Isuzu Fuel Economy NPR NQR NRR Diesel Fuel Efficiency
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2012
- Get the most out of your Isuzu diesel engine. This video brought to you by IsuzuCV, Michael Olden of Bellamy Strickland Commercial Truck creates a stronger bottom line for our clients. Want better fuel economy on your diesel NPR, NQR, or NRR? This program lays out how to increase your MPG and utilize the Health Report on N-Series Diesel trucks. By the end of the program you will agree it easy to achieve higher Fuel Efficiency with an Isuzu.
Michael Olden can be reached at 678-583-3178, michael@bellamystriockland.net, and on the web at bellamystricklandtrucks.com/Mi... - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I bought a c223t surplus isuzu engine in 1998 for my jeep, and still kicking until now,i only replaced water pump 2yrs ago.
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wow!!!! no way
Uh, Yes way?? My regrets for not being available to answer this question. Let me know if there is any current question I can try to do better on. Best Regards,
11.6 km per liter isuzu 4jh1 tc
Awesome! My regrets for not being available to answer this question. Let me know if there is any current question I can try to do better on. Best Regards,
That's like 25mpg!! What engine do you have? I am looking for a 14ft box and the 3.0L eco diesel but can't find much info on the mpg for any of these trucks.
NOW GET OUT OF MY WAY!!!!!
LOL - I'M OUT OF YOUR WAY!!!! I think your referring to a desire to purchase one!!!!!. contact me at 423-618-3323 or email molden@lee-smith.com!!
Another pencil pusher. Try driving in an urban area like Los Angeles, where you won’t get 3 green lights in a row. If you were honest, you’d admit that repeatedly stopping and accelerating back to 30 or 30, only to be forced to stop 2 blocks away because you have a fresh red light, is horribly wasteful.
I appreciate the comment - though I may have missed your intended question. If there is still a question, please restate the question a different way. As a comment - I agree it is terrible when lights are poorly timed to keep traffic flowing.