1998 Isuzu Trooper Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Chris Goffey checks out the 1998 Isuzu Trooper, and finds out if the little Trooper can match up against the big boys in the 4x4 market. He takes the Isuzu off-roading and tests it's performance and handling, as well as checking out how practical it is.
Solid car, used to see alot of these around as a kid.
Nowadays everyone tries to avoid the 3.0 Caterpillar engine and find a 3.1
The 3.0 Caterpillar built turbo diesel engine was a hotbed of problems, the injectors would mysteriously weld themselves to the engine and snap when removed requiring costly replacement, and cambelts would fail effectively rendering the engine scrap when they did.
I just totaled my 98 Jackaroo ion a head-on. Walked away with a sore neck. Bloody good 4WD. it won't be my first Isuzu.
Did the airbags deploy? My 98 Trooper hydroplaned on some slushy ice and struck a pole, airbags didn't deploy, but the ABS was pulsing the whole time, just no traction at all before impact.
@@jC-kc4si Yes, the did. first car I've had with airbags. Both cars were write-offs. My Jack and a Mazda 3. But both did their jobs of saving the driver.
I still see them in NC looking like new...them and Mitsu Montero's, both still shining.
Mitsubishi pajero way better. Another level up
Hello, friends, please tell me, is the Automatic transmission (automatic transmission) not reliable at all in 1999? I am interested in durability, as I was told, the automatic transmission is rather weak .... Please answer me 🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂🙋♂
Is uT zu Really ?
That is how he's saying it
Omg no one in comments
Give me one unit please. Am just a poor guy in kenya an African country.
Alan partridge 😂
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Isuzu is known for bad suspension and stability cars. You don't buy an engine you buy a whole car. Pajero is superior to this shit.
To each its own. I have owned both Isuzu Bighorn and Mitsubishi Pajero, and Isuzu takes the cake in refinement. Pajero is good too but Bighorn is a bit more comfy.