You are a great driver and instructor. Your average or inexperienced driver could learn a lot just by watching this video. Today I had to drive my Rwd CTS Coupe during Central Pa's mini blizzard this morning. Your truck did a lot better than my 275/35/20's. I had to traverse unplowed streets that included one section that is a down hill turning to the left immediately followed by a steep hill to the right. You know the trick... Slow down enough stay out of the ditch at the bottom but get back up to speed to have enough momentum to not get stuck on the hill. Good Times were had. 😁
Invest in chains, or studded tires, sand bags, or weight over the axels, and keep it in the right gear controlling speed, you won't have any problems!!...I've driven in the Sierras and never once got stuck!!..Dulleys make chaining up easy, and great for getting unstuck if it happens!!...Have fun!!
I drive npr they are snow mobiles. Just keep it in drive and let it lug. They make peak torque at 1800 rpm. Low gears get rpms up thats only time they really break lose. You want to keep turbo from spooling in snow with them. A lot of people use them for snow plows. Cool video
I just put my NQR in the ditch this morning.😢 I lost traction while going up a steep hill,where several vehicles were spinning tires and making the snow slick Ice. I felt like a hero when i had almost backed all the way down the hill, but unfortunately I could not keep the front brakes from locking up (It is really easy to do, going backwards on ice) and i slow motion set her in the ditch. Lesson learned, I should have turned around and went back home.
Good to see you getting use out of the old box truck . Didn’t seem to bad in the snow and like you said two wheel drive duallys usually don’t do well in the snow unless you load em down. Good video! Keeps your nice vehicles nice lol!
omg yes I drive a 3.5 ton Isuzu NPR in italy, its our workshop truck, almost 200.000km on it and i've never drove it in the snow so i was curious to see how it would go if you are wondering, it takes forever to warm up mine too.. and i drive a lot on the motorway too mine has a 5 speed manual trans and 131hp from a 4 cyl turbodiesel engine nice video man!
it should still get to temp when youre driving. i have 3 of these for work, had the same issue with an 06 diesel npr and it was both of the thermostats stuck open.
With chains on the back mine has no problem at all. Have chains for the front too. Haven't used them in two years yet.
That's the perfect time to get out the old bronco and play around do a little snow mudding I guess you could call it LOL
You are a great driver and instructor. Your average or inexperienced driver could learn a lot just by watching this video. Today I had to drive my Rwd CTS Coupe during Central Pa's mini blizzard this morning. Your truck did a lot better than my 275/35/20's. I had to traverse unplowed streets that included one section that is a down hill turning to the left immediately followed by a steep hill to the right. You know the trick... Slow down enough stay out of the ditch at the bottom but get back up to speed to have enough momentum to not get stuck on the hill. Good Times were had. 😁
Thanks, it's always an adventure!
Invest in chains, or studded tires, sand bags, or weight over the axels, and keep it in the right gear controlling speed, you won't have any problems!!...I've driven in the Sierras and never once got stuck!!..Dulleys make chaining up easy, and great for getting unstuck if it happens!!...Have fun!!
I drive npr they are snow mobiles. Just keep it in drive and let it lug. They make peak torque at 1800 rpm. Low gears get rpms up thats only time they really break lose. You want to keep turbo from spooling in snow with them. A lot of people use them for snow plows. Cool video
The warm up idle knob in the cab rotates CW to increase your idle speed. It does not pull out!!
I have a 01 NPR-HD
You forgot to clean off in front of your headlights. Thanks for the scenic ride
I did! Busted, LOL
I just put my NQR in the ditch this morning.😢 I lost traction while going up a steep hill,where several vehicles were spinning tires and making the snow slick Ice. I felt like a hero when i had almost backed all the way down the hill, but unfortunately I could not keep the front brakes from locking up (It is really easy to do, going backwards on ice) and i slow motion set her in the ditch. Lesson learned, I should have turned around and went back home.
Cool video! I’d like an NPR one day
Good to see you getting use out of the old box truck . Didn’t seem to bad in the snow and like you said two wheel drive duallys usually don’t do well in the snow unless you load em down. Good video! Keeps your nice vehicles nice lol!
Thanks 👍
omg yes
I drive a 3.5 ton Isuzu NPR in italy, its our workshop truck, almost 200.000km on it and i've never drove it in the snow so i was curious to see how it would go
if you are wondering, it takes forever to warm up mine too.. and i drive a lot on the motorway too
mine has a 5 speed manual trans and 131hp from a 4 cyl turbodiesel engine
nice video man!
Thanks! They do surprisingly well in the snow!
@@slow_restoration i saw it.. tomorrow i will fit new Pirelli all season carrier tyres, praying for some snow ahaha!
Cheers from italy
That dash needs cleaning 😁
it should still get to temp when youre driving. i have 3 of these for work, had the same issue with an 06 diesel npr and it was both of the thermostats stuck open.
My block heater is on the passenger side by the coolant reservoir area maybe check there
duel wheels in the rear are good for snow.
You should turn the knob to raise the rpm.
Thanks, the cable is frozen.
Ok
Diesels usually always run cool unless they have a load on them.
These trucks are one problem right after another the only good thing about them is the cab tips up and it's easy to work on the engine compartment
Idk what your going on about I see these in the shop with 310000 just for basic maintenance there honestly kinda goated
I love mine I would not swap out for anything
What year?
2000
you need a thermostat mine goes 1/2 way up
oh it was in new orleans.
Do you still have this truck? Wanna sell it?
Do you still have this truck?
Donne le moi je vivais en Haïti
These things are tank they can take a beating. I know cause I beat the hell out of them lol
You should put some weight in the back
lol where is the house of the rising sun?
Its terrible in the snow
Nice click bait. "Bad idea". Literally a waste of time.