How to check for a redesigned 3.5L?
I own a 2002 Trooper with 20K miles on it. I run 5W30 Mobil1 and change oil/filter every 3K miles. Depending upon my driving habits during the 3K miles, I will consume anywhere between 3/4 and 1 Quart of Mobil 1. Admittedly, that isn’t horrible, but it isn’t “perfect” either. My question is: Is there a way for me to confirm if my specific engine has the new piston redesign? Is it possible for me to take the engine serial number and determine this with Isuzu? yes just check the pcv valve it should be a screw in style, instead of the push in , type if so, you no doubt have the new eng 82. Location of O2 sensors (oxygen) Standing at the front of the vehicle and staring at the engine. The closest cylinder on the passenger side is #1. Still on the passenger side the middle one is #3 and the back one is #5. On the driver’s side the front to back numbering is 2,4 and 6. For the oxygen sensors on an AT vehicle (i.e. two cats) the one before the cat on the passenger side is Bank1/Sensor1. The o
I own a 2002 Trooper with 20K miles on it. I run 5W30 Mobil1 and change oil/filter every 3K miles. Depending upon my driving habits during the 3K miles, I will consume anywhere between 3/4 and 1 Quart of Mobil 1. Admittedly, that isn’t horrible, but it isn’t “perfect” either. My question is: Is there a way for me to confirm if my specific engine has the new piston redesign? Is it possible for me to take the engine serial number and determine this with Isuzu? yes just check the pcv valve it should be a screw in style, instead of the push in , type if so, you no doubt have the new eng Location of O2 sensors (oxygen) Standing at the front of the vehicle and staring at the engine. The closest cylinder on the passenger side is #1. Still on the passenger side the middle one is #3 and the back one is #5. On the driver’s side the front to back numbering is 2,4 and 6. For the oxygen sensors on an AT vehicle (i.e. two cats) the one before the cat on the passenger side is Bank1/Sensor1. The one a
