98 Isuzu Rodeo plowin 3 feet of snow without a plow
haha check this out...this is an 3.2 v6 98 isuzu rodeo pushin a bunch of snow from the recent major snowstorm we got in th PA. Almost 3 feet! I'm plowin the snow with no plow on the front !!!
Isuzu Trooper Off-Road
Goofing around at the top of the trail. Sounds like I need to trim a little more off the inside of the front fender.
Rodeo Rescue
My offroading buddies and I came upon an Isuzu Rodeo that had slid off the road into a canyon. In all it took three and a half hours to get them out.
1997 Honda Passport offroad
Birdseye Gulch trail near Dillon, CO ~ February 2009
http://forum.planetisuzoo.com
Axle Replacement 1 of 4- 1995 Isuzu Rodeo
Video 1 of 4- Removing the Rotor
In this video series I will be repairing a 1995 Isuzu Rodeo front driver side axle- This is a 4x4 v6 rodeo.
If you're hearing a popping, grinding, or clanking noise while turning it is probably your CV joint going out.
I didn't want to spend $750 to have someone else replace this axle when it only cost me about $155 to do it myself. That price includes then specialty tools I had to buy. I ended up replacing both front axles for about $215. I figured I saved about $1300 doing the repairs myself.
If you want to see this and other cool projects visit:
http://theprojectjunkie.com/vehicles/axle-replacement-1995-isuzu-rodeo.html
MY ISUZU RODEO
installing a grilleguard i bought it on ebay at hunterstrucks accesories
for 249 with shipping
Installing 3" Suspension lift on Isuzu rodeo back in 1997 - old times :)
THis video probably has no point to most viewers... it's more for some close friends to go back in time to see how 'we use to be'. All of us no longer look the way we do in this video. besides looks, the jokes, and the way we were has changed... so this video is just a good memorie video. There will be others like this to come.
But... if you are thinking about lifting your Isuzu rodeo shoot me a comment or mail, i also have a video of the body lift that eventually i'll come accross. i can make a full lift video only.
Note, Chuck, the lift installer, appears a few times riding a 80's Ninja. this was his first bike and the new beggining that he didn't know of at the time. Chuck got into superbike racing, and now orks at H&B MACHINES, a bike shop located in Trenton NJ, that customizes all sorts of bikes.
This video might bring some old memories back... the roots!!!
As for me, the Rodeo lasted me 13 years with 197,000 miles. engine never broke and i changed the oil every 5 to 10,000 miles. never changed the timing chain and the only thing that went bad on it, was the rear axle (3 times). this was due to the oversize tires. For Chevy fans, the 91 and 92 Rodeo came with the Chevy Blazer 3.1 V6 engine (GM)... so i'm surprised it lasted this long... i sold the truck and ran fine... never saw it again.
Enjoy, and comment away.
