi mo to a Sportivo ha? Hehehe! Keep us updated on that.... syempre, with pics, pics and MORE PICS!

Hehehe, Oo, pero unti unti lang, mahirap biglain malaking gastos din..

I'll post the pics pagmedyo significant na ung changes sa Crosswind ko, sa ngayon kasi mirrors palang napalitan..

**scout** · October 8th, 2009 03:56 PM

Good day!

Im newbie her ask ko lang mga sir's kung ano po kaya yung naririnig kung"lagutok" ('toook".... noise that i can hear while im turning my 'manibela' espicially kung kakabig ako pakaliwa at pakanan?) once in while lang naman ito tumotunog at minsan medyo basa ang kalsada. second question po, My 'manibela' ay hindi na ganun ka centro sa gulong.(pa adjust kulang po ba? at how much it will cost me?)

More power to all of you.......

**scout** · October 8th, 2009 04:09 PM

sir's...

one more thing, ilang LITERS ba ng motor oil ang nilalagay sa engine ng 4ja1 turbo? Last wednesday kasi galing ako nang casa dito sa my fairview nag pa change oil ako ng XUV ko, 6 liters yung pinalagay na motor oil.

( i think 4.5 liters lang diba po?) At pag tanngal po ba ng FUEL FILTER ay 'iniikot'(by hand or by tools?) lang pa counter clockwise, then salpakan kulang ng new filter? Walanaman ba akong gagalawin sa 2 mallit na host dun? SORRY sa pagkaignorance ko po sa mga ganito ha!!

Gusto ko po kasi matutunan mga ito para less hassle na sa time pag punta ng casa at para makasave narin.

pasencya na po ulit kayo!!!

**nitrox** · October 8th, 2009 04:34 PM

Our previous XUV also took in about 6L every oil change. For oil filter changes, most of the time I see mechanics use a 'tool' more often during its removal than installation. If you really want to save, you can just bring it to any gasoline/service station. Buy the oil & filters from an auto supply and just pay for the labor costs.

**scout** · October 8th, 2009 04:41 PM

Originally Posted by nitrox

Our previous XUV also took in about 6L every oil change. For oil filter changes, most of the time I see mechanics use a 'tool' more often during its removal than installation. If you really want to save, you can just bring it to any gasoline/service station. Buy the oil & filters from an auto supply and just pay for the labor costs.

*nitrox

I maen FUEL FILTER po? not the oil filter. thanks sa reply also!

**ArarroM37** · October 10th, 2009 05:07 PM

Hi Guys...tanong lang, puede ba pakabitan ng turbo ang 2002 xuvi m/t? bibilis po ba ito and san magandang magpakabit ng HID at fog lamps?

salamat ng marami...

**scout** · October 11th, 2009 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by scout

Good day!

Im newbie her ask ko lang mga sir's kung ano po kaya yung naririnig kung"lagutok" ('toook".... noise that i can hear while im turning my 'manibela' espicially kung kakabig ako pakaliwa at pakanan?) once in while lang naman ito tumotunog at minsan medyo basa ang kalsada. second question po, My 'manibela' ay hindi na ganun ka centro sa gulong.(pa adjust kulang po ba? at how much it will cost me?)

More power to all of you.......

follow up lang po?! sorry double up post, hehehe...

**Gerbo** · October 11th, 2009 07:16 PM

Have your Crosswind's CV joints examined. Then get a wheel alignment done.

**scout** · October 11th, 2009 07:57 PM

*gerbo

sir sa wheel alignment ba included nayung pag addjust ng stering wheel? thanks po sa reply nyo. (how much kaya?)

**Gerbo** · October 11th, 2009 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by scout

*gerbo

sir sa wheel alignment ba included nayung pag addjust ng stering wheel? thanks po sa reply nyo. (how much kaya?)

Do you mean if center-aligned? Yes. Cost? Less than 500 bucks in most tire and wheel shops.

Pa-tingnan mo muna CV joints mo. Sayang wheel alignment kon kailangan palitan.