Toyota Innova Owners & Discussions [continued 3]

[oj88]

I just don't think it is, every component has it's purpose for functioning besides the location is not visible that could be consider as ornament, but it might be.

Just need more inputs.

Thanks for taking time responding my query mate.

My response is based on the premise that you're asking about the engine cover on the 2nd Gen Innova. So yes, my answer stands. That engine cover generally serves to hide the nitty-gritty (read: ugly) parts of the engine.... mostly for cosmetic purposes.

It's also for marketing. It's a chance for manufacturers to plaster their brand logo or engine technology inside the engine bay.

But in all seriousness, the cover may also serve in varying degrees of "real" purpose, depending on the specific vehicle. Some are designed to protect the more intricate parts of the engine... like sensors, wire harnessing, etc. from being inadvertently touched by a non-technician or as protection from water intrusion. Others serve a more obvious purpose, like incorporating the whole intake ducting with the cover.

On the older Diesel Innova, the cover doesn't really cover anything of value or parts that you might call fragile. It's just for Toyota to put on their logo and "D4D" and make it more presentable.

[eagath]

bro you can compare the innova and the fortuner,

the fortuner is so much quieter than the innova in traffic. though the vibration is almost the same.

the sound insulation needs to be improved on the innova.

thanks for the input brod...
does it mean i have your blessing to have the cover install? lol

so far i have only this mod to lessen the noise w/o so much alteration under the hood.

[eagath]

My response is based on the premise that you're asking about the engine cover on the 2nd Gen Innova. So yes, my answer stands. That engine cover generally serves to hide the nitty-gritty (read: ugly) parts of the engine.... mostly for cosmetic purposes.

It's also for marketing. It's a chance for manufacturers to plaster their brand logo or engine technology inside the engine bay.

But in all seriousness, the cover may also serve in varying degrees of "real" purpose, depending on the specific vehicle. Some are designed to protect the more intricate parts of the engine... like sensors, wire harnessing, etc. from being inadvertently touched by a non-technician or as protection from water intrusion. Others serve a more obvious purpose, like incorporating the whole intake ducting with the cover.

On the older Diesel Innova, the cover doesn't really cover anything of value or parts that you might call fragile. It's just for Toyota to put on their logo and "D4D" and make it more presentable.

This could make more sense brod in this assertion.
Anyway assessment consider and noted. thanks mate

[oj88]

If you're hell bent on reducing NVH on your Innova, spend a bunch on deadening materials. Cover the firewall, the floors, doors, roof, and whatnot.

That engine cover (again, specifically on the 2.8 Innova) won't make much of a difference as far as engine noise is concerned.

[eagath]

If you're hell bent on reducing NVH on your Innova, spend a bunch on deadening materials. Cover the firewall, the floors, doors, roof, and whatnot.

That engine cover (again, specifically on the 2.8 Innova) won't make much of a difference as far as engine noise is concerned.

I consider it brod, but not at this early stage of its life. I dont wanna pull some trims & components just to do so. Anyway thanks.

[johann123]

I consider it brod, but not at this early stage of its life. I dont wanna pull some trims & components just to do so. Anyway thanks.

Bili ka na sir hehehehehe. Aesthetically wise go for it hehe.

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[eagath]

Bili ka na sir hehehehehe. Aesthetically wise go for it hehe.

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if the budget permits, i'll have to get it...
thank you.

[eagath]

DOES the mudguard for the INNOVA's necessary now a days?

What's your take experienced owner's !

TIA.

[oj88]

DOES the mudguard for the INNOVA's necessary now a days?

What's your take experienced owner's !

TIA.

Necessary? No.

Does it provide certain benefits? Yes.

If you have stock wheels and tires, you won't miss much without mud flaps. But if you're using wider tires or they're protruding/extended beyond the body or your vehicle is lifted, mud flaps can prevent dirt from being flung to other vehicles.

[LOLZ]

Baka makatulong sa mga gen 1 owners tong service manual:
Http://manualespurdy.cisdigital.com/...m/service.html
Kaso 2.7 engine variant lang ang covered although baka pedeng i cross reference nalang ung ibang engine variants sa Hiace service manual:
GSIC - Global Service Information Center

[eagath]

Necessary? No.

Does it provide certain benefits? Yes.

If you have stock wheels and tires, you won't miss much without mud flaps. But if you're using wider tires or they're protruding/extended beyond the body or your vehicle is lifted, mud flaps can prevent dirt from being flung to other vehicles.

Nice one mate, thanks

Planning to have it into my unit, although it's still stock wheels & tires looks to me that it's incomplete without one.

[StockEngine]

DOES the mudguard for the INNOVA's necessary now a days?

What's your take experienced owner's !

TIA.

Is your car muddy coz of the tires?

[eagath]

Is your car muddy coz of the tires?

Not really, tires & wheels are still stock. I just feel to have it as a protection for any unexpected debris & muds that comes along the way.

[oj88]

Nice one mate, thanks

Planning to have it into my unit, although it's still stock wheels & tires looks to me that it's incomplete without one.

It's personal preference then.

Do note that certain trims of the 1st gen Innova can only accommodate rear mud flaps. These trims usually would have a factory side skirt installed, preventing the installation of mud flaps in the front.

I don't know if this has changed.

[eagath]

It's personal preference then.

Do note that certain trims of the 1st gen Innova can only accommodate rear mud flaps. These trims usually would have a factory side skirt installed, preventing the installation of mud flaps in the front.

I don't know if this has changed.

Noted! Still to be verified as well if an after market will suit the dress up touring sports body.

[oj88]

Noted! Still to be verified as well if an after market will suit the dress up touring sports body.

Last I checked, naught.

It's even more of a challenge to find one now, seeing that the 1st gen has been phased out in the PH since 2016.

Do tell if you happen to find one.

[LOLZ]

Baka makatulong sa mga gen 1 owners tong service manual:
Http://manualespurdy.cisdigital.com/...1/pgm/top.html
Kaso 2.7 engine variant lang ang covered although baka pedeng i cross reference nalang ung ibang engine variants sa Hiace service manual:
GSIC - Global Service Information Center

edit reason mali ung link

[oj88]

Nauna na change oil. Next up, change PSF, ATF, and rear diff gear oil.

[Mountain_Trail]

Good day, anyone here who encountered OBD code P00D8 with their unit?
P00D8 code shows that "Turbocharger/Supercharger Bypass Valve B Temperature Too High."
What could be the cause and is there any DIY fix for this?

My unit is 2015 Innova G diesel A/T, 90K odo.
I ignored the check engine light for months because there was no noticeable change in performance or any abnormal sound from the engine bay. My bad.

[oj88]

Good day, anyone here who encountered OBD code P00D8 with their unit?
P00D8 code shows that "Turbocharger/Supercharger Bypass Valve B Temperature Too High."
What could be the cause and is there any DIY fix for this?

My unit is 2015 Innova G diesel A/T, 90K odo.
I ignored the check engine light for months because there was no noticeable change in performance or any abnormal sound from the engine bay. My bad.

Try to clear the DTC first and see if it comes back. If it doesn't, it may just have been a transient/temporary event.

If the DTC pops up again, then there must surely be something wrong. It may be as simple us a stuck bypass valve.