All AUV Owners:

**Ungas** · May 29th, 2004 10:59 AM

Originally posted by Leon275
Pwede po mag join?

Aba! Welcome back, master Leon275! :D

**kimpOy** · May 29th, 2004 11:14 AM

aba nabuhay si parekoi!

**Leon275** · May 31st, 2004 12:36 PM

Hehehe ang tagal na nga noh? wala na ko sa sirkulasyon. Bakit kaya nagbabasa na naman ng board about diesel hmmmm............

**kimpOy** · June 1st, 2004 10:44 AM

hmmmm bakit kaya?
pare 4JX1 dapat ang i research mo o di kaya 4M40 na diesel engines
bagay na bagay sa iyo yan pre.

kelan tayo mag baby back ribs???

**giancute** · August 20th, 2004 06:05 PM

Mga Sir,

Sino po ba ang naka-REVO SR Automatic (1800CC GAS) d2 yung 2002 model? Tama lang po ba ang 5-6km/ltr na consumption? My dad owns one and he just wants to know if there's any way to reduce the fuel consumption... baka meron kayo alam na tweaks for this kind of vehicle. In good condition naman yung sasakyan tsaka ndi harurot pagmamaneho... any tip po is welcome... wag lang pilosopo :D

**revoGSX** · August 20th, 2004 08:18 PM

normal na po yan sa revo... mas malakas talaga sa gas ang automatic, plus add the heavy body of the revo with a 1.8 engine

**Yamada Jiro** · February 7th, 2005 07:09 PM

Pasali din ho sa AUV club thread niyo!

I own 2 AUVs.

The first is a 1998 Mitsubishi Adventure GLS

Everything is factory installed including the stereo (Fujitsu Ten cassette tuner).

Probably the only thing I added is the steering wheel cover (rosewood ang dating) and leather seat covers.

Malaki ang problema ko sa diesel engine ng Mitsubishi. Di masyado maganda ang performance, malakas ang kain (only 8-8.5km/liter) and malakas ang black smoke kung malakas ang tapak sa pedal.

My 2nd AUV is an 2005 Isuzu Crosswind XT (yung Sportivo look na)

Everything is also factory installed.

I love this AUV's performance! Malakas hatak ng engine kahit na 85HP lang sya. The fuel efficiency is better than the Adventure at over 10km/liter. But I wish I could have this improved further to near 11km/liter city driving.

Any suggestions?

**doy** · February 7th, 2005 08:23 PM

Sir, maintain tire pressure according to manufacturer's specs, shift to higher gear before reaching 2,000rpm, minimize use of aircon unless necessary, establish your itenerary, etc..

**Bogeyman** · February 7th, 2005 09:02 PM

A bit late in the day, but --

2004 Mitsubishi Adventure GLS Sport, 2.5L diesel
all stock except for: stepboards, window tint, seat covers, steering wheel cover, extra floor mats, window visors, backing sensors and spoiler with third brake lamp. Planning to have undermirror installed soon.

The Bogeymachine is proud to be part of the Mitsubishi Adventure Club (MAC).

**Yamada Jiro** · February 8th, 2005 09:54 AM

Originally Posted by doy

Sir, maintain tire pressure according to manufacturer's specs, shift to higher gear before reaching 2,000rpm, minimize use of aircon unless necessary, establish your itenerary, etc..

Sir doy, thanks for the suggestion. Maintained naman ang tire pressure according to the manual. I minimize the use of aircon also, lamigin kasi...

Doesn't shifting to a higher gear before reaching 2000 rpm give you the underpowered feeling? Also, di ba parang mahihirapan ang engine ng konti kung hindi close to 3000 rpm ang shifting?