You remove the hood, connect a fuel pressure gage onto the fuel rail, then drive it with visibility of the fuel pressure gage. If the pressure falls under 22 lbs., you need a fuel pump, and I'd advise you to get a Bosch on E-Bay. Normally they're $300+, but I got 2 on EBay for less than $100! Good Luck!
DID YOU TRY CHANGING OUT THE BATTERIES ON THE REMOTE??
Try removing one of the battery cables for about thirty seconds. That usually does the trick on any vehicle. If the issue still persists though, the check engine light will come on again. Try disconecting the negative battery cable.
White An blue wire from ecm will ground causing alt to not charge just cut w/b wire going to alt harness it will solve your problem
Hey There: If you are looking for replacement panels,,,for your Isuzu truck(Trooper),,you will first want to start,,,at your local Isuzu dealer,,,see if he can help you ,,order the panels,,,you need,,,provided ,,they are still available,,,next i would check out,,,all the car restoration magazines,,,such as hemmings,,,see if there is a business in there,,,that supplies new panels,,,for your truck,,,if all else fails,,,,go to the internet,,,and start checking salvage yards,,,call some of them,,,,the ones out west,,,are the best,,,,low humidty,,,and hardly,,,any rainfall,,,you should be able to work out,,,adeal with them,,,where they will ,,,cut the pieces off the vehicle,,,you need ,,for a price,,,and if need be,,,for a price,,,you can have the item,,,shipped to your door. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!. I hope this helps you.
Isuzu is still producing its motors and cars. But I'm afraid that Isuzu will go out of business soon.
Yes. You can find the Isuzu Amigo at the Honda sale dealers.
A cylinder? A cylinder is still a cylinder regardless of how long it is.
It COULD, but multiple plugs would have to be very fouled. If just one has gone bad, the vehicle would still start, but would just be "missing" on that one cylinder.
Yes I'm sure you can still be a SASR trooper if you need glasses.
Isuzu cars were not successful compared to their highly succussful suv/trucks in the 90s, nearly nobody owned isuzu car nor did anyone notice/miss their disappearance. However isuzu sales severly plumeted in the 2000s going from 100k vehicles sold in 1999 to 7k in 2008, thus isuzu chose to leave the american market completely, but they still manufacture trucks and suvs and are the world leader in comercial vehicals(which are still sold in north america)
Check for leaks under vehicle. You may have blown a hole through a rusty brake line.
Call the parts department of a Chevy dealership, give them the VIN number of your vehicle, and they should be able to provide you with it, assuming the engine is still original to the vehicle.