http://www.vehicross.info/ How to replace the timing belt on the 98-04 3.5 and 3.2 Isuzu V6. Thanks deermagnet for the original post! 🙂
3.5l V6 Isuzu Vehicross Timing belt replacement.
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Mate, don’t know who you are but I am in debt to you and those you produced this video. It saved me from unwittingly removing LH cylinder head and probably saved me from divorce too!
very very very helpful thank u !!!!!!
Dear friend, thank you, this tremendous information, had a month trying to put the time in a 2000 Isuzu and could not set it up, I followed your instructions to the letter and boom. Thank you.
Estimado amigo, te agradezco, esta tremenda información, tenia un mes tratando de poner el tiempo de una izusu del 2000, y no conseguía ponerla en marcha, seguí tus indicaciones al pie de la letra y boom. gracias.
3:26 What 4 cylinder has a firing order like that? 0.o
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Thank You! Finally someone with the correct instructions! Just purchased a 2003 Rodeo. Previous owner stated timing belt broke & the mechanic started working on it never returned, leaving the everything dissassembled. I hired a “Master Mechanic” who put it together. The vehicle popped and pinged and sounded ugly. He said drive it for awhile and it should get better. I knew something wasnt right. I decided to tackle it myself. Followed these instructions and it now purrs like a kitten!
awesome, thanks for uploading this.
Thanks alot – this video as really got us out of the sh!t after we sent the head off to be re-valved and the monkey head man took the cams out and didnt know how to put them back in 🙂
your a star ..:)
can you translate this grethfull video to spanisc?. thanks
thank you so much your a life saver man thanks
3.2L is the 6VD1, the 3.5L is the 6VE1…he had it sdrawkcab