4GJ2 workshop manual
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
the one above covers most things. There is no manual for the Mu
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MadDogDean
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Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
Hello all,
Firstly, hats off to Greeves. You are the diesel that keeps our isuzu's moving!
Recently acquired a 1995 Bighorn 3.1 turbo diesel (complete with all squeeks & leaks!). It seems all the shop manuals I see are 1996 and up. Is there anything significantly different between the 1995 and later models? Or do I just go with the 96 and hope for the best?
Cheers,
MadDogDean
Firstly, hats off to Greeves. You are the diesel that keeps our isuzu's moving!
Recently acquired a 1995 Bighorn 3.1 turbo diesel (complete with all squeeks & leaks!). It seems all the shop manuals I see are 1996 and up. Is there anything significantly different between the 1995 and later models? Or do I just go with the 96 and hope for the best?
Cheers,
MadDogDean
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
interestingly the manual quoted does not cover the electronic controlled injector pump so is actually more correct for yours than it is for a 96. Things like torque on demand and shift on the fly probably dont apply to your model Im guessing you have regular free wheel hubs. The few things that are different are things that you wont need. That manual has been fine for my 94 ls swb which doesnt even have ABS
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MadDogDean
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Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
Thanks Greeves,
I'm used to manuals being "pretty close". For years, owning 2nd hand trucks in Canada, Chilton's or Hayne's manuals always seemed to cover every model *except* for the one I happened to own. Kind of comes with the trade.
As for the truck, no TOD, but it does have a Lever type SOTF. It would be nice to have had manual hubs (like my old 1982 Toyota BJ40 Landcruiser), as I'm currently having vacuum issues with the 4x4 engaging/disengaging while I am underway. While I've the truck up to check the starter, I'll have a look at the SOTF vacuum actuator as well. In for a penny in for a pound...
Thanks again,
Cheers,
MadDogDean
I'm used to manuals being "pretty close". For years, owning 2nd hand trucks in Canada, Chilton's or Hayne's manuals always seemed to cover every model *except* for the one I happened to own. Kind of comes with the trade.
As for the truck, no TOD, but it does have a Lever type SOTF. It would be nice to have had manual hubs (like my old 1982 Toyota BJ40 Landcruiser), as I'm currently having vacuum issues with the 4x4 engaging/disengaging while I am underway. While I've the truck up to check the starter, I'll have a look at the SOTF vacuum actuator as well. In for a penny in for a pound...
Thanks again,
Cheers,
MadDogDean
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
i just brought a MU and need a manual what is the password for the account?
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
no password
just click on the link in the first post in this thread
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4123
and then click the download button
just click on the link in the first post in this thread
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4123
and then click the download button
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
Gidday
Which manual for a 97 MU 4JG2 T [no inter cooler] with an electronic fuel pump please ?
Kind regards Donald
Which manual for a 97 MU 4JG2 T [no inter cooler] with an electronic fuel pump please ?
Kind regards Donald
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
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covers the engine and 80% of everything else
http://www.mediafire.com/?cde7nc5v6j8d8
covers half of whats left.
http://www.mediafire.com/?2g2hc1kzeyend
covers whats left
Re: 4GJ2 workshop manual
you cant feel the turbo kick in and alot of the vacuum tubes on the right side of the bay dont seem to do much or anything