Toyota Innova Owners & Discussions [continued 3]

[mokong22]

Share ko lang. Nag diy change atf ako sa innova. Malayo casa samin kaya yung mag1 multi atf na lang binili ko sa ace hardware. May toyota atf t-iv naman syang compatible sa label. 499 petot each. Sana di mag ka problem hehe.

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[treb23]

meron na po ba nagpapalit ng serpentine belt ng innova diesel dito nasa magkano po kaya ang price ng gnaun, nasa 74k km na po yun inoova namin posible po ba na ganitong mileage palitan na yun belt

Almost mag 80K na yung innova nung magpalit kami serpentine belt (BANDO 7PK1515). Maingay na kasi at may mga crack na din. Mga nasa P1,300 price nya, mas mahal ata pag oem at yung iba brand.

[dr. d]

meron na po ba nagpapalit ng serpentine belt ng innova diesel dito nasa magkano po kaya ang price ng gnaun, nasa 74k km na po yun inoova namin posible po ba na ganitong mileage palitan na yun belt

the recommended mileage to change the belt is in the manual, po.
but if you see cracks on the belt, change it at once, regardless of mileage. it may snap at any time.

[jovz]

Almost mag 80K na yung innova nung magpalit kami serpentine belt (BANDO 7PK1515). Maingay na kasi at may mga crack na din. Mga nasa P1,300 price nya, mas mahal ata pag oem at yung iba brand.

matibay din po ba sir yun bando, nag try po ako tumawag sa casa nasa 3k plus daw yun serpentine belt, yun gates po kaya na brand ok din po ba kaya

[jovz]

the recommended mileage to change the belt is in the manual, po.
but if you see cracks on the belt, change it at once, regardless of mileage. it may snap at any time.

sabi po ng mekaniko sir may maliliit lang na crack daw po

[miked]

sabi po ng mekaniko sir may maliliit lang na crack daw po

isabay mo na rin yung timing belt kung hindi pa ito napapalitan at kung malapit lapit na ng 6 years ito lalung lalo na kung more than 6 years na po.

bando, gates, dayco ang mga usual oem quality.

mahigit P5k din yung timing belt kit na nabibili sa labas ng casa. tapos mahigit P1k lang din naman sa serpentine belt. 7PK1515 ang belt specs nung serpentine belt ng diesel innova. 7 peaks na may habang 1,515 mm.

less than 1 hour lang kung papalitan ang timing belt at serpentine belt kung mahusay gumalaw yung mekaniko po ninyo.

[jovz]

isabay mo na rin yung timing belt kung hindi pa ito napapalitan at kung malapit lapit na ng 6 years ito lalung lalo na kung more than 6 years na po.

bando, gates, dayco ang mga usual oem quality.

mahigit P5k din yung timing belt kit na nabibili sa labas ng casa. tapos mahigit P1k lang din naman sa serpentine belt. 7PK1515 ang belt specs nung serpentine belt ng diesel innova. 7 peaks na may habang 1,515 mm.

less than 1 hour lang kung papalitan ang timing belt at serpentine belt kung mahusay gumalaw yung mekaniko po ninyo.

matibay din naman cguro sir kahit hindi oem yun ipalagay na serpentine belt,parang nakalagay po sa manual na 100k km yun pagpapalit po ng timing belt po

[miked]

matibay din naman cguro sir kahit hindi oem yun ipalagay na serpentine belt,parang nakalagay po sa manual na 100k km yun pagpapalit po ng timing belt po

yun nga...bando, gates, dayco halos ang aftermarket brands kako.

kung di ako nagkakamali e 150k ang palit sa mga bagong toyota diesels. pero kasali din jan ang age ng rubber. parang gulong din yan na kung inabot na ng 6 years kahit makapal pa ang treads e palit na.

[sirkosero]

yun nga...bando, gates, dayco halos ang aftermarket brands kako.

kung di ako nagkakamali e 150k ang palit sa mga bagong toyota diesels. pero kasali din jan ang age ng rubber. parang gulong din yan na kung inabot na ng 6 years kahit makapal pa ang treads e palit na.

Sa gulong madali malaman kung luma na based on manufacturing data.

Sa mga belts ba may manufacturing date?

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[miked]

Sa gulong madali malaman kung luma na based on manufacturing data.

Sa mga belts ba may manufacturing date?

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yes meron.

for Daycos (nakuha ko lang ito sa internet ha):

9 - 10 - 40- 97

9 = 2009 year
10 = tenth week of the year 2009
4 = fourth day of the week
97 = the position in the production mold

at kung hindi rin ako nagkakamali e mayron ako nakikita na manufacturing date sa kahon ng bando timing belt nun.

5 years daw usually ang shelf life ng mga timing belts (plus v-belts... maybe)

[Salamander13]

Went up to Baler via Pantabangan Rd. ang sarap ibato bato ni Innova sa curves. kayang kaya. haha!! Gas M/T

6 adults 2 kids. (ages 10 and 5)

[miked]

Went up to Baler via Pantabangan Rd. ang sarap ibato bato ni Innova sa curves. kayang kaya. haha!! Gas M/T

6 adults 2 kids. (ages 10 and 5)

meryenda pa nga yan.....kayang kaya talaga.

i managed to cram 11 adults & 1 kid inside a innova diesel....tapos yung mga side roads pa ng baguio ang dinadaan daanan ko nun.

[evincar]

patingin naman laman ng "emergency kit" niyo or toolbox
5yrs na auto namin pero ung free parin galing sa casa dala ko

[sirkosero]

patingin naman laman ng "emergency kit" niyo or toolbox
5yrs na auto namin pero ung free parin galing sa casa dala ko

For the most part, yan lang naman talaga kakailanganin mo.

Unless you do DIY maintenance on your ride.

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[dr. d]

patingin naman laman ng "emergency kit" niyo or toolbox
5yrs na auto namin pero ung free parin galing sa casa dala ko

emergency kit...? the one the car came with from the casa?
in all our cars, i immediately augmented this kit with:
a pair of flat blade and phillips head screwdrivers; the supplied double-duty 'driver they gave "wasn't so nice to use".
a box- or open-wrench "of the right size", for removing the rear light assembly, to make it easier to do.

in fairness, you can make do with what came with the car, but i wanted to do them easier and faster, hence the upgrade.

but we do have a more extensive set of tools in the home garage. one or two complete sets of wrenches... rachet... various pliers... higaan... two alligators... vice... electric drill...

[dr. d]

and a very long screwdriver, to adjust the headlight throw.

[oj88]

Modern cars don't break down as often as the cars I grew up with.... no carburetors to tweak, no distributor cap to adjust, and you don't have to clean out the spark plugs every week. You just make sure your vehicle is maintained properly, it has enough of all the engine/powertrain fluids, good battery, properly-inflated tires and you're pretty much good to go.

Like Dr. D, I also have a lot of tools at home that I use for different things but they stay in my shop, unless I plan to do field work, then I bring what I need with me.

The only thing I have beyond the OEM tools are a set of battery jumper cables. My vehicle being an A/T, there's no way to start the vehicle without power so when the time comes the battery dies out while I'm a long way from home, I can flag a taxi, connect the jumper to start my vehicle, and hand him a P50 (or P100 if I'm feeling generous) for his trouble.

Worse comes to worst, I can avail of the free towing from Petron (Privilege Card) or from my insurance.

Oh yes, I also have a 1st Aid kit in the glove box for a different type of emergency.

[ninjababez]

Oh yes, I also have a 1st Aid kit in the glove box for a different type of emergency.

yun first aid kit na binigay sa office, iniwan ko sa auto. ayun meron narin ako just incase ^_^

[dr. d]

Modern cars don't break down as often as the cars I grew up with.... no carburetors to tweak, no distributor cap to adjust, and you don't have to clean out the spark plugs every week. You just make sure your vehicle is maintained properly, it has enough of all the engine/powertrain fluids, good battery, properly-inflated tires and you're pretty much good to go.

Like Dr. D, I also have a lot of tools at home that I use for different things but they stay in my shop, unless I plan to do field work, then I bring what I need with me.

The only thing I have beyond the OEM tools are a set of battery jumper cables. My vehicle being an A/T, there's no way to start the vehicle without power so when the time comes the battery dies out while I'm a long way from home, I can flag a taxi, connect the jumper to start my vehicle, and hand him a P50 (or P100 if I'm feeling generous) for his trouble.

Worse comes to worst, I can avail of the free towing from Petron (Privilege Card) or from my insurance.

Oh yes, I also have a 1st Aid kit in the glove box for a different type of emergency.

oh yes! the jumper cables and a basic battery charger.
how could i have forgotten?
i also bought them when i bought my first AT. before that, we were "experts in push-starting".

[dieselpowah]

Yung nakikita sa ace hardward na powerbank na kaya jump start yung car. Totoo kaya yun? Have anyone here tried?

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