Toyota Revo Owner's Club Details

**Chinchai** · March 25th, 2019 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

"no such thing."
if there were, car manufacturers would be swarming all over the gadget.

kunsabagay, you have a point boss. at ang mamahal ng fuel saving devices na nakita ko. meron nag offer 12k! nasanay kasi ako sa dati namin car-honda city '01. sobrang tipid sa gas, yn lang ang cute di kasya mga balloon deliveried namin kaya ang upgrade sa mas malaki. sacrifice lang konti sa gas

**GTi** · March 25th, 2019 11:19 AM

Originally Posted by Chinchai

kunsabagay, you have a point boss. at ang mamahal ng fuel saving devices na nakita ko. meron nag offer 12k! nasanay kasi ako sa dati namin car-honda city '01. sobrang tipid sa gas, yn lang ang cute di kasya mga balloon deliveried namin kaya ang upgrade sa mas malaki. sacrifice lang konti sa gas

I once drove a 1997 City for a couple of weeks. It got me around 9.5km/L city driving. Performance was also pretty good for a 1.3.

Ok naman yung Revo if you plan and maximize your trips. It has twice the passenger capacity, and probably also cargo capacity of the City, so somewhat patas lang naman even if it consumes twice as much.

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**Chi-SR** · March 26th, 2019 01:02 PM

Mga ka Revo hinigi lang ako opinion sa inyo, plano ko mag pa check ng pang ilalim since kasi nung ako na ang gumamit starting Nov 2015 never pa naipacheck ang mga pang ilalim chaka kaya naisip ko naipacheck dahil may "tog" sound sa right front kapag sagad ang manibela at coming from uneven surface.

plano ko ipacheck:
1. Shocks - Front and Rear
2. Tie Rod
3. Rack end
4. Ball joint
5. Upper and lower bushing

baka meron pa kayo pwede isuggest and usually ba magkano bayad pag nag pacheck ng mga ganyan? tanong ko na rin ang recommended brand for replacement just in case na kailangn mag palit and lastly baka may recommended shop kayo na pwedeng pag patignan (south area - San Pedro; Binan; Sta. Rosa; Muntinlupa)

Salamat ng marami

**dr. d** · March 26th, 2019 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by Chi-SR

Mga ka Revo hinigi lang ako opinion sa inyo, plano ko mag pa check ng pang ilalim since kasi nung ako na ang gumamit starting Nov 2015 never pa naipacheck ang mga pang ilalim chaka kaya naisip ko naipacheck dahil may "tog" sound sa right front kapag sagad ang manibela at coming from uneven surface.

plano ko ipacheck:
1. Shocks - Front and Rear
2. Tie Rod
3. Rack end
4. Ball joint
5. Upper and lower bushing

baka meron pa kayo pwede isuggest and usually ba magkano bayad pag nag pacheck ng mga ganyan? tanong ko na rin ang recommended brand for replacement just in case na kailangn mag palit and lastly baka may recommended shop kayo na pwedeng pag patignan (south area - San Pedro; Binan; Sta. Rosa; Muntinlupa)

Salamat ng marami

you pretty much covered it.
if there were other parts to be replaced, makikita yan pag nasa ilalim na ang taga-check.
oem is nice. but i have had good results on my non-revo car using 555 (serious! as in, sardinas).

**enzo6k** · March 27th, 2019 02:30 PM

may naka pagtry na ba magpalit ng steering coupling sa revo nyo? baka kasi yun ang cause ng konting play sa steering?

**Chi-SR** · March 27th, 2019 06:21 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

you pretty much covered it.
if there were other parts to be replaced, makikita yan pag nasa ilalim na ang taga-check.
oem is nice. but i have had good results on my non-revo car using 555 (serious! as in, sardinas).

Salamat sir, familiar ako sa brand also KYB

**TimVeer** · April 9th, 2019 01:49 PM

Hello all,

Just bought a 2004 Revo GLX 1.8 EFI. Nice little car only 56k km.

The radio is an Alpine CDM-7871R with am/fm/cd only

I am going to plug a DIN cable in the back and use my phone on AUX, but.... how do I get the radio out? It sits in the radio slot deep and I don't think it has the little "pins" to release it. No worries, if possible I'll pull the dash and as long as I can reach behind the radio I can plug the cable.

Before I start tearing the dash apart, anyone has suggestions which parts of the dash to take loose to get to the back of the radio?

Cheers

**GTi** · April 10th, 2019 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by TimVeer

Hello all,

Just bought a 2004 Revo GLX 1.8 EFI. Nice little car only 56k km.

The radio is an Alpine CDM-7871R with am/fm/cd only

I am going to plug a DIN cable in the back and use my phone on AUX, but.... how do I get the radio out? It sits in the radio slot deep and I don't think it has the little "pins" to release it. No worries, if possible I'll pull the dash and as long as I can reach behind the radio I can plug the cable.

Before I start tearing the dash apart, anyone has suggestions which parts of the dash to take loose to get to the back of the radio?

Cheers

There are no parts of the dash. The Revo dash is just one big piece. This is a pain because for everything beneath the dash that needs servicing, the whole thing has to be taken out. First the screws on the glove compartment, then the corners, and the middle, near the ashtray.

If I were you though, I'd rather replace the head unit altogether. Preferably one with bluetooth. Very good investment.

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