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January 26th, 2011 11:53 AM #701
I feel for your pards and admire your coolness on how you are handling the issue - I agree at this stage to open up na with Diamond the issue of replacement. There's a guy on tsikot.com (you may want to research "Union Motor") who managed to get a replacement; it's a different case though... You may want to PM the guy; it is a tedious work but it a workable. All the best pards!
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January 26th, 2011 11:58 AM #702Sir mjal don't worry, if I may speak in behalf na rin po (sir TP ok lang ba?) people at the club take things constructively regardless of the feed back good or bad. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. This is what I've noticed lang po sa mga BOSBs, natural na matulungin yung mga members.
Like you, I read through the whole thread before I purchased my unit recently and so far no regrets. Minalas lang po kayo I guess but atleast your dealer is doing something about it and they'll provide you a service unit.
Just do keep us posted para if ever it happens again, god forbid, makakatulong din po sa iba yung mga posts niyo.
* S'LR777 - you're right below half na yung tank and medyo mataas talaga yung inclination when that happened. Thank you sir.
Maybe yung mga gurus can give additional info as to how to maintain our SCV's and EGR's to prevent premature wear and tear/replacement?
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January 26th, 2011 01:02 PM #703re: SCV
I read somewhere that since there is really no guarantee that diesel fuel here is clean enough for our rides, another suggestion to avoid SCV problem is early replacement of fuel filter? It somehow help to avoid the contaminants to get into SCV. I may be wrong though... tao lang po
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January 26th, 2011 01:56 PM #705
sir dboss, YGPM
oo bro, tama lahat ng sinabi mo, in fact maybe kung nakapag pa member agad sir mjal, baka mas lalo pa sana natin syang natulungan...
I think replacing the fuel filter earlier than usual will really help in the prevention, pero tingin ko the best way parin is to make sure your gas station is 1,000,000% reliable...
eto yung ilan guidelines ko for my truck its been said here by numerous owners and bosb's alike iconsolidate ko lang, I hope it can help you also
1. make sure walang malapit na any form of water resevoir kahit na simpleng sapa or patubig sa gas station..
2. wag magpapakarga while the tanker is filling the main tank of the station...But better is itanong mo muna sa gasboy kung ano na yung inilalagay baka mamaya kasi puno na yung tank nung diesel at gasoline na yung nialalagay, basta kapag nilalagay palang or near empty na yung main tank ng diesel proceed ka na sa next station..
3. Gas up only at active stations, yung marami lagi nagapakarga para siguradong hindi luma yung fuel...kasi nakaka accumulate yun ng moisture pag hindi nagagalaw.
4. if possible get some sort of a filter for the nozzle of the pump(stockings and alike) I've read this once nakalimutan ko lang kung sino nag sabi hehe...I'm pretty much positive this will be effective but I've done it only several times hehe...lagi kasing nagmamadali at nakakahiyan ko na hehe
5. Just in case mag magpapakarga kayo sa Shell gas station emphasize nyo lagi na V-POWER DIESEL at WAG V-POWER lang...kasi may nangyari ng ganyan sa isang BOSB, V-POWER lang sinabi kinargahan nga sya ng V-POWER pero high Octane gasoline naman ang kinarga,buti nalang patay engine hehe...naibaba agad ang tanke walang pang dose oras nailalabas sa casa hehe
HTHLast edited by locoroco777; January 26th, 2011 at 02:06 PM.
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January 26th, 2011 02:04 PM #706How about this filter funnel
http://www.proquip.com.au/ProductPag.../MrFunnel.html
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January 26th, 2011 02:08 PM #707
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January 26th, 2011 02:14 PM #708
To all, please help, if this is normal or a problem. lately i noticed some "pito/whistle or/ bell" (it was like a spinning bearing without lubrication screeching noise) sound coming out under the engine, it is more audible if the lister is positioned right next to the front wheel, the sound appeared the morning i started the vehicle which was used from the previous night through flooded streets here in davao. i went to casa to have it checked but they could not determined the problem but i think they just took my query for-granted and just made some unsound justifications that they have done some "computer analysis" and found that there is no problem?.
any inputs? anyone?
in addition, the vehicle is said to be schedule for a change in steering assembly when the parts arrived.
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January 26th, 2011 05:04 PM #709
It happened to our service car (ISUZU IPV) at the office before, same thing, the car passed through flooded street along Espana. After two days, the screeching noise came out of the car, specifically when the car is rested for long hours; the culprit is the bearing of the air-conditioning system. Our driver initially used WD40 to immediately correct the problem but our Admin decided to have the bearing replaced at Servitek in Balanga-Bataan.
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January 26th, 2011 06:42 PM #710
Mga Sir paabala lang...
Last edited by big_bonsai; January 26th, 2011 at 06:52 PM. Reason: may mali
see my pahabol statement above. i mean, i can go on vacation anytime. but my spouse has her...
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