KanuDave

My Rodeo began having problems starting a few months ago. Cranked over a long time before it would start then it would fluctuate and almost die right after. After digging into the problem on this site I decided to try to replace the Fuel pressure regulator valve. I called my handy local Isuzu dealer and they told me that part was discontinued, that I had to get the whole fuel rail. When I asked how much that was they said that part was discountinued also. Since I knew about the parts available through St. Charles Isuzu I called them and they got me the fuel pressure regulator, a PCV valve, a gas filter and got it all to my house in 3 days (with the 15% web discount and free shipping). I printed out the instructions found here to change these things along with the spark plugs and set to work. A couple hours later it was all back together and now starts like new again. I am no mechanic but the instructions given all were perfect even down to grinding down the 6mm allen wrench to get one of the back bolts. No way would I have attempted this without this site and I know that I saved a bunch of money in the process. So a big thank you to you guys who have made this site what it is. By the way I also changed my IMG's last year with instruction from here. 85k miles and looking forward to the next 85k.

amigo-2k

Excellant! Glad to hear that we can all help each other!

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FAQ 98-04 Isuzu Rodeo, Rodeo Sport, Amigo, Trooper
2000 Amigo, V6, HT winter, ST summer, 2wd

surferfletch

Glad to hear. This site has really become active in the last couple of years. Super positive vibe, too. Thanks to everyone who shares their problems and offers solutions!

marcre

This site (the other Isuzu ones as well) is a great resource. It has helped me out many times. I like AF in general. I sometimes go into the off-topic area as well as areas for cars I've had in the past.

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1999 Rodeo LS 3.2 4x4 SOLD, but not forgotten
My Rodeo

highlandlake

Yep, a good place to come when you need a confidence boost to tackle a new type of repair. You'll nearly always get someone who's been there and done that. Tom

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'65 Chevy Malibu SS
'06 Pontiac Vibe (a dead deer fits nicely in the back)
'04 Ford Escape
'57 Chevy 210 post sedan
'51 Ford F2 pickup
Recently gone but not forgotten - 68 Chevelle, '97 Rodeo V6 4WD.

directory

i always check here first when and issue come up...

hasn't failed me yet...

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99 passport 3.2L v6 DOHC auto-trans 4x4 modified IFS 10 bolt front/ dana 44 4.10 rear



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