Pajero Owners Club

**oliver1013** · November 18th, 2008 09:16 PM

Pwede ba sumali kahit stock na stock lang paj ko...

**daxcapP95** · November 19th, 2008 06:05 AM

Originally Posted by oliver1013

Pwede ba sumali kahit stock na stock lang paj ko...

Yes sir! All Pajeros are more than welcome. My Pajero is all stock too.

We promote and encourage use and care of your ride at the Pajero Club and not just modifications.

**downshifter** · November 19th, 2008 11:47 PM

how can we register sa pajero club website?

**downshifter** · November 19th, 2008 11:53 PM

looking for pajero fog lamps and master central door lock...san makakabili from south area?

thanks

**daxcapP95** · November 21st, 2008 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by downshifter

how can we register sa pajero club website?

yes you can but you will be in validating status. meaning you will only have very limited access to the site. you can view the "How to Join" thread from there. you will just have to take note of the dates of the Pajero Club meets and show up. its as easy as that.

the web site is only our means of communicating and staying in touch with our members. we are more of a physical community rather than a web community kasi.

thank you.

**jeffer425** · December 2nd, 2008 05:36 PM

Hi,

Just a new member here in tsikot. Can you please enlighten me coz we're planning to buy a Pajero local unit either 95, 96 or 97 model. Which is better and how much is the ideal price of each unit?

Thanks and God bless!

**daxcapP95** · December 3rd, 2008 10:05 AM

Age and mileage would be a 1st consideration. Only slight differences in tech between 95 to 97.

Maintenance habits of the previous owner is consideration. Tells you the real condition of the car. We have a member who replaces all fluids religiously every year. He hasn't overhauled the engine or calibrated the injector, no need. His Pajero performs the same as as it did when it rolled out the assembly line.

Watch out for the tell tail signs of engine probs like too much smoke from the exhaust, smoke coming out of the valve cover breather and dip stick. Usually means its due for an overhaul.

If your an OC person. Look for the interior details and accessories that are suppose to come with the unit. For example, the tools in the tool compartment at the rear door and the emergency lamp. You'll have a hard time finding replacements for that.

These are basic. Hope this helps.

**jeffer425** · December 3rd, 2008 10:44 AM

Originally Posted by daxcapP95

Age and mileage would be a 1st consideration. Only slight differences in tech between 95 to 97.

Maintenance habits of the previous owner is consideration. Tells you the real condition of the car. We have a member who replaces all fluids religiously every year. He hasn't overhauled the engine or calibrated the injector, no need. His Pajero performs the same as as it did when it rolled out the assembly line.

Watch out for the tell tail signs of engine probs like too much smoke from the exhaust, smoke coming out of the valve cover breather and dip stick. Usually means its due for an overhaul.

If your an OC person. Look for the interior details and accessories that are suppose to come with the unit. For example, the tools in the tool compartment at the rear door and the emergency lamp. You'll have a hard time finding replacements for that.

These are basic. Hope this helps.

Thank you sir for the shared infos. I really appreciated it. God bless..

**kihmari** · December 4th, 2008 11:18 AM

[SIZE=2]puede ba sumali kahit na taga upper laguna ako?

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**daxcapP95** · December 4th, 2008 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by kihmari

[SIZE=2]puede ba sumali kahit na taga upper laguna ako?

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All that we really require is that you come to the activities of the Pajero Club Ph. We even have members from Cavite.

Please check you web from time to time to be informed on our activities. We usually have 2 meetings every month.

Thank you.