Isuzu Trucks

17 Gallon tank or 65 Liters

Dims: 37" x 16" x 13 1/8"

I have 4" in the bottom of the dash in my 90 model, 92 should be the same

On the back side of the guage package. Remove the screw from KSW hole "A" and insert it into KSW hole "B". If the screw is already in hole"B" remove and move to hole "A". This will have to be done every 90,000 miles.

Standard boost appears to be around the 12lbs maybe climbing to 13lbs when its very cold out.

1. Move the driver's seat forward, and locate the security system control unit mounted on the underneath the seat.

2. Turn on ignition switch on.

3. Press and hold the green programming button on the control unit with a pen. you will have to poke through a hole about the size of a pencil located on the side of the unit. when the security system LED on the instrument panel comes on, release the program button, (Step 3 and 4 must be done within 5 seconds of each other.)

4. Press and release the top button on the transmitter, check that the LED goes out chirps once, and the front marker lights flash to confirm that the transmitter's code worked by the control unit.

5. if you have other transmitters to program, repeat steps 3 and 4.

6. Turn the ignition switch off to exit the programming mode.

I have an 89 pickup and had to change the fuel pump by unbolting the fuel tank

and lowering it...The fuel pump is built into the top of the fuel tank....The hardest

part is lowering the tank and the rest is pretty easy.... There are just a couple

of bolts to take out and a couple of wires to connect to switch the old one for

the new one ....When you take the tank down you will see the top of the fuel

pump bolted in the top of the tank just remove the old pump and reinstall the

new pump in the same way you take the old pump out.... A couple of bolts to

lower the tank a couple of bolts to take the old pump out a couple of wires to

remove and a couple of fuel lines to remove....Then just do the opposite to put it

all back together........I hope this helps you with this:):):):):):)

P.S. Take the old pump out first and take it with you to get the new one....This

way if the new pump is a little different you can ask any questions you might

have while your at the parts store......:):):):):):):)

Where ever it is , dont pay 467 dollars to get it changed. Ebay for $49.00

It all depends on which one?? The primary "fuse" box is located passenger side top of dash under a the long panel. On the FTR's they don't use typical fuse's but circuit breakers. Their are other fuel blocks around under the cab in front of the radiator, one at the cab latch hoop, and typically another one is located under the box drivers side by the battery's. These have the main fuses for entire circuits so they are larger amp SLB (slow blow fuse) fuses. Happy hunting good luck.

Or, if you're like me: 1.)buy a roll of the EXPENSIVE black electrical tape at Home Depot or Lowes. 2.)Carefully cut a square just big enough to cover the O2 indicator. 3.)Apply liberally. Good luck, and congrats to you if you have enough spare time to take the dashboard apart every 90k! 94 Isuzu Pickup O2 sensor light I followed the Amigo instructions below for turning off my pickup o2 sensor light and BINGO! It worked smoothly! It takes a little bit to get the dash apart. I had to reach behind the instrument console after I took the face off and pull the speedometer control cable off. Then it was as easy as below... 94 Isuzu Amigo, O2 Sensor Light Like most everyone else my O2 Sensor Light came on at 90K miles. I replaced it and the light would not go off. I disassembled the instrument cluster and looked for the "A" and "B" screws. In short my instrument cluster wasn't marked that way. I traced one side of the O2 lamp out and it went to a screw marked "KSW" there was also an empty screw hole marked as "KSW" almost directly opposite it with a dashed line imprinted in the circuit board between the two. I took the screw out of the 1st "KSW" and moved it to the 2nd "KSW", reassembled the gauge cluster, started the vehicle and the O2 light went out. Sure hope this helps out any 94 Isuzu Amigo owners with this repair. 89 Isuzu Pick-up, O2 Sensor Light Q: I have an

on my truck on the top of the steering while caseing theres a little black switch if that's flipped just alittle bit it will cause the turn signals to not work try flipping the switch both ways and try the turn signals and see if that works

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valve clearance should be pusted under tune up spec under "stock hood" sticker should be on the left hand side

It is 0.40mm

"Valve clearance (at cold) Intake mm(in.) 0.40 (0.0157)

Exhaust mm(in.) 0.40 (0.0157)

What kind of question are you asking? You make absolutely no sense!

Depends... Prior to 2008 the valve cover is easily removed and should take no longer then an hour for the v/c removal and adjustment. Now in 2008 to present the EPA has imemented strict emission standards which manufactures are forced to include EGR coolers to the engines. On almost every single 2008 and newer engines the horizontal cooler will need to be either removed or moved to gain access to the v/c to be removed and this additional time could be 30 min or in some cases a few hours if the cooling system needs to be refilled. So typical overhead adjustment is 1.5 hrs labor with additional EGR cooler removal/ move I'd say 2.5-3.0hrs is the range for 2008 and newer vehicles. Now between 4 cyl and 6 cyl add .7 to above times. Hope this helps good old EPA costing you more money you do t have to keep the air clean.....do t matter china still exists.

Behind the front left wheel on the outside of the frame there should be a small box with a plastic cover. Remove the cover and you will see a relay marked "glow plug).

map sensor or a bad vacum leak

This is a safety issue but if you do it just connect the wires together.

In the fuel tank.

0.015"

If it is gasoline it is most likely the 1.9 litre.

It is the suspension on the truck I think the npr is a 14,500 GVWR and the NQR is a 17,500 GVWR, I may be off a little but that is what it means live a Chevy 1500,2500,3500 series truck

typically 14 gallons for 2.3 liter

I have been told it time to remove the dash and move a screw from one hole to another. This can be found on other sites. We are going to try it this weekend and see if it works.