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    #761
    Quote Originally Posted by carlmags View Post
    Mukang nag holiday din ang thread ng hilux....

    Mga ka hilux, medyo mainit daw sa mata ng mga carnapers and hilux natin, any preventive measure tips para medyo ma minimize natin ang risk please. Thanks in advance.

    up natin to mga kafatid

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    #762
    mga bro, mahirap ba talaga i maintain yung neatness ng black na hilux.... wala ako mahanap na lithium or silky gold na stock... sino may kakilalang agent taga cagayan de oro.. baka may stock sila
    hilux G 4x2 mt silky gold or lithium po.....

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    #763
    Quote Originally Posted by jickjam View Post
    mga bro, mahirap ba talaga i maintain yung neatness ng black na hilux.... wala ako mahanap na lithium or silky gold na stock... sino may kakilalang agent taga cagayan de oro.. baka may stock sila
    hilux G 4x2 mt silky gold or lithium po.....

    mahirap talaga. halatang halata ang alikabok. kaso nga lang kanya kanyang preference kasi yan.

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    #764
    Hello guys, I would like to introduce our high performance filter for Hilux. Made in Italy. Very limited stocks. Thank you!


    http://www.bmcairfilters.com/ThumbGe...alse&width=400

    Why replace your original air filter with a BMC air filter?

    Long life: can be cleaned and reused, no replacement needed;
    Wider filtering surface;
    Maximum air permeability;
    Greater retention and screening;
    Better "Pressure Drop" ratio;
    International test approval;

    BMC filtering element HIGHEST QUALITY

    The BMC air filter is composed of a metallic mesh containing an oiled multilayer cotton filtration material. This guarantees a high level of filtering efficiency and a limited loss of air pressure. The oil used gives the material its “sticky” adhesive characteristic which aids in the retention of air impurities without compromising or blocking air flow penetration. This also creates a continuous filtering process. The cotton filtrating element is contained within an external support frame which interfaces with the air-box and allows it to be securely installed. Every stage of the production process, from design to manufacturing, is carried out in Italy by Italian engineers and uses the finest quality materials.

    BMC filter BETTER THAN OEM FILTERS

    OEM paper filters present an elevated resistance to the passage of air and consequently a reduction in engine performance. The BMC air filter permits a notably higher air flow passage, producing less than half the Pressure Drop (the difference between the air pressure before and after the filter element) when compared to paper filters. The engine protection efficiency of the filter is ensured; thanks to the combination of the different oiled layers, containment of all impurities down to 7 microns is guaranteed whereas paper filters generally require total filtration of particles of 10 microns. Therefore BMC air filters allow more air into the engine in comparison to paper filters while providing better protection. In addition traditional paper filters must be replaced regularly during routine maintenance whereas the BMC air filter is reusable and has a general lifespan equal to that of the vehicle.
    BMC filter ecological economical ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMICAL
    BMC air filters are made of cotton, a natural material which can be reused several times. The air filter can be washed with a special detergent then re-oiled, thereby saving the cost of changing the air filter each time the vehicle is serviced and thus reducing environmental waste.
    BMC Severely tested RIGOROUS TESTING

    BMC operates in a number of areas: automotive, racing, aerospace, nautical and industrial, and according to the specific regulations and requirements of each sector. Consequently, BMC air filter testing is rigorous and thorough thereby ensuring a higher quality in respect to paper, foam and plastic materials. The technical solutions used by BMC are derived from the results of a continuous and intense programme of laboratory testing. BMC carries out filtration tests in accordance with the international standards for filtering (ISO 5011). BMC Air Filters have a 98.5% filtering efficiency in respect to this standard.

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    #765
    Sir ask ko lang all new hilux lalabas na ba talaga this year and meron ba sa dito sa bansa at the end of the year?

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    #766
    can anyone help me where to buy Aeroklas utility box (XL 220 liters capacity) may supplier ba nito sa Davao?
    got my hilux 4x2 G VNT..... and I'm impressed with its FC at 16km/L (highway)

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    #767
    Toyota Australia engineers to lead chassis tuning for next-generation HiLux

    7 September 2011
    By RON HAMMERTON
    TOYOTA Australia will have a bigger say in the development of the next-generation Toyota HiLux light truck due in about 2014, with local engineers being nominated to head the chassis tuning for the Asia-Pacific region.

    The input from the Melbourne-based Toyota Technical Centre will ensure that advanced safety features such as electronic stability control (ESC) will be a certainty across range next time around, helping the top-selling Toyota match new arrivals on the market such as the all-new Ford Ranger, Mazda BT-50 and Volkswagen Amarok.

    The Japanese chief engineer for the eighth-generation HiLux recently visited Australia on a fact-finding mission, touring remote mines, farms and other places where HiLux has been a favourite in the harshest conditions for more than 40 years.

    Said Toyota Australia senior executive director of sales and marketing David Buttner: “We took him all over the place and showed him as much as we could about HiLux in this market.”

    Australia is one of Toyota’s most successful hunting grounds for HiLux, consuming about 10 per cent of global production in 2010, and about 700,000 units in total since the first generation was launched 43 years ago.

    This success has been a major factor in driving Toyota to number one among automotive brands in this country – a fact not lost on head office planners in Nagoya.

    Left: Toyota Australia corporate manager, product planning division Greg Gardner.

    This year, HiLux is Toyota’s biggest-selling model in Australia, topping the sales charts outright in Queensland, Western Australia and Northern Territory.

    The next vehicle is in the early stages of development, with the current model destined to hold the fort at least three more years.

    Launched in 2005, the existing model has just been given a mid-life facelift, with fresh face, revised model line-up that includes seven more diesel variants and improved value.

    But with all-new rivals on the launch pad from Ford, Mazda, Holden and Isuzu and a rising threat from a raft of Chinese manufacturers, including Great Wall, Foton and ZX Auto, Toyota dealers will be looking forward to a total make-over of the HiLux to re-set the benchmark in Toyota’s favour, as the current model did six years ago.

    Toyota Australia’s bid to have more input in the development of the next model would have been done no harm by the local input into the new-generation Yaris, with Toyota Australia engineers spending up to 18 months working alongside their head office counterparts in Japan to fine-tune the new model that is due to arrive Down Under in the final quarter of this year.

    Toyota Australia corporate manager, product planning division Greg Gardner told GoAuto at this week’s launch of the facelifted HiLux that Aussie input into Yaris had paid big dividends, with the Australian engineers heading off issues that could have ended up affecting sales here.

    He said one of the changes concerned the new electric power-assisted steering, with the Australian engineers coming down in favour of European steering box for the Australian model instead of a Japanese unit.

    The issue was picked up in testing at the Japanese proving ground, and solved relatively easily at that early stage by upgrading to the European version for just $80 a unit.

    Mr Gardner revealed that the Toyota Technical Centre, in suburban Notting Hill in Melbourne’s east, had been nominated to head up the chassis tuning for next-gen HiLux utes destined for the Asia-Pacific region – a first in HiLux development.

    This role is expected to include ride and handling tuning, along with the integration of ESC and other new-age chassis aids across all models for the first time in HiLux.

    Currently, ESC has been developed only for models with the largest, 17-inch wheels, meaning the flagship SR5 and mid-range SR Double Cab variants fitted with an optional $1500 safety pack.

    Clearly, Toyota Australia executives would prefer to have ESC available across the range, and they made it clear this week that they would be pushing for it in the next generation – a position they will now be more easily able to influence with the input of Toyota technical Centre.

    Although he would not comment directly in the future of HiLux, Mr Buttner said: “We are totally committed to improving the active and passive safety of every vehicle we bring to market.”

    The facelifted HiLux, which was given its media launch in Townsville this week, gets some suspension revisions, mainly focusing on noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) improvements via new bushes, rather than ride and handling enhancement.

    However, Mr Gardner said the 4x2 HiLux shock absorbers had been revised to achieve a flatter, more stable and more comfortable ride, especially over rough roads.

    Another area that Australia will be hoping to influence is towing capacity. Although 4x4 HiLuxs now have a 2500kg braked towing capacity, this still falls short of the 3000kg offered by a couple of rivals.

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    #768
    Mga Bro... I'm planning to get a Hilux in tne next 2 weeks. Ask ko lang kumusta performance ng 2.5 na naka VNT? Balak ko talaga is 3.0G only because it's 4x4. Malaki ba difference sa non-VNT ng previous models? Thanks..

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    #769
    Quote Originally Posted by hy-n-dry View Post
    Mga Bro... I'm planning to get a Hilux in tne next 2 weeks. Ask ko lang kumusta performance ng 2.5 na naka VNT? Balak ko talaga is 3.0G only because it's 4x4. Malaki ba difference sa non-VNT ng previous models? Thanks..
    sent you a PM sir.

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    #770
    I'm planning to get a hilux next month, anyone can give advice regarding the following items whether I should get it from Toyota, or if there is a recommended supplier that is of same quality but cheaper:

    - Factory fit leather interior (seats and sidings)
    - Bed liner

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    #771
    ^ PM sent sir cooljack :D

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    #772
    After nearly six years of good service....my 2007 hilux's A/C compressor magneto broke down. Replacement part was P4500...plus labor and refrigerant P2500. But that labor included full cleaning of the evaporator (they dismantled the dash board). Work started around 8am and ended 11:30am.

    Sabi ng A/C technician, common sira daw ng Denso yan sa Hilux at Innova.

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    #773
    good day sirs 6 days na hilux namin! >_< ibang iba talaga power compare sa isuzu sportivo namin ang tulin!!! in the past 3 days test drive ko sya, ngayun comportable na ko sa lapad niya and sa brakes ang lambot koting apak lang didikit na drawback lang ang tagtag di makapag lipstick si ma sa byihahe di tulad sa sportivo ^_^
    question lang di na b'break in ni pa, normal driving na agad ok lang kaya yun?
    thankz

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    #774
    Hi guys. New ako d2 kaya cnxya na kung mali ang post ko. Tanong lang kung saan o sino ang makakatulong sa akin to get a copy of the USERS Manual
    para sa 2011 Hilux 2.5L 4x2 E. Nakuha ko to 2nd hand na. Wala ng kasamang Manual. Thanks a lot in advance.

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    #775
    Basta iba ibahin mo lang ang rpm mo or gear. Wag magstay sa iisang gear ng matagal. Normal lang, minsan biritin mo rin.

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    #776
    So' Ok lang na, normal driving na
    birit wag muna b'baby pa kasi
    Na kargahan ko na kanina ng 12 pcs na 5galon na mineral nawala ang tagtag! Mas ok pla pag me karga
    Ask ko narin magkano kaya bedliner? Sa kasa? And pagpa chage oil? Malapit na mag 1k sa odo
    Dalhin na namin sa sn pablo nextweek!

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    #777
    Quote Originally Posted by eddzee View Post
    Hi guys. New ako d2 kaya cnxya na kung mali ang post ko. Tanong lang kung saan o sino ang makakatulong sa akin to get a copy of the USERS Manual
    para sa 2011 Hilux 2.5L 4x2 E. Nakuha ko to 2nd hand na. Wala ng kasamang Manual. Thanks a lot in advance.
    not really owner's manual but a service manual.
    http://************.sx/*******/65295...Service_Manual

    the link i want can not be posted for some reason.

    try the "************" and search for "hilux" a ******* with a compressed file that came from toyota gsic before, a free service from toyota,

    so this is not a pirated file.
    Last edited by MrQ5; May 9th, 2013 at 09:32 AM.

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    #778
    cno may alam kung saan maganda mag pakabit ng rear camera for hilux? preferably yong may camera na compatible sa stock LCD.

    meron na ba d2 naka pag try i-invert yong 1 o 2 leaf spring sa likod para mabawasan ang tag-tag? nakabawas ba ng tagtag?

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    #779
    Quote Originally Posted by Phoenix67 View Post
    After nearly six years of good service....my 2007 hilux's A/C compressor magneto broke down. Replacement part was P4500...plus labor and refrigerant P2500. But that labor included full cleaning of the evaporator (they dismantled the dash board). Work started around 8am and ended 11:30am.

    Sabi ng A/C technician, common sira daw ng Denso yan sa Hilux at Innova.

    yes, common yan sir. hindi reliable aircon ng denso

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    #780
    sir may I ask what is the average mileage for the A/C compressor magneto to fail?

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