Realibilty of Iszus pickup trucks
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Originally Posted by 4drwhore
Yes they have a "fuel injected" carb on them. They usually decide to get anal and want to be "different" then the rest of the motor parts, i think it wants to stand out and be noticed. I would just suggest taking it to a shop and getting it scanned to see what code is throwing the CEL light. definitally would be a good buy in my eyes.
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Originally Posted by Mars_302
I work at a shop, but for soem reason I dont feel like working on it if I do buy it
I know someone who is in a real need of reliable transportation anyways
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Originally Posted by Mars_302
I work at a shop, but for soem reason I dont feel like working on it if I do buy it
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Originally Posted by 4drwhore
I would still suggest getting the code checked, could be something as simple as a water temp sensor throwing everything out of wack, thats a $9 5min fix. To each his own.
I know its easy, but when you work on cars all day, you really dont wany anything to do with your own cars at times, im gonna go be checking it out in 20, and probably test drive it.
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Mazda, Isuzu, Nissan, Toyota...
They will all run forever (I'm not talking about the new shit). Back in the day, those thing were [and still are] indistructable, to quote from a previous post, they ARE harder to kill than cockroaches.
Definatlly a wise investment. My friend had an old '91 and put at least a half-mill on it before the oddometer stopped rolling over. He sold it to some kid for a lawn service and as far as I know, it's still running. Buy that truck now if it's what you want, it's DEFINATLY dependable.
Jesus, now I want one,... oh shit,... I already do.
They will all run forever (I'm not talking about the new shit). Back in the day, those thing were [and still are] indistructable, to quote from a previous post, they ARE harder to kill than cockroaches.
Definatlly a wise investment. My friend had an old '91 and put at least a half-mill on it before the oddometer stopped rolling over. He sold it to some kid for a lawn service and as far as I know, it's still running. Buy that truck now if it's what you want, it's DEFINATLY dependable.
Jesus, now I want one,... oh shit,... I already do.
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Originally Posted by Mars_302
Came across a 93 with a 2.3 mottor, 5 speed, has 134k mile so on it. How dependable are they, and any known issues?
A kid I know has one with about the same cretiera as that one. He just recently replaced the oem clutch for the first time in 120k miles. The a/c blow so cold it will freeze you out.
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Originally Posted by John
as far as I have always known, those things were harder to kill than cockroaches.
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Originally Posted by Charles
+1 they will usually rust to the ground before the engine dies
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