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April 23rd, 2009 08:49 AM #853
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April 23rd, 2009 09:22 AM #855thank you sir...
*boybakal the grille cost 7,500..
*hpon it's a rota rims 16x8 ..
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April 23rd, 2009 09:46 AM #857
tnx agen boyB
Questions agen to my fellow tsikoters...
1. bro, nasubukan nyo na ba ilusong sa BAHA yng navara nyo, how deep kaya nya? wla bng side effect after baha.
2. dba ma void warranty pag nag pa kabit ako ng alarm(clifford, viper, etc). or HU na kenwood, may nkita ako ng pakabit ng HU na kenwood dto ah....
3. san nkakabili ng mga steel plates para sa baba to protect the transmition from rocks, floods, i've red the article from 4x4 phils na mababa daw ground clearance ng navara.
4. sir pa post naman mga reliable shops for accessories and add ons sa navara.. TIA
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April 23rd, 2009 07:04 PM #858
Mga Sir, newbie lang ako sa forum na ito. Kakabili ko lang last March yung 4x2 Nav ko A/T. Kakatapos ko lang last week ng 1000 PMS. Pansin ko lang sa Nav ko na pag umaakyat ako ng slope gaya ng rampa at may kasunod ka na nag-stop tapos stop ka rin pero stay ka in D position, pag bitaw ko ng brake aatras siya kung di ko kaagad ma-rev or ma-hand brake. Ang tanong ko po ay normal ba yun? Kasi di yun safe kung may sumusunod sa iyo. Para tuloy manual na kailangan maghand brake at sabay release pagka-rev. Kasi yung sentra ko na A/T rin at the same rampa sinubukan ko para masatisfy ako sa katanungan ko, eh di siya umaatras. Dahil kaya sa bigat ng katawan yun ng Nav? At di ba delikado yun sa A/T ko kung medyo malayo layo ang inatras ko at D (drive) position? Tinanong ko kasi sa SA ng Nissan nung nagpa 1000 PMS ako at sabi tatawagan na lang ako at verify pa nila sa planta.
Thanks po in advance for any input that you may have.
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April 24th, 2009 06:17 PM #859
sa bigat yan sir. manual and automatic transmission behaves the same. the difference is that manual uses "linings" same as your brake while automatic uses hydraulic fluid. on a steep plane considering mabigat ang navara may tendency talaga na mag-slip unless you apply gas to raise the engine rpm. the more rpm, the stronger the automatic transmission.
you can visit "howstuff works" for further explanation.
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April 25th, 2009 02:31 PM #860
In addition to what ghost recon said, you should put the tranny on "1" or "2" in steep inclines. Having it in "D" is fine in most cases but when you're driving slowly,the car loaded or from 0 Kph while climbing a steeper slope, use the lower gears. Mararamdaman mo dapat kung hirap yung makina sa "D". A relative of mine burned his A/T because he kept using "D" in steep inclines. Fully loaded pa car nya.
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