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CBC students help hospital - Mid Columbia Tri City Herald December 08, 2009

Students in Columbia Basin College's autobody program modified a 1991 Isuzu Rodeo so patients who have had strokes or other illnesses or traumas that affect and more »

Isuzu D-Max Ute Review & Road Test - CarAdvice (blog) December 17, 2009

Isuzu D-Max Ute Review & Road Test Isuzu D-Max Ute Review & Road TestBefore we begin, it's worth noting that the D-Max had been here all along, as the Holden Rodeo. After the agreement between Holden and Isuzu finished,

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Rugged showroom for the D-Max

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s tourists flock to experience the beautiful beaches and the Hollywood-elegant hotel structures, the Isuzu 4x4 Land shyly lies at the foothills of a mountain, 135 kms from Central World in Bangkok. In the 4x4 Land, 16 stations are the rugged showrooms demonstrating the performance of the Isuzu D-Max on varied terrain &ndash.  But that story finds its most endearing ambience in a place called the Isuzu 4x4 Land, an eight-hectare property that sprawls along an idyllic part of Thailand. 4 million times, since it was launched in the Bangkok Motor Show in 2002. (Since the D-Max was launched in 2002, it has sold about 1. MANILA, Philippines -- The D-Max has a story that&rsquo.

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Where can I shine my 1999 Isuzu rodeo car wheels?

I have a 1999 Isuzu rodeo jeep that I need to shine the tire wheels. I have tried using a spray paint but it began peeling off soon. where can I go and have them shine it once more?
(asked by ashan_t on February 11, 9980)

A: the actual tires?

did you really try spray painting them?
what are you thinking

first degrease the tires
with westlyes bleach white

then apply a tire shine to them
theyre like 5 bucks at walmart.. (answered by I KNOW THINGS on February 11, 7277)

A: what kind of rims are they ?? are they chrome or just the regular alloy color ?? is the clear coating worn off ?? these questions and more need to be known to help you better :] (answered by not 2 B fooled on February 11, 1804)

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SUV OWNERS :: '97 Isuzu Rodeo :: Lift Kit? Paintjob? Wheels? Roof Rack? Offer your 2¢ on what you'd suggest!?

Hi guys & gals! Leon, my red 1997 Isuzu Rodeo is an all stock, love of my life! The engine runs marvelously, and aside from some bumper rust he still looks like he was pulled out of the lot a few years ago!

So, after spending the last few months addicted to the forum at planetisuzoo.com I figured it was time to start asking around for peoples opinions on what I'd like done on my rodeo.

I'm 17, and have no knowledge of cars, but I learn quickly and I've read a lot of the things I hope to do on my rodeo can be done in your garage!

1) Lift Kit :: A lot of SUV owners (specifically a lot of Isuzu's) get Lift's done on the their vehicles. I'm interested in getting a lift because right now I feel like I ride much lower than I'd like. Obviously there must be a better reason for why so many people get lift kits, so I was wondering what benefit having the vehicle lifted anywhere from 2"-4" would offer? Also approximately what the cost would be if I went to my gas station mechanic and they order & install it (also how long it may take). I personally am considering maybe a 2" lift.

2) Paintjob :: It can easily be argued an 11yo car whose value is below 2grand should never get a paintjob, but in my case it is drastically needed. My dad purchased my Rodeo in 1998, and it was listed as "factory rebuilt." By the papers, the truck was never involved in any accident, yet Leon has two shades of red. On the passenger side of the vehicle, from the front door back, is a duller less shiny/glossy red paint. On the drivers side, the rear door and back is the same less glossy red. The front end of the car is a full toned shiny red, and the roof and back door are again the less glossy red. When the vehicle was purchased, this was not visible, but over time it has begun to show, and I worry poor Leon will eventually be considered as just any old Isuzu, TRASH!
So, I saw Maaco was offering their Ambassador Paint Service for $249, instead of the usual $500! What a deal! So I figure since the entire car will be painted, then it's a good deal! Only problem is, why is it so cheap? And whether or not I choose Maaco, I know I will be getting a paintjob in the near future, and I was wondering what body color looks best on 1st gen Rodeo's?

3) Wheels :: Lots of PlantIsuzoo users, after getting a lift kit, go off and get huge 35's! Though I think that may too big for me, if I get a 2 inch lift what rim & wheel size should I be looking into? Also, what sort of things should I consider when looking at wheels in general? Right now I just do simple rode driving, but I hope to one day hit a few steep mountainous/snowy roads around the Rockies! What sort of wheels are good for streets, and are capable of handling snowy/rocky trails up steep grades? Lastly, what is a great deal price for tires? What is the average or expected price? What would be considered too much for wheels?

4) Roof Rack :: Another item I want just for looks, but I truly feel a roof rack would add great storage capability and a nice look to my Rodeo. I'm interested in one that can hold 2 or 4 fog lights, and I'd like one positioned about the same place that picture 1 shows. Also, are there roof racks that can snap off their feet, so if I enter a low clearance garage I can always just snap the rack off and stick it in the trunk? What would be the low, medium, and high price for roof racks?

Really I'm hoping for comments and ideas from anybody, whether isuzu owner or not. I'll pick best answer by how much I learn, and how much gets answered from all that I asked. I know I will still have questions, but this should help me narrow down those questions to a few simple ones.

Thanks for reading, and I can't wait to read your responses!
STURDY
WINNER (aka Cenya)
(asked by STURDY WINNER on December 04, 2009)

A: If you do not know what the benefit of a lift kit is then why do you want one? Never heard of a gas station installing lift kits either,as that is usually reserved for a spring shop or a 4x4 shop. By the way is "leon" 4x4? If not then a lift kit is kinda pointless unless you want to cruse through the super market parking lot sitting 2" higher.
As far as the maaco paint job, you get what you pay for. On something like an old rodeo,I would go with a driveway,rattlecan job.
You will not be able to tell a difference on road or off road in your wheels as far as ride goes. As far as application, its like apples and oranges. Steel wheels are preferred for offroad because if you scratch/bend them up, they are easily repaired or cheaply replaced.Onroad,go for whatever looks good to you.
As far as tires. I dont know what kind of axles your rodeo has but, I would not go over a 31" tire in fear of breaking an axle. Although you could probably get away with 33's if you keep it on the pavement.
Roof rack. Good place for extra grocery's or soccer equipment, since that is what your rodeo was designed for.

Seriously, if your truck is not 4x4 sell it and get something that is. (answered by BigTruck on December 04, 2009)

A: I think if you really like the vehicle then fix it up. I have a vehicle that is 18 years old and people keep telling me to get rid of it and get something newer, and guess what I did, I threw a new paint job on it, had the tranny rebuilt, and fixed the A/C. Still driving it 5 years after they made that comment. Getting rid of this car would be like getting rid of a best friend in my opinion. (answered by billy on December 04, 2009)

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2000 Isuzu Rodeo. My steering wheel is just turning and turning and then wheels don't turn. Help please!?

Earlier today, my steering wheel made a few popping sounds and it felt kinda loose and then a few minutes later, its like attached to nothing. It just turns and turns and the wheels are not moving. What can this possibly be and what can I do to fix it. I am stuck at a gas station. Fortunately they have internet here, can you guys help!

Thanks.
(asked by myturn on July 29, 2006)

A: The steering ujoint most likly broke. Its a few hundred bucks to get it replaced. Check it to see if it came apart under the hood near the firewall.

If you have airbags or steering wheel switches dont just keep turning it as it will break the clockspring in the steering shaft. Even more expensive. (answered by ThisJustin on July 29, 2006)

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